Headcount Enrollment at Ohio's Public and Private Colleges and Universities

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1 Headcount Enrollment at Ohio's Public and Private Colleges and Universities Prepared by March 2008

2 Headcount Enrollment, Fall Headcount 1998 to 2006 Sector to 2006 University Main Campuses 245, , , , , , , , , % University Regional Campuses 41,883 41,756 43,063 44,062 46,480 47,873 47,832 47,316 46, % Community & Technical Colleges 137, , , , , , , , , % Private, Not for Profit Colleges 119, , , , , , , , , % Private, For Profit Colleges 13,570 13,057 12,754 15,923 17,153 20,074 23,378 25,912 28, % 557, , , , , , , , , % From fall 1998 to fall 2006, total headcount enrollments in all sectors of Ohio higher education (public; private, not for profit; and private, for profit institutions) rose by 80,965, a 14.5% increase. This increase in enrollment occurred during the same time period in which the population in Ohio between the ages of 18 and 49 decreased by 3%. Enrollment growth patterns vary considerably across types of institutions. Enrollment at public university main campuses increased by 3.5%, from 245,049 in 1998 to 253,577 in The private, for profit sector has experienced the fastest percentage growth, increasing by 110.9% over this time period. However, with 28,621 students enrolled in 2006, this sector accounts for about 4.5% of the statewide total. The public community and technical colleges grew by 25.5%, from 137,160 in 1998 to 172,118 in The university regional campuses grew by 12.2%, from 41,883 in 1998 to 46,999 in The private not forprofit sector grew by 14.5%, from 119,519 in 1998 to 136,831 in Some institutions are constrained in their growth by capacity limitations related to either physical space or availability of qualified faculty. Other residential campuses are constrained in their growth by state regulation, while some universities are constrained by selective admissions policies. 1

3 Headcount Enrollment, Sector Headcount at Ohio Public and Private Title IV Eligible, Degree Granting s Fall 2006 By Sector Fall 2006 Doctoral,, and Community Colleges 75, % 75,143 0 State Community Colleges 68, % 68,139 0 Technical Colleges 28, % 28,837 0 University Regional Campuses 46, % 46, University Main Campuses 253, % 199,125 54,452 Private Not for Profit s 136, % 106,614 30,217 Private, For Profit s 28, % 27,553 1,068 Statewide 638, % 551,552 86,595 Sector and Headcount Ohio Public s Doctoral and Community Colleges 75,143 27% ,143 Cuyahoga Community College, Eastern 6,757 52% 0 0 6,757 Cuyahoga Community College, Metro 10,085 63% ,085 Cuyahoga Community College, Western 12,912 24% ,912 Jefferson Community College 1,601 20% 0 0 1,601 Lakeland Community College 8,788 7% 0 0 8,788 Lorain County Community College 10,521 55% ,521 Rio Grande Community College 1,528 11% 0 0 1,528 Sinclair Community College 22,951 12% ,951 State Community Colleges 68,138 23% ,139 Cincinnati State Technical & Community College 8,438 36% 0 0 8,438 Clark State Community College 3,339 34% 0 0 3,340 Columbus State Community College 22,745 22% ,745 Edison State Community College 3,085 17% 0 0 3,085 Northwest State Community College 2,881 19% 0 0 2,881 Owens State Community College, Findlay 2,884 55% 0 0 2,884 Owens State Community College, Toledo 17,150 18% ,150 Southern State Community College, Central 1,388 57% 0 0 1,388 Southern State Community College, Fayette Southern State Community College, North %

