Time and Credits to Degree for Associate and Bachelor's Degree Graduates FY 2012
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1 Time and Credits to for Associate and Bachelor's Graduates FY 2012 University System of Ohio s Prepared by Published August 2013, Revised October 2013
2 Table of Contents Definitions Page 1 Table 1. Time and Credits to Associate for Non Transfer Students by Discipline Area Page 2 Table 2. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non Transfer Students by Discipline Area Page 3 Table 3. Time and Credits to Associate for Non Transfer Students by Campus Page 4 Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Page 6 Table 5. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non Transfer Students by Page 1 Table 6. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Page 1
3 Time and Credits to Definitions Term Credits to Associate's Credits to Bachelor's Median to Time to Associate's Time to Bachelor's Definition Average credits earned at the institution awarding the degree as reported in the Certification (DC) file. Credits earned at an institution on a quarter calendar system are converted to semester credits (semester credits = quarter credits multiplied by 2/3). Students are assumed to be non transfer if they have earned at least 60 semester or 90 quarter credits for the degree (as reported in the DC file) at the institution awarding the degree. Students are assumed to be non transfer if they have earned at least 120 semester or 180 quarter credits for the degree (as reported in the DC file) at the institution awarding the degree. to degree, or duration, is calculated as the difference in time (in years) between the term of first enrollment and the term in which the degree is awarded. Duration varies slightly depending on the calendar system (quarter or semester) of the institution where the degree is awarded. For a traditional student who begins in fall term of year 0 and earns a baccalaureate degree in spring term of year 4 the duration is 3.67 at a semester institution, and 3.75 at a quarter institution. The median is defined as the middle of a given sequence. Median duration is calculated by ordering all of the durations from lowest to highest and selecting the number in the middle. The time is measured in years and is the difference in time between the term of first enrollment (from the SE file) and the term in which the degree is awarded (from the DC file). If the student has a record in the Revised First Enrollment (RF) file for the institution, then the RF term of first enrollment is used as the starting point. Both the beginning and ending terms are included in the calculated time with each semester term counting as 1/3 of a year and each quarter counting ¼ of a year. The percent of students graduating in various time ranges are then calculated. The time is measured in years and is the difference in time between the term of first enrollment (from the SE file) and the term in which the degree is awarded (from the DC file). If the student has a record in the Revised First Enrollment (RF) file for the institution, then the RF term of first enrollment is used as the starting point. Both the beginning and ending terms are included in the calculated time with each semester term counting as 1/3 of a year and each quarter counting ¼ of a year. The percent of students graduating in various time ranges are then calculated. Ohio Board of Regents 1 10/2013
4 Time and Credits to Table 1. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area Discipline Area Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Arts & Humanities 4, % 22% 18% 48% Business 3, % 22% 16% 54% Education % 26% 18% 47% Engineering 1, % 26% 15% 46% Health 6, % 18% 18% 59% Law % 23% 14% 51% Natural Science & Mathematics 1, % 29% 17% 40% Services 1, % 29% 19% 40% Social & Behavioral Sciences % 29% 18% 45% Trades and Repair Technicians % 30% 18% 38% Statewide Total 20, % 23% 18% 50% Ohio Board of Regents 2 10/2013
