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Statistical Summary 2018-2019

Academic Structure (Autumn 2018)

Colleges 15

Undergraduate majors > 200*

Master's degree programs 168

Doctoral degree programs 114

Professional degree programs 9

Courses (estimated) 12,000

Historical Information

Established by Legislature 1870

First classes taught 1873

Received present name 1878

First graduating class 1878

Degrees granted (through Aug. 2018) 764,014

Acreage (Autumn 2018)

Total 16,196 Columbus campus 1,665

Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark campuses 1,482

Wooster (OARDC & ATI) 8,683

Molly Caren Agricultural Center 2,092

Don Scott Airport 1,396

Golf Courses 486

Miscellaneous—Satellite 405

Provided by: Institutional Research and Planning

Enrollment (Autumn 2018) Columbus Campus Total University

Total 61,170 68,100

By Gender

Men 30,395 33,807 Women 30,775 34,293

By Level

Undergraduates 46,820 53,734

Graduate students 11,097 11,113

Professional students 3,253 3,253

By Residency

Ohioans 42,058 48,932

Non-Ohioans 19,112 19,168

Foreign students 6,731 6,739

Students with Disabilities* 3,260 1,340 Veterans & Service Members

Minority Enrollment (Autumn 2018)

Columbus Campus Total University

Total Enrollment 61,170 % of Total 68,100 % of Total

Total minorities 12,873 21.0% 14,299 21.0%

African Americans 3,713 6.1% 4,327 6.4%

Asian Americans 4,161 6.8% 4,414 6.5%

Hispanics 2,758 4.5% 3,018 4.4%

Two or More Races 2,153 3.5% 2,438 3.6%

American Indian/Alaskan Native 60 0.1% 73 0.1%

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 28 0.05% 29 0.04%

Buildings (Autumn 2018)

Total 1,247

Columbus campus (Franklin County) 571

Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark campuses 81

Wooster (OARDC & ATI) 416

Satellite—Columbus Campus (Non-Franklin County) 179

* Self-identified students whose disability has been documented based on OSU standards.

*Includes COTA, Student Activity, Recreational, and Student Union Facility fees. **Fees exclude program and technology fees. ***Typical fees for a new first year freshman on Columbus campus. ****Under the Ohio State Tuition Guarantee, rates for new first-year undergraduate students entering in 2018-2019 will be frozen for four years.

Tuition and Fees (2018-2019) Semester Annual

Ohio new first year freshman* (Columbus) $5,363 $10,726

Ohio new first year freshman** (Regional) $3,822 $7,644

Nonresident new first year freshman* $15,371 $30,742

Ohio graduate student* (Columbus) $6,212 $12,425

Nonresident graduate* (Columbus) $17,464 $34,929

Typical annual cost, all fees*** $26,753

Enrollments, Largest Public U.S. Universities (Autumn 2017)

Texas A & M University-College Station 67,929 University of Central Florida-Orlando 66,059

Ohio State University-Main Campus-Columbus 59,837

University of Maryland-University College 59,379

Florida International University 56,718 University of Florida 52,669 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 51,848

The University of Texas at Austin 51,525

Arizona State University-Tempe 51,164

Michigan State University 50,019

* Number of majors varies depending on specialty, track and other factors.

Statistical Summary 2018-2019

Research Highlights

Research Expenditures (2017-2018) $875.0 million

Sponsored Programs $539.7 million

Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital $74.9 million

Transportation Research Center $48.2 million

Other Research Programs (including OARDC) $83.2 million

Institution (Cost sharing and support) $129.0 million

Rank among U.S. public research universities based on research expenditures (NSF ‘17) 12th

Rank among all U.S. universities based on industry-sponsored research (NSF ‘17) 3rd

Administration

Michael V. Drake President

Bruce A. McPheron Executive Vice President and Provost

Trustees Term Ending

Michael J. Gasser, Chair 2021

Timothy P. Smucker, Vice Chair 2020

Abigail S. Wexner, Vice Chair 2023

Clark C. Kellogg 2019

Lewis Von Thaer 2019

Alex Shumate 2020

Cheryl L. Krueger 2021

Brent R. Porteus 2022

Erin P. Hoeflinger 2022

Alex R. Fischer 2023

Hiroyuki Fujita 2024

Alan A. Stockmeister 2025

John W. Zeiger 2026

Gary R. Heminger 2027

Elizabeth P. Kessler 2027

H. Jordan Moseley, Undergraduate Member 2019

Janice M. Bonsu, Graduate Member 2020

Alan VanderMolen, Charter Trustee 2020

Janet Porter, Charter Trustee 2020

James D. Klingbeil, Charter Trustee 2021

Budget, Fiscal Year 2019 (as approved by Trustees)

Total revenues $7.5 billion

Tuition and Fees $1.2 billion

State Support $534 million

Auxiliary $385 million

Health System $3.6 billion

Other $1.8 billion

Total expenditures $6.9 billion

Salaries $1.6 billion

Benefits $417 million

Financial Aid $403 million

Health System $3.2 billion

Other $1.3 billion

Financial Information (Fiscal Year: July 1-June 30)

(Figures are rounded and may not sum to total)

Provided by: Institutional Research and Planning

Annual Payroll (2017-2018)

For all employees $ 2.756 billion

Employees (Autumn 2018) FTE Headcount

Total 36,956.18 47,686

Regular Tenure Track Faculty 2,782.52 2,798

Regular Clinical Faculty 1,550.81 1,591

Regular Research Faculty 103.60 108

Associated Faculty 2,192.90 2,813

Unclassified Staff 20,715.41 21,937

Civil Service Staff 5,084.26 5,221

Student Employees 4,526.67 13,218

Endowment (Total University and Foundation)

Market value, as of June 30, 2018 $5.211 billion

Fund Raising (2017-2018)

Donors 269,420

Total new activity $601.9 million

Abbreviations: ATI = Agricultural Technical Institute; FTE = Full-time Equivalent; OARDC = Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center