4 Headcount Enrollment, Sector and Doctoral and Southern State Community College, South % Terra State Community College 2,324 14% 0 0 2,324 Washington State Community College 2,316 16% 0 0 2,316 Technical Colleges 28,837 28% ,837 Belmont Technical College 1,714 1% 0 0 1,714 Central Ohio Technical College 3,103 82% 0 0 3,103 Hocking Technical College 5,581 13% 0 0 5,581 James A. Rhodes State College 3,347 37% 0 0 3,347 Marion Technical College 2,043 12% 0 0 2,043 North Central State College 3,195 15% 0 0 3,195 Stark State College of Technology 7,920 67% 0 0 7,920 Zane State College 1,934 16% 0 0 1,934 University Regional Campuses 46,999 12% ,141 Bowling Green State University, Firelands 2,164 50% ,112 Kent State University, Ashtabula 1,536 27% ,524 Kent State University, East Liverpool % Kent State University, Geauga 1,062 91% 1 4 1,057 Kent State University, Salem 1,274 29% ,255 Kent State University, Stark 3,743 36% ,701 Kent State University, Trumbull 2,012 11% ,994 Kent State University, Tuscarawas 2,019 27% ,977 Miami University, Hamilton 3,297 24% ,253 Miami University, Middletown 2,414 30% ,390 OSU, Agricultural Technical Institute % Ohio State University, Lima 1,220 8% ,141 Ohio State University, Mansfield 1,577 3% ,487 Ohio State University, Marion 1,714 47% ,607 Ohio State University, Newark 2,414 36% ,334 Ohio University, Chillicothe 1 1,850 16% 0 0 1,850 Ohio University, Eastern % Ohio University, Lancaster 1 1,727 6% 0 0 1,727 Ohio University, Southern 1 1,824 43% 0 0 1,824 Ohio University, Zanesville 1 1,723 37% 0 0 1,723 University of Akron, Wayne 1,742 8% 0 2 1,740 University of Cincinnati, Clermont 3,368 50% ,352 University of Cincinnati, Raymond Walters 5,149 32% ,015 Wright State University, Lake % University Main Campuses 253,577 3% 12,591 41, ,125 Bowling Green State University 19,150 8% 727 2,349 16,074 Central State University 1,761 82% ,741 Cleveland State University 15,119 7% 384 5,221 9,514 Kent State University 22,869 9% 1,133 3,584 18,152 3

5 Headcount Enrollment, Sector and Doctoral and Miami University 16,198 1% ,832 Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine 459 8% Ohio State University 52,512 6% 4,630 8,759 39,123 Ohio University 1 20,610 5% 1,245 2,339 17,026 Shawnee State University 3,897 12% 0 9 3,888 University of Akron 22,476 2% 775 3,303 18,398 University of Cincinnati 28,245 1% 2,178 6,014 20,053 University of Toledo 2 20,788 8% 638 4,062 16,088 Wright State University 16,214 9% 352 3,631 12,231 Youngstown State University 13,279 6% 32 1,242 12,005 1 Beginning in summer 2006, all graduate enrollments at Ohio University s regional campuses are registered at the main campus. 2 The University of Toledo and former Medical University of Ohio merged July 1, Headcount Ohio Private, Not for Profit, Title IV Eligible, Degree Granting s Fall 1998 to Allegheny Wesleyan College 49 42% Antioch College % Antioch University McGregor 679 8% Antioch University PhD Program in Leadership and Art Academy of Cincinnati % Ashland University 6,459 11% 3, ,793 Aultman Hospital School of Nursing % Baldwin Wallace College 4,349 4% ,609 Bluffton University 1,154 15% ,029 Capital University 3,817 6% ,824 Carnegie Institute of Integrative Medicine and Massotherapy Case Western Reserve University 9,592 1% 3,928 1,584 4,080 Cedarville University 3,110 17% ,064 Chatfield College 212 3% Cincinnati Christian University 1,145 29% Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science % Cleveland Institute of Art 500 1% Cleveland Institute of Music % College of Mount St. Joseph 2,259 2% ,916 Columbus College of Art and Design 1,581 3% 0 0 1,581 David N Myers University % Defiance College 996 0%

