Ohio State University-Marion Campus

Marion, OH

School Background

2022 Undergraduate Enrollment: 968
Graduate Enrollment: 0
Baccalaureate/Associate's Colleges: Mixed Baccalaureate/Associate's
Highest degree awarded: Bachelor's
Religious Affiliation: None

Campus Details

Town: Distant (in urban cluster more than 10 miles and up to 35 miles from an urbanized area)
Four-year, very small, primarily nonresidential // full-time, inclusive, lower transfer-in

Applicant and Admittance Traits

2022 Admission Rate: 0%

Male/Female: 48% / 52% (2017)

First generation college students: 26.2% (2017)
Percentage of students who are married when enrolled: 3.1% (2017)
Percentage of students who are veterans: 0.5% (2017)

Test scores for admission:


Appliants applying to 2+ schools: 64.9% (2017)
Appliants applying to 3+ schools: 43.0% (2017)
Appliants applying to 4+ schools: 31.2% (2017)
Appliants applying to 5+ schools: 23.0% (2017)

Ethnicity Information

White: 75.5%
Black: 4.4%
Hispanic: 5.7%
Asian: 6.6%
American Indian/Alaska Native: 0.1%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: 0.1%
2+ races: 4.4%
Non-resident alien: 0.5%
Unknown race: 2.6%

Costs & Fees

2022 Average Tuition & Fees (Room/Board/Books): $18,234
In-State tuition: $8,550
Out-of-State tuition: $31,633

Estimated books and supplies: $1,012 (2022)
Estimated on-campus room & board:
Estimated on-campus other fees:

Estimated off-campus room & board: $9,438 (2022)
Estimated off-campus other fees: $0 (2022)

Average Family Income: $88,549 (2017)
Median Family Income: $64,714 (2017)

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Percentage of students receiving Pell Grant: 31.6%
Percentage of students with Federal Loans: 33.2%

Median federal loan debt at graduation: $19,976 (2021)
Median federal loan payment: $212 (2021)

Household Income Net Cost
0-$30k $10,582
$30k-48k $10,435
$48k-75k $11,810
$75k-110k $15,864
$110k+ $16,274

Graduate Outcomes & Job Placements

4-year graduation rate: 5%
6-year graduation rate: 15%

1 year post-graduation workforce participation: 96.4% (2020)

Loans

Median federal debt for graduates: $19,976 (2021)
Median federal debt for non-graduates: $7,000 (2021)

Median federal debt for first-generation graduates: $14,000 (2021)
Median federal debt for Pell grant recipient graduates: $14,500 (2021)

Ability to Repay Loans

Graduates, % of Loans in Repayment
(Non-delinquent/default)		 Percentage
@1 Year 70.8% (2015)
@3 year 74.7% (2017)
@5 year 78.9% (2017)


1-year Graduate % of Loans being Repaid (Non-delinquent/default) - Pell Grant Recipients: 48.7% (2015)
1-year Graduate % of Loans being Repaid - 1st Generation Attendees: 50.7% (2015)

Earnings Power

Median earnings, 1 year post graduation: $45,201 (2020)
Median earnings, 4 years post graduation: $57,031 (2020)

Popular Majors

Type of Degree Major 2022 Graduates Median Federal Debt Median Monthly Payment 1yr Median Earnings (monthly gross) 4yr Median Earnings (monthly gross)
Bachelor's Degree Educational Administration and Supervision. 11 $23,000 $225 $33,280 ($2,773) $35,856 ($2,988)
Bachelor's Degree Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods. 18 $25,432 $233 $32,735 ($2,728) $38,263 ($3,189)
Bachelor's Degree English Language and Literature, General. 9 $23,500 $212 $29,125 ($2,427) $40,281 ($3,357)
Associate's Degree Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities. 146 $14,000 $138 $26,069 ($2,172) $40,922 ($3,410)
Bachelor's Degree Biology, General. 9 $23,362 $217 $29,228 ($2,436) $51,478 ($4,290)
Bachelor's Degree Psychology, General. 8 $22,145 $207 $31,317 ($2,610) $44,475 ($3,706)
Bachelor's Degree Social Work. 15 $26,970 $230 $36,668 ($3,056) $39,277 ($3,273)
Bachelor's Degree Business/Commerce, General. 6 $19,900 $209 $46,228 ($3,852) $54,191 ($4,516)
Bachelor's Degree History. 3 $21,500 $210 $24,812 ($2,068) $41,697 ($3,475)


Campus Resources

Average faculty salary: $89,352
Full time faculty: 42%

Undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio: 17.0

School's endowment start of year: $5,936,046 (2022)
School's endowment end of year: $6,089,443 (2022)