5 Time and Credits to Table 2. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area Discipline Area Number of s Median to 4 or > 4, <= 5 > 5, <= 6 More than 6 Arts & Humanities 5, % 30% 10% 14% Business 4, % 30% 7% 10% Education 2, % 34% 12% 13% Engineering 3, % 51% 11% 10% Health 2, % 26% 8% 17% Law % 15% 13% 41% Natural Science & Mathematics 2, % 27% 9% 12% Services 1, % 31% 9% 14% Social & Behavioral Sciences 4, % 27% 10% 13% Statewide Total 28, % 31% 10% 13% Ohio Board of Regents 3 10/2013
6 Time and Credits to Table 3. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Campus Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <=4 Community Colleges Belmont Technical College % 35% 18% 33% Central Ohio Technical College % 38% 27% 30% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College 1, % 28% 16% 45% Clark State Community College % 20% 18% 54% Columbus State Community College 1, % 21% 19% 54% Cuyahoga Community College 1, % 13% 15% 69% Eastern Gateway Community College % 20% 17% 49% Edison State Community College % 26% 15% 50% Hocking Technical College % 30% 16% 30% James A. Rhodes State College % 27% 19% 40% Lakeland Community College % 15% 16% 56% Lorain County Community College % 11% 19% 61% Marion Technical College % 38% 20% 36% North Central State College % 20% 19% 55% Northwest State Community College % 20% 14% 51% Owens State Community College 1, % 17% 18% 60% Rio Grande Community College % 24% 10% 25% Sinclair Community College 1, % 18% 15% 63% Southern State Community College % 31% 12% 41% Stark State College of Technology 1, % 22% 22% 48% Terra State Community College % 20% 15% 49% Washington State Community College % 34% 15% 39% Zane State College % 34% 16% 36% Community Colleges Total 15, % 22% 17% 52% Ohio Board of Regents 4 10/2013
7 Time and Credits to Table 3. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Campus Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <=4 University Main and Regional Campuses Bowling Green State University % 25% 15% 50% Kent State University % 20% 18% 57% Miami University % 25% 19% 51% Ohio State University % 43% 18% 18% Ohio University % 32% 18% 39% Shawnee State University % 28% 22% 33% University of Akron % 21% 21% 50% University of Cincinnati % 23% 18% 49% University of Toledo % 19% 21% 47% Wright State University % 31% 12% 35% Youngstown State University % 28% 13% 45% University Main and Regional Campuses Total 4, % 27% 18% 44% Statewide Total 20, % 23% 18% 50% Ohio Board of Regents 5 10/2013
8 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Arts & Humanities Belmont Technical College % 75% 13% 13% Bowling Green State University % 20% 17% 51% Central Ohio Technical College % 25% 33% 33% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College % 33% 14% 37% Clark State Community College % 18% 20% 49% Columbus State Community College % 28% 20% 45% Cuyahoga Community College % 15% 17% 64% Eastern Gateway Community College % 13% 27% 47% Edison State Community College % 38% 16% 33% Hocking Technical College % 39% 4% 36% James A. Rhodes State College % 13% 38% 25% Kent State University % 12% 17% 67% Lakeland Community College % 19% 13% 45% Lorain County Community College % 14% 20% 48% Marion Technical College 5 Miami University % 22% 19% 57% North Central State College 3 Northwest State Community College % 21% 11% 25% Ohio State University % 42% 20% 19% Ohio University % 16% 21% 57% Owens State Community College % 18% 20% 60% Rio Grande Community College 4 Shawnee State University 3 Sinclair Community College % 18% 23% 54% Southern State Community College % 25% 11% 34% Stark State College of Technology % 31% 23% 44% Terra State Community College % 12% 24% 47% University of Akron % 8% 18% 56% University of Cincinnati % 28% 18% 40% Washington State Community College % 25% 11% 32% Ohio Board of Regents 6 10/2013
