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JOIN US IN WOOSTER
OHIO STATE ATI
17:1
student-faculty ratio
—2— — 79 —
421
years to get started percentage of students
in your career who receive some form
of financial aid
student residents in
on-campus townhouse
apartments
609
— 30 — — 4,000+ —
number of acres covered by
programs of study the Wooster campus
total enrollment
2 — 94 —
— 83 — national ranking
among two-year miles to the ’Shoe
Ohio counties
technical schools* for Buckeye football
represented by students
*2020, Niche.com
— $3,000+ —
yearly tuition saved by
25
clubs, leadership — 60 —
starting your Ohio State organizations, and sports
pizza places
degree at Ohio State ATI opportunities on campus near Wooster
ENGAGE.
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Make a difference in the world! At Ohio State ATI in Wooster, you can get started
in a career in as little as two years, or you can complete the first two years
of a bachelor’s degree. In fact, you can start any of Ohio State’s 200+ majors
here and save more than $3,000 in tuition and fees per year compared to
the Columbus campus. As a nationally top-ranked* two-year institution, Ohio
State ATI offers the personalized education, hands-on experience, and campus
community you’re looking for. Get ready for the future!
*Ranked no. 2 nationally among two-year technical schools in 2020 by Niche.com.
FAST FACT:
You can start any of Ohio State’s
200+ majors on the Ohio State ATI
campus in Wooster, Ohio.
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You’ll be in demand as a student who has real-world, applicable experience.
Internship and job opportunities await. Thirty strong, career-focused degree
and certificate programs can be combined to match specific career goals.
All programs include opportunities for hands-on learning, and many of our
students have job offers in hand before they graduate as a result of internship
opportunities in several of our programs.
WHERE SOME OF OUR FAST FACT:
STUDENTS ARE EMPLOYED:
Credits earned at Ohio State ATI
Agland Co-Op • Akron Veterinary Referral & can be applied toward bachelor’s
Emergency Center • Amazon • Apple Farm Service • degree programs at Ohio State’s
Applied Geology and Environmental Science • Columbus campus.
Biltmore Estate • Blue Label Digital Printing •
Bobcat Co. • Bogner Construction Co. •
Boston Children’s Hospital • BrewDog • Brexton •
Bring the Farm to You • BrownFlynn • Bruns Animal
Clinic • Bryant Agriculture Enterprise • Buckeye Ag
Testing • Bunge North America • Bureau of Land
FAST FACT:
Management • Cargill • Charles River Laboratories •
Columbus Crew • Columbus and Franklin County Handshake is our college’s
Metro Parks • The Country Club at Muirfield Village • complimentary online career
Dig-It Landscaping • European Wax Center • services site. It allows
Eversound • Farm Bureau Federation • Ferguson employers to post job/internship
Construction Co. • Fieldcrest Farm • Fifth Third Bank • opportunities to students.
Firestone Country Club • The Goodyear Tire & Rubber As a student, you have lifetime
access to the system and can
Co. • Green Circle Growers • Huntington National
apply for these jobs. Visit
Bank • John Deere & Co. • Kalmbach Feeds • handshake.osu.edu.
Mars Petcare U.S. • Muirfield Village Golf Club •
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center • Nestlé •
Ohio Department of Natural Resources •
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency • Oracle •
Polar Bears International • Procter & Gamble • Apply for admission
T. Marzetti Co. • Tesla • Turner Construction •
U.S. Dairy Association • U.S. Department of Agriculture • to Ohio State ATI
The Walt Disney Co. • Wild Flavors online at apply.osu.edu
beginning Aug. 1
of your senior year.
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TRANSITION TO COLUMBUS
Associate of Science programs (AS) Agribusiness Environment and Natural
Resources: Specializations
Agricultural Communication in Environmental Science
Associate of Science programs are specifically
designed to help you transition from Ohio State ATI and Natural Resource
Agricultural Systems
to the Columbus campus. Management
Management
Food Business Management
• Through Ohio State ATI programs, you can Agriscience Education
receive your associate degree and complete Horticultural Science
half of the degree requirements for a bachelor’s Agronomy
from the College of Food, Agricultural, and Sustainable Agriculture
Animal Sciences:
Environmental Sciences (CFAES) at the
Specializations in Animal
Columbus campus.
