Employment Outcomes for Graduates
Student Diversity on Ohio’s State-Supported Campuses
Questions: What races and ethnic backgrounds are represented on Ohio’s college campuses? What percent of Ohio undergraduates are out-of-state or foreign students? What percent of undergraduate students attend college part-time? What percent of undergraduate students are older than age 24? How many high school students attend classes at Ohio’s public campuses as part of Post Secondary Enrollment Option, a program which gives students the opportunity to earn college credits before graduating from high school? How well do they perform? These are all questions pertaining to student diversity. How does Ohio undergraduate student diversity compare to the nation's undergraduates or to Ohio's resident population? Has it changed over time? How does undergraduate student diversity vary by type of college or institution?
Why ask about student diversity? For some students, college is the first time they are exposed to other students who are of different races, come from different states or countries, or have family concerns and responsibilities that are different from their own. For other students, college represents a continued exposure to others who look different, come from different cultures, or have different family responsibilities. Prospective students and their families may make choices about a college or university based upon the diversity of a campus’s undergraduate population.
National Answers: The undergraduates enrolled in Ohio's state-supported colleges and universities are similar to their national counterparts. The exception to this is that the Hispanic student population in Ohio is much more similar to the Hispanic resident population in Ohio than the nation. The Ohio undergraduate population appears to be trending younger, just as the national undergraduate population is moving proportionately in the same direction.
Statewide Answers: There is diversity in Ohio’s undergraduate population. The greatest proportion of Ohio's state-supported undergraduate students is white and traditional in age (younger than age 25). The statewide percentage of part-time undergraduate students and the percentage of students over age 24 are higher in Ohio than the national average.
| |US Higher Education |Ohio State-Supported College and University Undergraduates |Ohio Residents |
| |Undergraduates* | |2000 Census** |
|Ethnicity |1998 |1999 |1998 |1999 |2000 |2001 |2000 |
|American Indian or Alaskan Native |1% |1% | ................
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