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What is the founding year of the college?
What is the founding year of the college?
- 1950
- 1940
- 1930
- 1920 (correct)
What type of institution is the college?
What type of institution is the college?
Co-educational
Students are asked to take classes in certain ______ to improve themselves.
Students are asked to take classes in certain ______ to improve themselves.
courses
Match the courses with their descriptions.
Match the courses with their descriptions.
What is the address of the main campus?
What is the address of the main campus?
What is the time frame for applicants to be notified of acceptance?
What is the time frame for applicants to be notified of acceptance?
What type of acceptance is given with no restrictions?
What type of acceptance is given with no restrictions?
What are the two levels of acceptance for students?
What are the two levels of acceptance for students?
Students may begin classes after the first week.
Students may begin classes after the first week.
What do placement testing help determine?
What do placement testing help determine?
What is required for degree-seeking students during enrollment?
What is required for degree-seeking students during enrollment?
How many credit hours may non-degree-seeking students take?
How many credit hours may non-degree-seeking students take?
What is the first step to apply for financial aid?
What is the first step to apply for financial aid?
Where can students apply for a FAFSA pin?
Where can students apply for a FAFSA pin?
What must be completed online to apply for financial aid?
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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