The Ohio State University: Lima
School info
3.6
Overall Quality
Reputation
4
Food
2.5
Clubs
3
Facilities
3.3
Internet
3.7
Location
3.6
Opportunities
3.1
Safety
5
Social
2.9
Happiness
4
Basic Information
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public
- Established: 1960
- Founder: The Ohio State University at Lima was established in 1960, and it is a regional campus of Ohio State University. Therefore, the founders are not specifically named for this campus. However, the founders of Ohio State University as a whole are: Rutherford B. Hayes, Ohio State University Since The Ohio State University at Lima is a regional campus, it does not have specific founders beyond the founding of Ohio State University itself
Academic information
Degree Courses
- The Ohio State University at Lima offers over 140 courses
Key Area
- Quantum and Particle Physics
- Materials Science
- Regenerative Agriculture
- Biology
- Environmental Science
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: The Ohio State University at Lima has a total enrollment of approximately 818 students (817 in fall 2023 and 815 in previous years)
- Undergraduates: The Ohio State University at Lima has a total undergraduate enrollment of 672 students
- Administrative Staff: The Ohio State University: Lima has at least 15 administrative staff members, but the exact number is not provided in the sources. Therefore, it is difficult to give an exact count without further information. However, based on the available data, it is reasonable to estimate that there are between 15 and 20 administrative staff members. **Range: 15-20**
Notable Alumni
- Charles E. Ansley
- Rebecca Ann Niedecken Ansley
- James F. Morrisey
- George M. Brooks
- Nicholas A. Pittner
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Students talk about this school
Good reviews
Overall 4.8
I love it here don't make me leave
Overall 4.3
Small city small university vibe!
Overall 4.2
None.
Bad reviews
Overall 1.5
Not a good choice of school if you're looking for the "college experience".
Overall 1.8
Get on this campus so that you may transfer. As I do like the smaller class sizes, it's in a boring, lack-luster town with student organizations who try way too hard to seem fun. If you're a robot who only wants an education, then great. If you're a human who also wants the college experience, then don't come here.