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Ohio University-Eastern Campus

Saint Clairsville, OH · Rural · 298 students
4
Year
Public
Rural
Small (<3k)
Accredited by Higher Learning Commission
About

Ohio University-Eastern Campus in Saint Clairsville is best known for providing the prestige of a major state university degree with the affordability, convenience, and personalized support of a small, local college. The institution boasts highly regarded, career-focused programs in high-demand fields like Nursing, Education, Social Work, and Business Administration, all taught by dedicated faculty who prioritize undergraduate mentorship. The campus culture is tight-knit and commuter-friendly, offering students an active student life and scenic, 102-acre grounds complete with nature trails and a state-of-the-art physical education center. What truly sets the Eastern Campus apart is its exceptional value through locked-in tuition rates via the Ohio Guarantee, alongside the unique flexibility for students to either complete their four-year degree locally or seamlessly transition to the main campus in Athens.

Location
Saint Clairsville, OH, 43950 · Rural campus
Nearest airport from college
PIT · Pittsburgh
49 mi away
Cost
In-state COA
$10,777
Out-of-state COA
$13,859
Avg net price
$3,925
In-state tuition
$6,362
Out-of-state tuition
$9,444
Books & supplies
$868/yr
Average net price by family income
$0–30k
$1,691
$30–48k
$2,178
$48–75k
$4,438
$75–110k
$5,927
$110k+
$7,490
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Essay Requirements

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Outcomes
Graduation rate
20%
4-yr on-time completion
13%
1st-yr retention
63%
Transfer-out rate
39%
8-year outcomes
Graduated
35%
Transferred
37%
Still enrolled
0%
Dropped out / unknown
27%
Median earnings (6yr)
$48,991
Median earnings (10yr)
$52,581
Median debt
$21,056
Monthly loan payment
$223
Debt range (25th–75th)
$5,500$24,806
Debt (90th percentile)
$31,250
Student Body
Men 33%Women 67%
15
:
1
Student : Faculty ratio
Students   Faculty
Pell grant recipients
10%
First-generation
34%
Median family income
$58,609
Independent students
30%
Veterans
1%
Avg age at entry
23.0
Part-time students
15%
Race & ethnicity
White
87%
Hispanic
1%
Black
3%
Asian
1%
Two or more
4%
Unknown
3%
Programs & Earnings
Bachelor's degrees by annual completions · 4yr national median earnings
Median earnings for graduates across all programs
6 years after entry
$48,991
10 years after entry
$52,581
Social Work10
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing7
Zoology/Animal Biology4
Physiology, Pathology and Related Sciences3
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities2
Business Administration, Management and Operations2
Communication and Media Studies1
Psychology, General1
Criminal Justice and Corrections1
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Institutional
Undergraduate profile
Two-year, mostly part-time
Full-time faculty
58%
Avg faculty salary
$8,290/mo
Instructional spend/student
$7,404
Federal loan rate
7%

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