Health, Beef, Dairy, Horse, 1+3 Program: Professional
• Once at Ohio State ATI, complete 30 credit Small Ruminant, and Swine Golf Management.
hours and maintain at least a 2.0 GPA, and you The Professional Golf
will be automatically guaranteed acceptance Biochemical Sciences:
Management program
into CFAES at the Columbus campus. Specializations in Biology,
at Ohio State is the only such
Food Science, and Pre-
program in Ohio and only one
• Over half of our incoming students aspire to Veterinary Medicine
of three in the Midwest.
eventually transfer into a bachelor’s degree
Community Leadership: The 1+3 program allows you
program. Curricular roadmaps provide pathways
Specializations in Community to complete the first year of
to bachelor’s degree programs and advise
and Extension Education, the program at Ohio State
students in long-term course planning. Visit
and Leadership ATI before transitioning to
ati.osu.edu/pathways.
Columbus to complete the
Construction Systems final three years of your
Management bachelor’s degree.
TWO YEARS TO GRADUATION
Associate of Applied Science Bioenergy and Water Horse Production
Treatment Management and Management
programs (AAS)
Business Management: Hydraulic Power
Associate of Applied Science programs are Specializations in and Motion Control
hands-on and focused on developing practical Agricultural Business and
knowledge and skills. General Business Landscape Horticulture
• Gain a paid internship experience and/or Construction Management Livestock Production
participate in a practical work experience that and Management:
often leads to permanent employment. Crop Management Specializations in Beef,
and Soil Conservation: Small Ruminant, and Swine
• Additionally, pursue one of our nine-month Specializations in Crop
certificate programs to enter the workforce Management and Soil Power Equipment
with more enhanced, specialized training in Conservation
Turfgrass Management
your field of interest.
Dairy Cattle Production
• Customize any program by adding a second and Management
major or certificate program to maximize your Nine-Month
career options. Floral Design and Marketing Certificate Programs:
Bioenergy
Greenhouse and
Hydraulic Service
Nursery Management:
and Repair
Specializations in
Greenhouse, Greenhouse Turfgrass Equipment
Engineering Technology, Manager
and Nursery
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FIRST-CLASS
FACILITIES
Ohio State ATI is not your average college campus. Specialized programs call for
specialized facilities, and we’ve got them. As a student, you’ll have ready access to
all of the facilities, equipment, and resources you’ll need to gain real-world experience
in your major—on campus or nearby—every day.
WHATEVER YOUR AREA OF INTEREST, Greenhouse Grace L. Drake
WE’RE THE ONES WHO HAVE THE FACILITIES Complex Agricultural
Laboratory*
TO MEET YOUR NEEDS. Annual and
Perennial Gardens Beef Facilities
Ohio State ATI’s 1,700-acre working agricultural learning
laboratory includes a dairy facility; beef, swine, and goat Computer Labs Dairy Facility
operations; an equine center; and a land laboratory for
crop and environmental research. Science Labs Equine Center
Retail Flower Shop Small Ruminant
Ohio State ATI owns Hawk’s Nest Golf Club, an 18-hole
and Floral Design Facilities
course rated one of the best public access courses in
Studio
Ohio and a real-world learning lab for our students. Swine Facility
Fluid Power Lab
On-campus resources include a student-managed flower 1,700-Acre
shop, the latest software for computer-assisted design Power Equipment Lab Learning
(CAD), and science labs equipped with state-of-the-art Laboratory
instrumentation such as electrophoresis equipment for OARDC
DNA analysis.
Hawk’s Nest Golf
Course*
Our campus is located next door to the Ohio Agricultural
Research and Development Center (OARDC), one of New Science
the largest research institutes of its kind in the United Building
States, as well as Secrest Arboretum, a 110-acre outdoor
laboratory and landscape garden. OARDC is also a source
of internships and campus jobs for Ohio State ATI students.