9 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Wright State University 2 Youngstown State University % 5% 5% 35% Zane State College % 7% 33% 40% Business Belmont Technical College % 31% 14% 36% Bowling Green State University % 44% 0% 44% Central Ohio Technical College % 35% 25% 28% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College % 26% 18% 52% Clark State Community College % 19% 15% 54% Columbus State Community College % 20% 17% 57% Cuyahoga Community College % 14% 12% 71% Eastern Gateway Community College % 20% 18% 41% Edison State Community College % 25% 12% 57% Hocking Technical College % 29% 13% 41% James A. Rhodes State College % 35% 11% 32% Kent State University % 17% 13% 61% Lakeland Community College % 11% 13% 67% Lorain County Community College % 9% 25% 63% Marion Technical College % 39% 8% 47% Miami University % 31% 10% 49% North Central State College % 19% 14% 59% Northwest State Community College % 20% 14% 52% Ohio University % 33% 19% 41% Owens State Community College % 18% 15% 60% Rio Grande Community College % 19% 24% 38% Shawnee State University % 3% 20% 57% Sinclair Community College % 17% 12% 67% Southern State Community College % 32% 12% 44% Stark State College of Technology % 21% 22% 48% Terra State Community College % 18% 14% 57% University of Akron % 10% 20% 64% Ohio Board of Regents 7 10/2013
10 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 University of Cincinnati % 23% 19% 49% University of Toledo % 14% 24% 52% Washington State Community College % 30% 9% 47% Wright State University % 34% 9% 28% Youngstown State University % 14% 21% 57% Zane State College % 37% 11% 44% Education Bowling Green State University % 22% 11% 67% Central Ohio Technical College % 11% 0% 56% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College % 39% 14% 37% Clark State Community College % 13% 25% 63% Cuyahoga Community College % 6% 4% 90% Eastern Gateway Community College % 25% 8% 58% Edison State Community College 1 Hocking Technical College % 36% 9% 0% Kent State University % 39% 27% 29% Lorain County Community College % 9% 27% 64% Miami University % 22% 33% 33% North Central State College 4 Northwest State Community College 4 Ohio State University 5 Owens State Community College % 23% 21% 49% Rio Grande Community College 4 Shawnee State University 3 Sinclair Community College % 14% 19% 67% Southern State Community College 4 Stark State College of Technology % 36% 28% 30% Terra State Community College % 23% 23% 54% University of Akron % 25% 13% 50% University of Cincinnati % 29% 13% 43% Washington State Community College % 45% 18% 18% Ohio Board of Regents 8 10/2013
11 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Youngstown State University 1 Zane State College 2 Engineering Belmont Technical College % 41% 6% 29% Bowling Green State University 3 Central Ohio Technical College % 52% 19% 24% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College % 31% 17% 39% Clark State Community College % 33% 0% 67% Columbus State Community College % 23% 17% 54% Cuyahoga Community College % 14% 13% 64% Eastern Gateway Community College % 19% 0% 77% Edison State Community College % 32% 9% 50% Hocking Technical College % 26% 9% 24% James A. Rhodes State College % 44% 7% 28% Kent State University % 13% 27% 54% Lakeland Community College % 16% 20% 45% Lorain County Community College % 11% 14% 67% Marion Technical College % 31% 19% 44% Miami University % 29% 24% 48% North Central State College % 17% 9% 65% Northwest State Community College % 36% 9% 55% Ohio State University % 25% 13% 13% Ohio University % 18% 18% 45% Owens State Community College % 22% 18% 47% Rio Grande Community College % 55% 5% 14% Shawnee State University 4 Sinclair Community College % 25% 15% 51% Southern State Community College % 53% 5% 26% Stark State College of Technology % 27% 19% 37% Terra State Community College % 19% 15% 33% University of Akron % 20% 23% 54% Ohio Board of Regents 9 10/2013
12 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 University of Cincinnati % 14% 11% 69% University of Toledo 5 Washington State Community College % 38% 12% 44% Wright State University % 19% 19% 31% Youngstown State University % 42% 11% 38% Zane State College % 37% 10% 33% Health Belmont Technical College % 33% 19% 40% Bowling Green State University % 19% 14% 53% Central Ohio Technical College % 37% 27% 34% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College % 17% 15% 65% Clark State Community College % 14% 19% 66% Columbus State Community College % 13% 21% 64% Cuyahoga Community College % 9% 16% 75% Eastern Gateway Community College % 22% 19% 53% Edison State Community College % 16% 15% 65% Hocking Technical College % 19% 28% 44% James A. Rhodes State College % 16% 29% 52% Kent State University % 26% 17% 53% Lakeland Community College % 9% 19% 71% Lorain County Community College % 3% 18% 78% Marion Technical College % 35% 26% 33% Miami University % 16% 22% 62% North Central State College % 14% 25% 59% Northwest State Community College % 16% 15% 60% Ohio University % 37% 17% 32% Owens State Community College % 9% 18% 72% Rio Grande Community College % 16% 8% 25% Shawnee State University % 34% 20% 30% Sinclair Community College % 10% 11% 76% Southern State Community College % 26% 15% 56% Ohio Board of Regents 10 10/2013
