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Highlights and summary

Highlights

  • Academic strengths range from 7.0 to 9.3
  • Costs range from $21,800 to $37,400 per year
  • Sizes range from 1,111 to 2,864 students
  • 1 of 6 schools has religious affiliations
  • Cost and financial aid summary » View more

    This table assumes out-of-state tuition for all schools. To show in-state tuition when appropriate, update your location in the top right.

    Avg. costTuition and feesScholarships and grants
    Kenyon (OH)$37,40045,7008,300
    Oberlin (OH)$35,40047,50012,100
    Denison (OH)$28,30042,60014,300
    Ohio Wesleyan (OH)$26,60041,60015,100
    Wooster (OH)$25,80040,30014,500
    Hiram (OH)$21,80038,00016,300

    Size summary » View more

    2,864

    Oberlin

    2,328

    Denison

    1,974

    Ohio Wesleyan

    1,846

    Wooster

    1,661

    Kenyon

    1,111

    Hiram

    * Includes both undergraduate and graduate students

    Admissions

    In this section: Acceptance rates

    Acceptance rates

    This is the percent of students that applied and were accepted.This can be read, "At Ohio Wesleyan, 75% of all students that applied were accepted."

    Both GendersFemaleMale
    Ohio Wesleyan757871
    Wooster757971
    Hiram74NANA
    Denison394136
    Kenyon363637
    Oberlin343533

    Cost and financial aid

    In this section: Cost breakdown, Endowment

    Cost breakdown

    This table assumes out-of-state tuition for all schools. To show in-state tuition when appropriate, update your location in the top right.

    Avg. costTuition and feesScholarships and grants
    Kenyon (OH)$37,40045,7008,300
    Oberlin (OH)$35,40047,50012,100
    Denison (OH)$28,30042,60014,300
    Ohio Wesleyan (OH)$26,60041,60015,100
    Wooster (OH)$25,80040,30014,500
    Hiram (OH)$21,80038,00016,300

    The list is sorted from highest average cost to lowest. Average cost is calculated as average tuition and fees less average scholarships and grants.

    These numbers are estimates. Financial aid can vary greatly depending on personal factors such as family income, savings, and academic achievement. For the most accurate information about a given school's financial aid program, contact the school directly using the contact information listed under "Campus" on each school's Collegist page.

    Endowment

    Endowment per student helps us better understand a school's ability to provide scholarships and grants. Frequently, schools with a large endowment per student will also have large amounts of scholarships and grants available. You may see this correlation using this graph and the one above (Cost breakdown).

    NA

    Ohio Wesleyan

    NA

    Wooster

    NA

    Oberlin

    NA

    Kenyon

    NA

    Hiram

    NA

    Denison

    Academics

    Academic strength

    Most of the schools on this list are strong academically. Nationally, two of these schools finish in the top 5%, four in the top 15%, five in the top 20% and all six make the top 30%. These schools cover a wide range academically, so eliminating schools from the top or bottom may help narrow your search.


    Academic strength is calculated using freshmen SAT and ACT scores, acceptance rates, and other academic and admissions data. 10 is the strongest, 0 the weakest.

    9.3

    Oberlin

    9.3

    Kenyon

    8.6

    Denison

    8.3

    Ohio Wesleyan

    8.1

    Wooster

    7

    Hiram

    Degrees

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    Associate'sBachelor'sMaster'sDoctorate
    DenisonNoYesNoNo
    HiramNoYesYesNo
    KenyonNoYesNoNo
    OberlinNoYesYesNo
    Ohio WesleyanNoYesNoNo
    WoosterNoYesNoNo
    L1L2AL3BPBCMPMCPhDFPFPCOth
    DenisonNNNNYNNNNNNN
    HiramNNNNYNYNNNNN
    KenyonNNNNYNNNNNNN
    OberlinNNNNYYYNNNNN
    Ohio WesleyanNNNNYNNNNNNN
    WoosterNNNNYNNNNNNN
    Complete Degrees Key
    AbbreviationDescription
    L1Less than 1 yr.
    L2Between 1 and 2 yrs.
    AAssociate's degree
    L3Between 2 and 4 yrs.
    BBachelor's degree
    PBCPostbaccalaureate certificate
    AbbreviationDescription
    MMaster's degree
    PMCPost-master's certificate
    PhDDoctorate degree
    FPFirst-professional degree
    FPCFirst-professional certificate
    OthOther

    Campus and Location

    In this section: Location

    Location

    Enter your location in the top right to see the distance to each school.

    CityDistance from home
    DenisonGranville, OH-
    HiramHiram, OH-
    KenyonGambier, OH-
    OberlinOberlin, OH-
    Ohio WesleyanDelaware, OH-
    WoosterWooster, OH-

    Student profiles

    In this section: Size, Gender, Home state, Race, Age

    Size

    2,864

    Oberlin

    2,328

    Denison

    1,974

    Ohio Wesleyan

    1,846

    Wooster

    1,661

    Kenyon

    1,111

    Hiram

    * Includes both undergraduate and graduate students

    Gender

     Percent female, percent male
    Oberlin58  42
    Denison54  46
    Kenyon54  46
    Ohio Wesleyan50  50
    Wooster50  50
    HiramNot available

    Home state

    Shown as percent of students

     CAILMAMDMINJNYOHPAOther
    Denison (OH)074040537736
    Hiram (OH)Not available
    Kenyon (OH)Not available
    Oberlin (OH)1156405179637
    Ohio Wesleyan (OH)Not available
    Wooster (OH)0544404411127

    Race

     WhiteAsian or PacificBlackHispanicAmer. IndianNonres. AlienUnknown
    Denison1,943731226469426
    Hiram873141161434150
    Kenyon1,38669465274853
    Oberlin2,142219151134221933
    Ohio Wesleyan1,648309518015330
    Wooster1,391346932493223

    Age

     Under 18 yrs18-1920-2122-2425+
    Denison301,0931,06011826
    Hiram834738190256
    Kenyon770475617716
    Oberlin911,3421,16623214
    Ohio Wesleyan2195880016728
    Wooster08188121978

    Religion and other

    In this section: Religion, Public vs. Private

    Religion

    SchoolReligious affiliation
    DenisonNone
    HiramNone
    KenyonNone
    OberlinNone
    Ohio WesleyanUnited Methodist
    WoosterNone

    Public vs. Private

    SchoolPublic, Private, Other
    DenisonPrivate
    HiramPrivate
    KenyonPrivate
    OberlinPrivate
    Ohio WesleyanPrivate
    WoosterPrivate