FAST FACT:
Visiting campus in person is by far the best way to experience all that Ohio State ATI has to offer.
During your visit, you’ll learn about admission, facilities, and support services, and you’ll tour
campus and visit the apartment village, all while finding out more about your major of interest.
Schedule your visit today at ati.osu.edu/visit.
*off-campus facilities
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FAST FACT:
Designed by renowned animal
behaviorist Temple Grandin, Ohio State
ATI’s Beef Cattle Handling Facility
offers students and beef producers the
most up-to-date instruction on animal
handling. The progressive design
includes a corral, dual alleyways with a
hydraulic squeeze chute and breeding
box, and sorting pens.
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Our campus is a great place to live with lots to do.
Our townhouse apartments are not your average
residence hall rooms. You’ll enjoy all the comforts
of home, plus cable TV, internet access, free
parking, and even free laundry (just bring your own
detergent). Enjoy cooking in your apartment kitchen
or swing by Café Carmen, conveniently located on
campus. We have student clubs and organizations
to suit every interest, a recreational sports program,
and campuswide social activities. Opportunities are
available for students who would like to maintain
a part-time job while at Ohio State ATI.
FAST FACT:
Seventy-nine percent of Ohio State ATI students are
involved in clubs or organizations on campus.
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Ohio State provides many
opportunities for Buckeyes to
participate in activities and
events on both the Wooster
and Columbus campuses.
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR CAMPUS
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
Agronomy Club • Collegiate 4-H •
Collegiate FFA • Community Council •
Dairy Cattle Judging Team • Hoof-n-Hide
Club • Landscape Club • Phi Theta Kappa
(international honor society for two-year
colleges) • Pre-Veterinary Club • Student
Activities Council • Turf Club
FAST FACT:
Ohio State ATI is the largest
institution of its kind in the country,
enrolling approximately 600
students and offering 30 programs
of study, including three certificate
of competency programs.
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Autumn Semester: 8/13/19
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STUDENT
SUCCESS
Every member of the Ohio State ATI community is dedicated to helping you
complete your program in a timely manner and stay on track for academic
and career success. A full range of free, academic support services is available
to you as a member of the Ohio State ATI community.
FAST FACT:
Ohio State ATI’s library is a popular study
spot, complete with print and digital
resources such as industry journals and
online databases, as well as computers,
printers, and phone chargers.
10The majority of our professors are industry
veterans and leaders in the industries in
which they teach. They’ve mastered their
specific areas of expertise the same way in
which you will learn at Ohio State ATI: through
firsthand, in-field experience. Our professors
also maintain active networks of professional
contacts that can help you connect with
internships and employment opportunities.
The personalized attention you will receive
from Ohio State ATI faculty is invaluable.
We provide personal faculty advisors who
are well prepared to assist you with course
selection and registration, academic advice,
and career guidance.
STUDENT SUCCESS SERVICES OTHER ACADEMIC SUPPORT
Student Success Services Disability Services: The Learning Lab: A great place
is Ohio State ATI’s hub Academic accommodations to study, work on homework, and
for student support. Take for students with get academic help as needed
advantage of our wide documented disabilities
range of programming, from • Peer tutors offer assistance
new student orientation to First-Year Experience on a walk-in basis for English,
assistance in coursework. Programs: Common chemistry, math courses,
We support your success concerns and questions and more.
as a student and beyond. of first-year students
College Success Counselor:
Career Development: Online Program Excel: A student Provides academic strategies such
and in-person career interest support services program as note-taking and study techniques,
and skills assessment funded by a USDE Trio Grant as well as career advising and
resume help
Counseling Services: Career Tutoring Services: Individual
and personal counseling or group sessions offered Transition Counselor: Dedicated
to easing your transition to CFAES
at the Columbus campus
FAST FACT:
Ohio State ATI students have
access to library resources from
all Ohio State campuses and more
than 80 other Ohio libraries.
11FINANCIAL AID
& SCHOLARSHIPS
At Ohio State ATI, we understand you might be concerned about your ability
to afford a college education. Assistance is available from an array of programs
funded by federal, state, university, and private sources. Students who demonstrate
significant financial need may qualify for grants, while students with less need
may obtain low-interest loans. Our aim is to make it financially possible for all
students at Ohio State ATI to meet their educational goals.
