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| Enrollment (Autumn 2009) | ||
Columbus
Campus |
Total University |
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| Total | 55,014 |
63,217 |
| Men | 28,528 |
32,289 |
| Women | 26,486 |
30,928 |
| Undergraduates | 41,348 |
49,195 |
| Graduate students | 10,385 |
10,741 |
| Professional students | 3,281 |
3,281 |
| Ohioans | 44,599 |
52,736 |
| Non-Ohioans | 10,415 |
10,481 |
| Foreign students | 4,231 |
4,238 |
| Students with Disabilities* | 788 |
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| *Self identified students whose disability has been documented based on OSU standards | ||
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| Enrollment, Minority (Autumn 2009) | ||||
Columbus Campus |
Total University |
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| Total Enrollment | 55,014 |
%
of Total |
63,217 |
%
of Total |
| Total minorities | 7,916 |
14.4% |
8,851 |
14.0% |
African Americans |
3,383 |
6.1% |
3,934 |
6.2% |
Asian Americans |
2,897 |
5.3% |
3,108 |
4.9% |
Hispanics |
1,449 |
2.6% |
1,584 |
2.5% |
American Indians |
187 |
0.3% |
225 |
0.4% |
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| Tuition and Fees, 2009-2010 academic year | ||
Quarter |
Annual |
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| Ohio undergraduate* (Columbus) |
$2,802 |
$8,406 |
| Ohio undergraduate (Regional) |
$1,887 |
$5,661 |
| Nonresident undergraduate* (Columbus) |
$7,326 |
$21,978 |
| Ohio graduate* (Columbus) |
$3,470 |
$10,410 |
| Nonresident graduate* (Columbus) |
$8,550 |
$25,650 |
| Typical annual cost, all fees** | $18,695 |
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Excludes COTA and Mandatory Recreation, and Student Union Facility fees. (Figures are rounded and may not sum to total.) |
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Budget, 2009-2010 (as approved by Trustees) | |
| Total income | $4.45 billion |
| State appropriations | $577 million |
| Other government | $360 million |
| Student fees | $745 million |
| Hospitals | $1.70 billion |
| Auxiliaries (residence halls, Athletics, etc.) | $307 million |
| Other income | $757 million |
| Total expenditures | $4.37 billion |
| Instructional & General | $1.32 billion |
| Separately budgeted research | $439 million |
| Public service | $145 million |
| Scholarships & fellowships | $219 million |
| Auxiliaries | $325 million |
| Hospitals | $1.65 billion |
| OSU Physicians | $266 million |
| Financial Information (Fiscal Year: July 1-June 30) | |
| (Figures are rounded and may not sum to total) | |
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| Historical Information | |
| Established by Legislature | 1870 |
| First classes taught | 1873 |
| Received present name | 1878 |
| First graduating class | 1878 |
| Degrees granted (through Aug. 2009) | 622,368 |
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| Academic Structure
(Autumn 2009) |
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| Undergraduate majors | 175 |
| Master's degree programs | 133 |
| Doctoral degree programs | 99 |
| Professional degree programs | 7 |
| Courses (estimated) | 12,000 |
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| Employees (Autumn 2009) | ||
FTE |
Headcount |
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| Total | 30,409.7 |
40,744 |
| Regular Faculty | 3,026.3 |
3,043 |
| Clinical Faculty | 613.6 |
634 |
| Research Faculty | 83.0 |
84 |
| Auxiliary Faculty | 1,652.6 |
2,093 |
| Administrative and Professional Staff | 14,794.6 |
16,238 |
| Civil Service Staff | 5,293.8 |
5,455 |
| Student employees | 4,945.8 |
13,197 |
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| Payroll, Annual, 2008-2009 | |
| For all employees | $1.736 billion |
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| Buildings (November 2009) | |
| Total | 906 |
| Columbus campus (Franklin County) | 457 |
| Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark campuses | 44 |
| OARDC (all locations) & ATI* | 343 |
| Other areas | 62 |
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| Acreage (November 2009) | |
| Total | 15,904 |
| Columbus campus | 1,762 |
| Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark campuses | 1,499 |
| OARDC (all locations) & ATI* | 8,158 |
| Molly Caren Agricultural Center | 2,095 |
| Don Scott Airport | 1,412 |
| Golf courses | 295 |
| Miscellaneous | 683 |
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| Endowment (Total University and Foundation - Long-Term Investment Pool) | |
| Market value, June 30, 2009 | $1.716 billion |
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| Fund Raising, 2008-2009 | |
| Donors | 119,048 |
| Total receipts | $237 million |
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| Research Expenditures, 2008-2009 | ||
| Total | $721.2 million |
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| Research Foundation | $488.3 million |
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| OARDC | $58.6 million |
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| Transportation Research Center | $42.8 million |
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| Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital | $52.9 million |
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| Other Research | $78.6 million |
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| (Figures are rounded and may not sum to total) | ||
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| Administration | |
| E. Gordon Gee | President |
| Joseph A. Alutto | Executive Vice President and Provost |
| Trustees | Term Ending |
| Leslie H. Wexner, Chair | 2011 |
| Jo Ann Davidson, Vice Chair | 2010 |
| John D. Ong | 2010 |
| Douglas G. Borror | 2011 |
| Walden W. O'Dell | 2012 |
| Alex Shumate | 2012 |
| Brian K. Hicks | 2013 |
| John C. Fisher | 2013 |
| Robert H. Schottenstein | 2014 |
| Alan W. Brass | 2014 |
| Ronald A. Ratner | 2015 |
| Algenon L. Marbley | 2016 |
| Linda S. Kass | 2017 |
| Janet B. Reid | 2018 |
| W.G. Jurgensen | 2018 |
| Jason W. Marion, student | 2010 |
| Alexis L. Swain, student | 2011 |
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Enrollments, Largest
U.S. Universities | |
| Arizona State University, Main Campus | 55,552 |
| The Ohio State University | 55,014 |
| University of Minnesota, Twin Cities | 51,659 |
| University of Texas, Austin | 50,995 |
| University of Florida | 50,691 |
| Penn State University | 48,832 |
| Texas A&M University, College Station | 48,703 |
| Michigan State University | 47,278 |
| University of Illinois, Urbana | 43,881 |
| New York University | 43,404 |
| University of Washington | 42,922 |
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Abbreviations: ATI = Agricultural Technical Institute; FTE = Full-time Equivalent; OARDC = Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center |
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| Compiled by the Office of Institutional Research and Planning. Previous Statistical Summaries: 2008, 2007, 2006 For more information, please see IR at OSU. |
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