13 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Stark State College of Technology % 12% 18% 65% Terra State Community College % 16% 14% 65% University of Akron % 21% 29% 43% University of Cincinnati % 16% 15% 61% University of Toledo % 14% 43% 43% Washington State Community College % 36% 20% 37% Youngstown State University % 37% 14% 37% Zane State College % 35% 17% 38% Law Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College 5 Columbus State Community College % 24% 9% 55% Cuyahoga Community College % 7% 19% 67% Edison State Community College % 67% 0% 33% James A. Rhodes State College % 29% 0% 29% Kent State University 4 Lakeland Community College % 12% 24% 59% Marion Technical College 3 North Central State College % 8% 8% 42% Northwest State Community College % 43% 0% 29% Shawnee State University 3 Sinclair Community College % 14% 17% 58% Stark State College of Technology % 38% 0% 63% University of Akron % 35% 12% 41% University of Cincinnati % 27% 20% 53% University of Toledo 4 Zane State College % 22% 22% 44% Natural Science & Mathematics Belmont Technical College % 37% 26% 33% Bowling Green State University % 55% 18% 27% Central Ohio Technical College % 43% 33% 15% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College % 31% 22% 33% Ohio Board of Regents 11 10/2013
14 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Clark State Community College % 28% 23% 40% Columbus State Community College % 25% 10% 53% Cuyahoga Community College % 25% 12% 63% Eastern Gateway Community College 3 Edison State Community College % 22% 19% 44% Hocking Technical College % 40% 13% 16% James A. Rhodes State College % 38% 6% 32% Kent State University % 15% 18% 59% Lakeland Community College % 0% 17% 78% Lorain County Community College % 14% 8% 73% Marion Technical College % 40% 10% 25% Miami University % 33% 33% 33% North Central State College % 38% 18% 41% Northwest State Community College % 5% 14% 55% Ohio State University % 46% 12% 14% Ohio University % 56% 0% 11% Owens State Community College % 22% 8% 53% Rio Grande Community College 4 Shawnee State University 2 Sinclair Community College % 19% 19% 59% Southern State Community College % 33% 8% 37% Stark State College of Technology % 26% 32% 34% Terra State Community College % 13% 0% 56% University of Akron % 24% 16% 54% University of Cincinnati % 27% 25% 39% University of Toledo % 38% 13% 31% Washington State Community College % 22% 6% 67% Wright State University % 36% 14% 29% Youngstown State University % 22% 0% 78% Zane State College % 30% 30% 30% Ohio Board of Regents 12 10/2013
15 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Services Belmont Technical College % 26% 16% 26% Bowling Green State University % 36% 14% 43% Central Ohio Technical College % 51% 24% 16% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College % 39% 17% 24% Clark State Community College % 24% 21% 41% Columbus State Community College % 18% 20% 56% Cuyahoga Community College % 17% 16% 64% Eastern Gateway Community College % 27% 36% 27% Edison State Community College % 54% 8% 23% Hocking Technical College % 31% 13% 23% James A. Rhodes State College % 28% 13% 3% Kent State University % 24% 22% 51% Lakeland Community College % 24% 19% 50% Lorain County Community College % 22% 18% 58% Marion Technical College % 40% 30% 25% Miami University % 38% 12% 31% North Central State College % 17% 21% 48% Northwest State Community College % 23% 15% 23% Ohio University % 32% 15% 44% Owens State Community College % 26% 23% 47% Rio Grande Community College 1 Sinclair Community College % 26% 13% 59% Southern State Community College % 53% 7% 20% Stark State College of Technology % 30% 33% 30% Terra State Community College % 11% 44% 33% University of Akron % 30% 25% 41% University of Cincinnati % 24% 29% 36% Washington State Community College % 60% 13% 20% Youngstown State University % 15% 31% 46% Zane State College % 41% 17% 31% Ohio Board of Regents 13 10/2013
