Owens Community College: Findlay Campus
School info
3.1
Overall Quality
Reputation
3.2
Food
3.1
Clubs
2
Facilities
3.5
Internet
3.5
Location
3.4
Opportunities
3
Safety
3.8
Social
2
Happiness
3.1
Basic Information
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public
- Established: 1983
- Founder: Michael J. Owens, Owens Community College (named after)
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Owens Community College offers over 160 unique programs and certificates
- which can include degree courses. Therefore
- the number of degree courses is approximately 160
Key Area
- Applied Engineering Tech
- Associate of Arts General
- Associate of Science General
- Electrical Major
- Nursing
Student and Staff Numbers
- Undergraduates: The total enrollment at Owens Community College in 2022, including both undergraduate and graduate students, is 7,559 students. However, the specific number of undergraduate students enrolled at the Findlay Campus is not provided in the sources. Therefore, I can only give an approximate range based on the total enrollment. **Approximate Range: 4,000 - 6,000 undergraduate students**
- Administrative Staff: The number of administrative staff at Owens Community College's Findlay Campus is approximately 15-20. This estimate is based on the staff listed in the Workforce & Economic Development and Admissions sections of the directories provided
Notable Alumni
- Madison Hubbell
- Keiffer Hubbell
- James Kelly
- Sean Bucknor
- Bill Laimbeer
- Jim Penix
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Students talk about this school
Good reviews
Overall 4.5
AWESOME PLACE.
Overall 4.1
Great school, great experience
Bad reviews
Overall 1.1
None.
Overall 1.5
None.
Overall 1.7
Just your traditional community college. clientel is older generation who are trying to remake a name for themselves. I think the college is more about giving degrees then actually learning the information. Campus activities are slim to none. No interest of other students who attend. A few good teachers but for the most part not good
Overall 1.9
Only some of the professors had any ethics or standards. Many classes, attendance is all thats needed. This is not good for any student that wants to really succeed and progress forward. Too many enrolled for the loans and something to do, and not really serious about education.Some staff have no bussiness teaching there, are under qualified