A glimpse into Ohio State's regional campuses
Ohio State University has five regional campuses across the state, with unique features and plans for upgrades. The campuses offer diverse undergraduate experiences, with opportunities for research, civic engagement, and real-world skills.
Ohio State University comprises six campuses, including Columbus and five regional ones: Marion, Mansfield, Newark, Lima, and Wooster. The regional campuses have around 5,000 students earning the same degrees as Columbus campus students. Ohio State Newark is the largest regional campus and the most diverse of all Ohio State campuses, with over 40% of students from underrepresented groups. Newark is planning to renovate LeFevre Hall and build a new campus entrance. Ohio State Marion, the second-largest regional campus, offers world-class research for undergraduates and integrates civic engagement into its curriculum. Marion's campus is tight-knit, with on-campus jobs that reflect real-life scenarios. Both campuses offer resources to support student success, including tutoring centers and learning communities.
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