German Language and Literature Colleges in Ohio

Once a stop on the Underground Railroad, a point made by a campus sculpture of train tracks disappearing into the earth, Oberlin College, which opened in 1833 to educate both men and women, continues to be a progressive institution, proud ... learn more

"Small classes, world class facilities, and "brilliant" professors are what you'll find at this "sleeper" school in Cleveland. While Case Western is widely known for churning out topflight engineers, the "very studious, serious, diverse, and conservative" students report that the ... learn more

"The "Kenyon experience" provides an "environment where people really care that students are learning." The liberal arts-filled academic environment is "competitive" and "rigorous," but in a "lighthearted, self-motivated" kind of way, and the "hard-working, fun-loving insomniacs" here seem to really ... learn more

On a beautiful campus designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. of the family that gave us so many of the nation's best urban parks, Denison University sits on a hill above the Ohio village of Granville. Having worked hard on ... learn more

Wearing the school colors, scarlet and gray, is a must at Ohio State University. If you love school spirit, a campus heavily involved with sports, big lectures, and caring professors, Ohio State is the school for you. Located on a ... learn more

"This small Presbyterian liberal arts college south of Cleveland offers "small classes" and "fabulous" profs. A "first year seminar in critical inquiry" is required of all students but, to judge from the wealth of interesting courses titles, that's far from ... learn more

The University of Dayton is a Catholic school with a broad set of general requirements that is just big enough to provide self-motivated students with a wealth of opportunities. Campus facilities are on the upswing, and UD sponsors both a ... learn more

"The "Harvard of Ohio" is widely known for offering top-rate programs in combination with state school affordability, and students beam that Miami University "prides itself on its strong academic tradition and prepares its students well for their futures." The surrounding ... learn more

"Tuition at this Methodist-affiliated university in Berea, Ohio ranks among the lowest of any private college in the Northeast. Campus activities include events like "Swing the Night Away" and wiffleball. Baldwin-Wallace's location, 20 minutes outside of Cleveland, also provides intriguing ... learn more

A small university that is, for all intents and purposes, a liberal arts institution featured in Colleges That Change Lives, Ohio Wesleyan has in recent years made important improvements to its facilities for academics, student life, and athletics; moreover, it ... learn more

"This Catholic school located in a quiet area of Cincinnati prides itself on "rigorous" academic demands, a rich Jesuit heritage, and plenty of individual help. And future business tycoons take note: Success Magazine has included Xavier among its "Best 50 ... learn more

About 2,500 students attend the central Ohio Newark campus of Ohio State University. A significant number of the school's enrollment is non-traditional. OSU - Newark boasts a faculty nearly 100%-equipped with doctoral degrees, and the athletics clubs provide a range ... learn more