Oberlin College
Mission Statement
Oberlin College, an independent coeducational institution, holds a distinguished place among American colleges and universities. Oberlin was the first college to grant undergraduate degrees to women and historically was a leader in the educating of African-Americans; its heritage is one of respect for the individual and active concern for the larger society. The College uniquely combines an outstanding professional school of music with a leading undergraduate college of arts and sciences. The two divisions reinforce each other. The Conservatory provides flexible programs to prepare students as professional musicians and teachers of music. Deeply committed to academic excellence, the College of Arts and Sciences offers a rich and balanced curriculum in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. Within that framework the College expects that students will work closely with the faculty to design an educational program appropriate to their own particular interests, needs and long-term goals.
Location
Oberlin College
70 N Professor St
Oberlin, OH 44074
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Contact Information
General Information: 440-775-8411
College at a Glance
- School Type:
Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above - Faculty:
369 Faculty Members | 8:1 Student:Faculty Ratio - Religious Affiliation:
Not applicable - Mission Highlights:
None
Top Five Largest Sports Teams:
Male Sports
- Football
- All Track Combined
- Soccer
- Baseball
- Lacrosse
Female Sports
- All Track Combined
- Swimming and Diving
- Soccer
- Lacrosse
- Field Hockey
Tuition & Fees Per Year
Undergraduate:
- In-State:
- $41,577
- Out-of-State:
- $41,577
Graduate:
- In-State:
- $35,760
- Out-of-State:
- $35,760
Student Body Breakdown
- Total Enrolled:
- 3,051
- Undergraduates:
- 3,017
- Graduates:
- 34
Undergraduate Demographics
- 55.36% (Female Students)
- 44.64% (Male Students)
- 7.78% (Asian/Pacific Islander)
- 7.07% (Black)
- 78.99% (Caucasian)
- 5.63% (Hispanic/Latino)
- 0.53% (Native American)
Pay For College with ROTC
Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) is a college scholarship program that prepares students to become military officers. Offered at more than 1,000 colleges and universities, it can help cover the costs of tuition and expenses.
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Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) is a college program, offered at more than 1,000 colleges and universities across the United States, that prepares young adults to become military officers. In exchange for a paid college education and a guaranteed post-college career, ROTC students commit to serve in the Military after graduation (generally three to four years of Active Duty).
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Undergraduate Admissions
- 7,222 Apply
- 2,207 Are Accepted
- 791 Actually Attend
Types of Degrees Offered
Certificate
Associate's Degree- Bachelor's Degree
- Master's Degree
- Doctoral Degree
Financial aid is only available to those who qualify.
Learn more about this school at: www.oberlin.edu