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A national leader
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A new report has identified Ohio State as one of the top-five schools nationally for improving its overall graduation rates.
The university earned the distinction as a part of The Education Trust’s recent examination of both overall graduation rates and the graduation rates of underrepresented minority students. Ohio State was recognized for improving its graduation rates for underrepresented students as well.
“These findings underscore our institutional commitment to inclusive excellence,” said President Michael V. Drake.
The improving rates are indicative of broader efforts Ohio State is making to improve college access and ensure student success. The efforts support Drake’s 2020 Vision for the university that includes increasing access, affordability and excellence.
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Stay connected with Ohio State
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Innovation in the Andes
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Ohio State is known around the world for its climate change research. Now, scientists from the university are using new ideas to study melting glaciers in the Peruvian Andes.
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Survey says? Alumni love Ohio State
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Comfort and toys
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The University Women’s Club Toymakers has brought joy to thousands of children while transforming miles of fabric into lovable dolls and animals. Learn more about this group and those it helps.
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Thank you for your support
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Alumna named Rhodes Scholar. Ilhan Dahir, a 2015 graduate, was among a prestigious group of just 32 individuals selected to study at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Dahir was chosen for her commitment to the empowerment of refugee communities around the world and her potential as a leader and advocate for refugees and communities in turmoil.
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Share your pride
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Picture perfect
Buckeye travelers (from left) Barbara Brown, Eilanna Price, Pat Price and Bob Messmore pose in Cape Town, South Africa, during a recent Ohio State Alumni Tour. The photo was submitted by Ohio State alumna Amy Stoneking ’04. |
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