6 Headcount Enrollment, Fall 1998 to Denison University 2,263 5% 0 0 2,263 Franciscan University of Steubenville 2,387 18% ,982 Franklin University 7,416 72% ,656 Gods Bible School and College % Good Samaritan College of Nursing & Health Science % Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion % Heidelberg College 1,570 3% ,330 Hiram College 1,239 10% ,205 John Carroll University 3,830 14% ,133 Kenyon College 1,648 5% 0 0 1,648 Kettering College of Medical Arts % Lake Erie College % Laura and Alvin Siegal College of Judaic Studies Lourdes College 1,879 45% ,731 Malone College 2,296 3% ,960 Marietta College 1,522 18% ,411 MedCentral College of Nursing % Mercy College of Northwest Ohio % Methodist Theological School Ohio % Mount Carmel College of Nursing % Mount Union College 2,193 6% 0 0 2,193 Mount Vernon Nazarene University 2,670 42% ,171 Muskingum College 2,165 25% ,676 Notre Dame College 1, % ,240 Oberlin College 2,841 4% ,829 Ohio Christian University % Ohio College of Massotherapy Inc % Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine % Ohio Dominican University 3,054 54% ,518 Ohio Northern University 3,620 21% ,612 Ohio Wesleyan University 1,935 3% 0 0 1,935 Otterbein College 3,184 17% ,804 Payne Theological Seminary 97 67% Pontifical College Josephinum % Rabbinical College Telshe 76 33% Rosedale Bible College Temple Baptist College The College of Wooster 1,819 4% 0 0 1,819 The University of Findlay 5,263 28% 1, ,007 Tiffin University 1,977 37% ,437 Tri State Bible College 39 11%

7 Headcount Enrollment, Fall 1998 to Trinity Lutheran Seminary % Union Institute & University 2,051 2% 1, United Theological Seminary % University of Dayton 10,503 3% 2, ,473 University of Northwestern Ohio 3,255 65% ,240 University of Rio Grande % Urbana University 1,568 37% ,459 Ursuline College 1,639 25% ,180 Walsh University 2,405 55% ,087 Wilberforce University % Wilmington College 1,678 11% ,640 Winebrenner Theological Seminary 95 7% Wittenberg University 2,089 2% ,059 Xavier University 6,666 4% 2, ,910 Headcount Ohio Private, For Profit, Title IV Eligible, Degree Granting s ATS Institute of Technology Academy of Court Reporting Akron % Academy of Court Reporting Cincinnati Academy of Court Reporting Cleveland % Academy of Court Reporting Columbus 250 5% Akron Institute A Division of Herzing Ohio Inc % Antonelli College % Bohecker College % Bradford School % Brown Mackie College Akron % Brown Mackie College Cincinnati 1, % 0 0 1,364 Brown Mackie College Findlay % Brown Mackie College North Canton 1, % 0 0 1,006 Bryant and Stratton College Cleveland % Bryant and Stratton College Parma % Bryant and Stratton College Willoughby Hills % Davis College % DeVry University Ohio 3,393 4% ,855 ETI Technical College % Gallipolis Career College %

8 Headcount Enrollment, ITT Technical Institute Dayton 457 6% ITT Technical Institute Hilliard ITT Technical Institute Maumee ITT Technical Institute Norwood % ITT Technical Institute Strongsville % ITT Technical Institute Warrensville Heights ITT Technical Institute Youngstown % International College of Broadcasting 104 7% Miami Jacobs Career College % Miami Jacobs Career College Springboro Branch National Institute of Massotherapy National Institute of Technology % Ohio Business College % Ohio Business College Lorain % Ohio Institute of Health Careers % Ohio Institute of Health Careers Elyria Ohio Institute of Photography and Technology % Ohio Technical College % Ohio Valley College of Technology % Skills Institute % Quest Career College RETS Tech Center % Remington College Cleveland Campus % Remington College Cleveland West Campus Samuel Stephen College 51 56% School of Advertising Art Inc % Southeastern Business College Jackson Southeastern Business College Lancaster 46 66% Southeastern Business College New Boston 51 64% Southwestern College Cincinnati % Southwestern College Dayton % Southwestern College Franklin % Southwestern College of Business % Stautzenberger College % Stautzenberger College Strongsville Campus Technology Education College % The Art Institute of Cincinnati 70 43% The Art Institute of Ohio Cincinnati The Youngstown College of Massotherapy Tri State College of Massotherapy Trumbull Business College % University of Phoenix Cincinnati Campus

9 Headcount Enrollment, University of Phoenix Cleveland Campus University of Phoenix Columbus Campus Vatterott College Cleveland Virginia Marti College of Art and Design %