OHIO — A new study has ranked some of the best colleges and universities in the country, and multiple Ohio institutions made the list.
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At a four-year college, tuition, room, and board could cost an average of $27,940 to $57,570 per year, according to WalletHub’s 2024 Best College and University Rankings.
WalletHub compared over 800 higher-education institutions in the U.S. based on 30 key measures.
The personal finance website ranked these measures into seven categories which include cost and financing, student selectivity, career outcomes, and more.
The top ten institutions are made up of Ivy League schools like Yale University, Princeton University, and Harvard University.
The first Ohio institution to make the list is Case Western Reserve University with an overall rank of 56.
Other Ohio universities and colleges that made the list include:
- Kenyon College ranks No. 81
- Oberlin College and Conservatory ranks No. 86
- The Ohio State University ranks No. 95
- Denison University ranks No. 108
- College of Wooster ranks No. 122
- Ohio Northern University ranks No. 138
- Cedarville University ranks No. 176
- Ohio Wesleyan University ranks No. 177
- Mount St. Joseph University ranks No. 195
- Walsh University ranks No. 264.
- John Carroll University ranks No. 276
- Heidelberg University ranks No. 290
- Miami University ranks No. 299
- The University of Dayton ranks No. 301
About 10 other Ohio institutions rank in the top 500.
To find out what the rest of Ohio universities rank, view the full study here.
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