16 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Social & Behavioral Sciences Belmont Technical College % 36% 29% 14% Bowling Green State University % 27% 18% 45% Central Ohio Technical College % 28% 30% 33% Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College 1 Clark State Community College % 32% 16% 42% Columbus State Community College % 23% 25% 50% Cuyahoga Community College 1 Eastern Gateway Community College 1 Edison State Community College % 24% 33% 43% James A. Rhodes State College % 28% 16% 47% Lakeland Community College % 23% 13% 63% Lorain County Community College % 0% 0% 100% Marion Technical College % 50% 6% 44% Miami University 2 North Central State College % 35% 8% 46% Northwest State Community College % 17% 21% 58% Ohio University % 50% 13% 38% Owens State Community College % 22% 19% 59% Rio Grande Community College % 58% 17% 17% Shawnee State University % 22% 44% 11% Sinclair Community College % 23% 22% 52% Southern State Community College % 50% 22% 28% Stark State College of Technology % 28% 19% 54% Terra State Community College % 45% 9% 18% University of Akron % 38% 14% 43% University of Cincinnati % 32% 27% 24% Washington State Community College % 33% 7% 44% Wright State University % 29% 7% 57% Youngstown State University % 7% 7% 86% Zane State College % 34% 3% 19% Ohio Board of Regents 14 10/2013
17 Time and Credits to Table 4. Time and Credits to Associate for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Number of s Median to 2 or > 2, <= 3 > 3, <= 4 Trades and Repair Technicians Belmont Technical College % 29% 29% 14% Central Ohio Technical College 1 Cincinnati State Tech. & Community College % 22% 15% 48% Columbus State Community College % 21% 22% 49% Cuyahoga Community College 5 Eastern Gateway Community College % 43% 0% 14% Edison State Community College 5 Lorain County Community College 3 North Central State College % 27% 27% 27% Northwest State Community College % 14% 14% 43% Ohio University % 43% 25% 18% Owens State Community College % 15% 23% 62% Rio Grande Community College 3 Sinclair Community College % 42% 11% 39% Terra State Community College % 56% 0% 44% University of Cincinnati % 43% 19% 35% Washington State Community College % 30% 22% 22% Zane State College 4 Statewide Total 20, % 23% 18% 50% Data are not calculated in cases where the number of degrees awarded is fewer than 6 Ohio Board of Regents 15 10/2013
18 Time and Credits to Table 5. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non-Transfer Students by Name Number of s Median to 4 or > 4, <= 5 > 5, <= 6 More than 6 Bowling Green State University 1, % 36% 9% 7% Central State University % 34% 11% 13% Cleveland State University % 32% 15% 27% Kent State University 2, % 33% 13% 20% Miami University 2, % 19% 5% 6% Ohio State University 7, % 30% 7% 7% Ohio University 3, % 23% 7% 11% Shawnee State University % 30% 10% 19% University of Akron 1, % 39% 16% 23% University of Cincinnati 2, % 45% 13% 16% University of Toledo 1, % 37% 10% 11% Wright State University 1, % 33% 11% 16% Youngstown State University 1, % 33% 15% 31% Statewide Total 28, % 31% 10% 13% Ohio Board of Regents 16 10/2013
19 Time and Credits to Table 6. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Name Number of s Median to 4 or > 4, <= 5 > 5, <= 6 More than 6 Arts & Humanities Bowling Green State University % 38% 10% 11% Central State University % 36% 12% 18% Cleveland State University % 36% 14% 32% Kent State University % 34% 13% 18% Miami University % 20% 7% 12% Ohio State University % 27% 7% 10% Ohio University % 18% 6% 10% Shawnee State University % 39% 22% 20% University of Akron % 31% 18% 25% University of Cincinnati % 49% 12% 11% University of Toledo % 28% 16% 19% Wright State University % 32% 15% 15% Youngstown State University % 26% 17% 43% Business Bowling Green State University % 41% 7% 5% Central State University % 42% 13% 10% Cleveland State University % 39% 14% 23% Kent State University % 36% 12% 16% Miami University % 11% 1% 2% Ohio State University 1, % 26% 4% 2% Ohio University % 24% 3% 4% Shawnee State University % 26% 2% 26% University of Akron % 40% 10% 24% University of Cincinnati % 47% 13% 15% University of Toledo % 29% 8% 12% Wright State University % 32% 14% 19% Youngstown State University % 33% 17% 29% Ohio Board of Regents 17 10/2013