FINANCIAL AID 101
Your college education is one of the most important
investments your family will make, and Ohio State
ATI gives you an outstanding return on your tuition
investment. Many students rely on financial aid to
reach their goal of a college education. President Kristina M. Johnson
There are many different forms of financial aid:
loans, work study, scholarships, and grants. So,
what’s the difference between them all? The Ohio State University makes every
effort to make a world-class education
LOANS are borrowed funds that must be repaid.
both accessible and affordable.
Both students and parents are eligible to apply
for educational loans.
The Ohio State Tuition Guarantee,
WORK STUDY is awarded based on financial need which keeps costs flat for four years for
and is an employment opportunity for students to earn each entering class, provides incoming
money. Students may apply for various campus jobs students and their families certainty
at Ohio State ATI’s agricultural learning lab, Café
about the cost of in-state tuition, general
Carmen, greenhouses, Hawk’s Nest Golf Course,
library, administrative offices, or OARDC. fees, housing, and dining.
SCHOLARSHIPS are funds that do not need to be
Ohio State also provides federal, state,
repaid. These awards come from many places (your and university financial aid funds, such
high school, your community, the federal government, as the President’s Affordability Grant,
the university, the college, private organizations, etc.) to eligible students in an effort to help
and vary in amount.
families secure the funds they need to
GRANTS are free types of assistance awarded through help pay for college.
federal, state, or university funds to undergraduate
students with high financial need.
12Estimated Costs
Review the charts below to determine your estimated costs based on whether you are a
freshman or a transfer student, an Ohio resident, or a non-Ohio resident, and whether you
will live on or off campus. In these charts, “off campus” implies that you are a second-year
student or a transfer student who plans to live off campus, not with a parent or guardian.
Ohio State ATI has a one-year, on-campus living requirement for all incoming freshmen
unless you currently reside within 25 miles. You must complete a housing exemption form
if you meet the commuter requirement as a freshman.
2020–21 ACADEMIC YEAR
Incoming Freshman or Transfer, Ohio Resident (living on or off campus)
Category Estimated Cost
Tuition and Fees $8,236
Room and Board/Living $9,424
Books and Supplies $1,082
Miscellaneous/Personal $4,688
Total Estimated Cost $23,430
Incoming Freshman, Ohio Resident (living with parent or guardian)
Category Estimated Cost
Tuition and Fees $8,236
Room and Board/Living $3,652
Books and Supplies $1,082
Miscellaneous/Personal $6,920
Total Estimated Cost $19,890
Incoming Freshman, Non-Ohio Resident (living on or off campus)
Category Estimated Cost
Tuition and Fees $30,220
Room and Board/Living $9,424
Books and Supplies $1,082
Miscellaneous/Personal $5,522
Total Estimated Cost $46,248
QUESTIONS? Julia Morris, Coordinator of Student Financial Aid
330-287-1214 • morris.878@osu.edu • ati.osu.edu/financial_resources
13Students who complete the Ohio State ATI scholarship application are considered for
scholarships that are available only to Ohio State ATI students. Scholarship criteria
include factors such as academic performance, class rank, field of study, ACT/SAT
scores, financial need, and geographic region.
FINANCIAL AID CHECKLIST BEST PRACTICES WHEN COMPLETING
THE OHIO STATE ATI AND CFAES
■ Apply for admission to Ohio State ATI. SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION:
The application can be completed online
at apply.osu.edu. Students may begin 1. Complete your 2021–22 FAFSA. Some
applying Aug. 1, 2020. scholarships are dependent on financial need.
■ Students and parents should begin the • Priority deadline: Feb. 1, 2021
financial aid application process by obtaining
a Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID) from the • FAFSA website: fafsa.gov
U.S. Department of Education. An FSA ID
2. Complete and submit the Ohio State ATI and
allows students and parents to sign a
CFAES Scholarship Application.
