Provides educational career and technical programs including those in the liberal arts and sciences, business technologies, engineering and industrial technologies, health careers and public service. Options include two-year associate degree programs, one-year certificate programs, post-degree professional certificate programs, and continuing/professional development classes. Also offers community education programs, recreational activities, and cultural arts programs and exhibits.

Provides comprehensive nursing education programs leading to an Associate Degree of Applied Science in Nursing or a Certificate of Proficiency in Practical Nursing. Completion of either the Associate Degree or Practical Nurse program enables an individual to take the required National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for either the Registered Nurse or Practical Nurse.

Community College that offers 2 year associate degrees, career & technology degrees, and certificate programs. Allows students to complete the first two years of college and then transfer to a 4 year college to complete a bachelor program. Provides to students career counseling and preparation, tutoring, library access, computer training and other services. Has two campus in downtown Columbus and in Delware and nine off campus centers.

University accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Provides access to a broad range of undergraduate programs; offers graduate programs in selected areas of excellence.

Prepares students who have completed their bachelor's degree to become lawyers at University of Akron School of Law.

Provides undergraduate and graduate educational opportunities for individuals attending the university.

Operates a community-based, public medical university and academic health center offering a doctor of medicine (M.D.), a doctor of pharmacy (Pharm. D.), and doctor of dental surgery (D.D.S.) degree in addition to master's and doctoral degrees and research opportunities in other medical areas. Partners include teaching hospitals, community pharmacies, boards of health and universities throughout the state.

Provides opportunity for higher education offering 76 degree and certificate programs. Academic divisions include Arts and Humanities, Business, Engineering Technologies, Science & Health, and Social Science & Public Service Technologies.

A regional campus of Ohio University offering predominately the first two years of general studies. Selected upper divisions and graduate courses, associate degrees in Nursing and Electronic Media and bachelors degrees in Communications in the Human Services, Business Administration, Nursing, Criminal Justice, Education, Organizational Communication, and Specialized Studies. Non-credit adult and continuing education. Approximately 1300 students commute to the 180 acre site with a library, learning resources, a classroom facility, and physical education building and a campus center.

Provides college education.

Provides public, post-secondary education to enrolled students. Offers undergraduate and certificate programs.

Offers postsecondary education in various fields and disciplines to earn an undergraduate/graduate degree, as well as certificate programs for people who meet entry-level requirements and are interested in advanced education.

Provides undergraduate and graduate educational opportunities for individuals attending the university.

Provides educational career and technical programs including those in the liberal arts and sciences, business technologies, engineering and industrial technologies, health careers and public service. Options include two-year associate degree programs, one-year certificate programs, post-degree professional certificate programs, and continuing/professional development classes. Also offers community education programs, recreational activities, and cultural arts programs and exhibits.

Provides vocational education, career information, and vocational assessment for youth who reside in the communities that make up the school district. Offers programs in areas of study such as engineering, automotive, cosmetology, computer technology, health occupations, culinary arts, greenhouse and landscaping, early childhood education, marketing, etc. Also offers opportunities for students to gain work experience.

Branch of Ohio University that offers classes and continuing education for associates degrees, bachelors degrees, and certificates.

Provides a state-operated university offering undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs. Operates facilities for higher education which offers over 170 major fields of study. Offers an eight-campus network included regional campuses in Ashtabula, East Liverpool, Geauga, Salem, Stark, Trumbull, and Tuscarawas.

Founded in 1962, Clark State College has campuses in Springfield, Beavercreek, Xenia and Bellefontaine, Ohio. Clark State offers the latest associate and bachelor degrees, certificates and transfer options in more than 130 professional fields. The economic impact of Clark State on Champaign, Clark, Greene and Logan Counties is in excess of $181 million dollars annually. Enrollment is open year-round, and financial aid and Foundation scholarships are available for those who qualify. Enroll today at www.clarkstate.edu/apply.

University accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Provides access to a broad range of undergraduate programs; offers graduate programs in selected areas of excellence.

Provides educational career and technical programs including those in the liberal arts and sciences, business technologies, engineering and industrial technologies, health careers and public service. Options include two-year associate degree programs, one-year certificate programs, post-degree professional certificate programs, and continuing/professional development classes. Also offers community education programs, recreational activities, and cultural arts programs and exhibits.