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What is the founding year of the college?
What type of institution is the college?
Co-educational
Students are asked to take classes in certain ______ to improve themselves.
courses
Match the courses with their descriptions.
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What is the address of the main campus?
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What is the time frame for applicants to be notified of acceptance?
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What type of acceptance is given with no restrictions?
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What are the two levels of acceptance for students?
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Students may begin classes after the first week.
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What do placement testing help determine?
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What is required for degree-seeking students during enrollment?
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How many credit hours may non-degree-seeking students take?
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What is the first step to apply for financial aid?
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Where can students apply for a FAFSA pin?
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What must be completed online to apply for financial aid?
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Study Notes
Overview of UNOH
- Founded in 1920, it's a private, not-for-profit institution
- Co-educational with authorization from the Ohio Board of Regents to award master’s, bachelor’s, and associate degrees
Curriculum and Courses
- Required courses for students include:
- Communications
- English
- Natural Sciences
- Social and Behavioral Studies
- Arts and Humanities
- Math (program-dependent)
- Universal Studies
- Course offerings include psychology, sociology, literature, philosophy, history, political science, cultural diversity, and more
Campus Location
- Main campus address: 1441 N. Cable Rd., Lima, Ohio 45805
Admissions Process
- Applicants complete enrollment applications forwarded to admissions staff
- Notifications of acceptance/rejection sent within four weeks, stating any conditions based on final high school transcripts
- Acceptance types include:
- Full Acceptance: no restrictions
- Conditional Acceptance: contingent upon achieving normal academic progress
Enrollment Timeline
- Students can enroll at the start of each term, but not after the first week of classes
- Must have a high school diploma or GED, unless in early admission or post-secondary options
- Home-schooled students require proof of graduation
Placement Testing
- Assesses abilities in English and Mathematics
- Determines appropriate course placements (college-level or preparatory courses)
Degree-Seeking vs. Non-Degree-Seeking Students
- Degree-seeking students aim for diploma/degree completion; can declare a major upon enrollment or later
- Non-degree-seeking students may take up to 12 credit hours, must declare a major afterward, and must meet course prerequisites
Tuition and Financial Aid
- Financial aid processes established for students
- Steps to apply include checking local scholarships, applying for FAFSA PIN, completing FAFSA, and reviewing the Student Aid Report (SAR)
- FAFSA should be completed annually, preferably by the second week of February
- Requires income taxes and W-2s for both students and parents for proper processing
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This quiz explores the University of Northwestern Ohio's history, curriculum, and admissions process. Founded in 1920, UNOH offers a range of degrees and courses in various disciplines. Test your knowledge on their required courses, campus location, and admission types.