20 Time and Credits to Table 6. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Name Number of s Median to 4 or > 4, <= 5 > 5, <= 6 More than 6 Education Bowling Green State University % 37% 10% 6% Central State University % 25% 14% 14% Cleveland State University % 27% 22% 31% Kent State University % 40% 18% 16% Miami University % 28% 6% 3% Ohio State University % 28% 4% 6% Ohio University % 24% 10% 15% Shawnee State University % 38% 0% 8% University of Akron % 34% 24% 27% University of Cincinnati % 37% 13% 16% University of Toledo % 50% 9% 7% Wright State University % 35% 10% 13% Youngstown State University % 37% 15% 28% Engineering Bowling Green State University % 43% 8% 10% Central State University 5 Cleveland State University % 34% 20% 23% Kent State University % 32% 11% 17% Miami University % 31% 4% 7% Ohio State University 1, % 48% 9% 5% Ohio University % 38% 12% 5% Shawnee State University % 54% 4% 0% University of Akron % 57% 17% 19% University of Cincinnati % 76% 12% 10% University of Toledo % 62% 13% 11% Wright State University % 37% 9% 10% Youngstown State University % 45% 10% 23% Ohio Board of Regents 18 10/2013
21 Time and Credits to Table 6. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Name Number of s Median to 4 or > 4, <= 5 > 5, <= 6 More than 6 Health Bowling Green State University % 27% 9% 2% Cleveland State University % 28% 9% 27% Kent State University % 26% 13% 32% Miami University % 21% 6% 18% Ohio State University % 25% 4% 5% Ohio University % 19% 6% 28% Shawnee State University % 18% 14% 41% University of Akron % 39% 14% 16% University of Cincinnati % 21% 11% 20% University of Toledo % 24% 5% 5% Wright State University % 29% 6% 17% Youngstown State University % 40% 11% 32% Law Bowling Green State University 1 Kent State University % 13% 13% 38% University of Cincinnati % 0% 8% 77% University of Toledo % 29% 18% 18% Ohio Board of Regents 19 10/2013
22 Time and Credits to Table 6. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Name Number of s Median to 4 or > 4, <= 5 > 5, <= 6 More than 6 Natural Science & Mathematics Bowling Green State University % 37% 9% 8% Central State University % 29% 14% 7% Cleveland State University % 33% 13% 25% Kent State University % 32% 12% 19% Miami University % 13% 7% 3% Ohio State University 1, % 25% 8% 8% Ohio University % 27% 8% 13% Shawnee State University % 21% 14% 14% University of Akron % 28% 11% 26% University of Cincinnati % 36% 14% 18% University of Toledo % 31% 8% 7% Wright State University % 32% 9% 13% Youngstown State University % 18% 13% 28% Services Bowling Green State University % 34% 4% 5% Central State University % 22% 6% 11% Cleveland State University % 47% 12% 18% Kent State University % 40% 12% 26% Miami University % 18% 4% 5% Ohio State University % 22% 8% 7% Ohio University % 28% 6% 11% Shawnee State University % 36% 12% 16% University of Akron % 40% 12% 22% University of Cincinnati % 34% 13% 22% University of Toledo % 27% 8% 9% Wright State University % 44% 14% 7% Youngstown State University % 34% 20% 28% Ohio Board of Regents 20 10/2013
23 Time and Credits to Table 6. Time and Credits to Bachelor's for Non-Transfer Students by Discipline Area and Name Number of s Median to 4 or > 4, <= 5 > 5, <= 6 More than 6 Social & Behavioral Sciences Bowling Green State University % 30% 10% 6% Central State University % 30% 7% 15% Cleveland State University % 24% 17% 29% Kent State University % 29% 15% 20% Miami University % 21% 6% 7% Ohio State University 1, % 27% 7% 8% Ohio University % 24% 8% 8% Shawnee State University % 17% 9% 23% University of Akron % 35% 16% 20% University of Cincinnati % 28% 16% 27% University of Toledo % 35% 13% 19% Wright State University % 35% 11% 20% Youngstown State University % 31% 13% 39% Statewide Total 28, % 31% 10% 13% Data are not calculated in cases where the number of degrees awarded is fewer than 6 Ohio Board of Regents 21 10/2013
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