School Description:
Ohio State University is located in Columbus, the capital city of Ohio, which is home to a number of governmental agencies and large corporations, an abundance of athletic activities, and an artistic atmosphere, making it one of the fastest growing cities in the Northeastern United States.
The Ohio State University*** has more than a dozen colleges, the College of Medicine, the College of Architecture, the College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences, the College of Life Sciences, the College of Business, the College of Education, the College of Engineering, the College of Dentistry, the College of the Environment and Natural Resources, the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, the College of Human Ecology, the College of Humanities, the College of Law, the College of Public*** Health, the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, the College of Veterinary Medicine, and the Graduate School. College, and the Graduate School, to name a few.
Ohio State's College of Business, founded in 1916, has grown to become a top 25 business school in the United States with strong undergraduate and graduate programs. The College of Business is organized into five departments, including Accounting, Finance, Management, Management and Human Resources, Marketing and Logistics.
The MBA program has its own distinctive features, focusing on small class sizes and a curriculum that emphasizes students' ability to learn by doing. There are many opportunities for interaction between students and faculty. The faculty members all have rich academic and practical business experience, serving as business advisors, board members and other positions, and imparting to students the latest theories and practical experience.
Start date: September each year
Program length 21 months
Application deadline:
November 30
April 30
Admission requirements:
1. Bachelor's degree in any field
2. Two years of work experience
3. TOEFL 630
3. GMAT score of 690
4. Application fee: $50
Campus
Currently Ohio State's main campus in Columbus is the largest single campus in the U.S. with 50,995 students attending. Ohio State is also known for its Department of Linguistics and the Colleges of Business, Education, Political Science, Dance and Engineering. The James Cancer Hospital in the School of Medicine is one of the most advanced cancer institutes in the United States. The famous Wexner Center for the Arts is also located on the Columbus campus. The current president of Ohio State University is Gordon Gee.
History
The Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College was founded in 1870 and began accepting students in 1873. This school was located outside of Columbus at first, and its main specialties were agriculture and mechanics. The state of Ohio later decided to expand the scope of education, and beginning in 1878 this college was renamed Ohio State University.
Ohio State's alumni include two Nobel Prize winners, Paul Flory (1974 Nobel Prize in Chemistry) and William A. Fowler (1983 Nobel Prize in Physics).
Until 1998 Ohio State University operated the Shore Radio Telescope, the world's largest and longest-used radio telescope for shrinking extraterrestrial intelligence.
Organization
The Ohio State University consists of the following colleges, schools, and campuses:
College of Dentistry
College of Education
School of Educational Policy and Leadership
School of Physical Activity and Educational Services
School of Teaching and Learning
College of Engineering
Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture
College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences
Agricultural Technical Institute
School of Natural Resources
College of Human Ecology
College of Medicine and Public Health
School of Allied Medical Professions
School of Biomedical Science
School of Public Health
College of Nursing
College of Optometry
< p>College of PharmacyCollege of Social Work
College of Veterinary Medicine
Colleges of the Arts and Sciences
College of the Arts
School of Music
College of Biological Sciences
College of Humanities
College of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
School of Journalism and Communication
School of Public Policy and Management
Graduate School
Max M. Fisher College of Business
Michael E. Moritz College of Law
The Ohio State University Lima Campus
The Ohio State University of Lima, Inc. Lima Campus
The Ohio State University Mansfield Campus
The Ohio State University Marion Campus
Delaware Center
The Ohio State University Newark Campus
The Ohio State University Newark Campus
Athletics, Clubs and Traditions
Ohio State's athletic teams that compete against other universities are known as the Oaks, and Ohio State's athletic teams participate in the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Big Ten Conference. The school's colors are scarlet and gray.
The Ohio State soccer team won the college soccer championship in 2002, their fifth after winning in 1942, 1954, 1957 and 1968.
Ohio State's athletic teams (especially the soccer team) are the strongest rivals to Michigan's athletic teams. Before each showdown with Michigan, Ohio State students show their confidence by jumping into Mirror Lake, a freezing cold lake on campus, at night.
Ohio State's yearbook ran into financial trouble in the early 1970s, when its publishing organization went bankrupt and ceased publication. it was republished from 1985 to 1994, then ceased publication again, and has been published again since 2000.
Ohio State's Marching Band is also part of its tradition, the largest brass band in the world.
Ohio State's electric car, the Oak Bullet, set the electric car world record on October 3, 2004 in Utah at 437.3 km/h. It also set the electric car world record at 506.9 kph. It also set an American record at 506.9 km/h. The car was developed by a group of engineering students at the university's Center for Automotive Research and Intelligent Transportation.
The Ohio State University has one television station and two radio stations, and since 2003 its television stations have been broadcasting high-definition television, as well as a student-organized Internet radio station and a Web TV station. The school's newspaper is called The Light.