2021–22 Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) electronically. To obtain your • Priority deadline: Feb. 15, 2021
FSA ID, go to fsaid.ed.gov.
• Scholarship website:
■ Complete your 2021–22 FAFSA online at ati.osu.edu/scholarship-application
fafsa.gov. Use The Ohio State University
code 003090, which includes Ohio State ATI. 3. Select “Wooster/ATI” as your campus location.
The priority deadline for Ohio State ATI is Scholarships are nontransferable between Ohio
Feb. 1, 2021. State campuses.
■ Complete the Ohio State ATI and CFAES 4. Be specific, and respond to every question.
Scholarship Application, available online Tip: Ask a parent, counselor, or teacher to
beginning October 2020 at ati.osu.edu/ proofread your application.
scholarship-application. Note: The priority
deadline is Feb. 15, 2021. You must If selected, you will be mailed a notice of award
apply for admission in order to be eligible containing specific instructions on how to accept
for scholarship consideration. your award.
■ Complete The Ohio State University Special For a list of available scholarships, visit
Scholarships Application at sfa.osu.edu. Log go.osu.edu/ATIscholarships. One scholarship
in with your Ohio State name.#. The priority application covers all these scholarships!
deadline is Feb. 1, 2021. You must have
applied and have been admitted before you can
complete the special scholarships application.
NEXT STEPS:
Universities determine your financial need based on your FAFSA, so make sure you apply as
soon as possible. File the FAFSA or the renewal FAFSA online at fafsa.gov. Be sure to include
The Ohio State University code 003090, which includes Ohio State ATI, in the “School Section”
on your application. The priority deadline is Feb. 1, 2021.
14Digital Flagship
Having the right tools is important, which is why we provide WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
a common device to support your learning and life as a
freshman at Ohio State. Apple iPad: The gray, 10.5-inch,
256GB, Wi-Fi-compatible iPad
Digital Flagship is a comprehensive, universitywide digital comes complete with a Microsoft
learning initiative to support educational innovation for students suite and other apps.
and economic development opportunities for the community.
A Protective Case: The high-quality
This isn’t a device initiative. It is a student case provides protection for your
success initiative to blend learning device and holds your Apple Pencil.
technology throughout the university
(The STM Dux Shell is pictured.)
experience and increase student
engagement and learning transformation—
Smart Keyboard: The keyboard
both inside and outside the classroom.
is easy to attach and allows you
The device is university property to type with your iPad as you
while you’re at Ohio State. When you would with a laptop.
graduate, all Ohio State management
will be removed and ownership of Apple Pencil: The pencil can
the device will transfer to you. be used to navigate and make
selections on your iPad, hand-write
notes, draw, design, and more.
New for Fall 2020!
Ohio State ATI students use
a new science building on
the Wooster campus. The
$33.5 million, 60,000-square-
foot building houses ATI
chemistry labs; includes
laboratory, classroom, lecture,
and office space; and has a
cafe and a patio. Our new
building fosters a “one campus”
feeling, helping unify Ohio
State ATI and OARDC.
15BUCKEYE
BUSINESS
VISITING CAMPUS APPLYING FOR NEED-BASED
FINANCIAL AID
The best way to know if a college is right for
you is to visit the campus, talk to an admissions Complete and file a 2021–22 FAFSA on or
counselor, meet students and professors, and before the priority deadline of Feb. 1. The FAFSA
check out the housing and educational facilities determines your eligibility for all federal, state,
firsthand. Please see ati.osu.edu/visit to learn and institutional need-based aid programs.
more about visiting Ohio State ATI in-person The Ohio State University FAFSA code, which
or virtually. includes Ohio State ATI, is 003090.
Complete a FAFSA at fafsa.gov.
ADMISSION FOR OHIO RESIDENTS
Priority deadline: Feb. 1
If you are an Ohio resident who has graduated
from an accredited Ohio high school, or has
earned an Ohio-awarded GED and has never
attended college (other than College Credit APPLYING FOR MERIT-BASED
Plus during high school), you may enroll as an
Ohio State ATI freshman. Transfer students
SCHOLARSHIPS
who have attended any college since high
Scholarships are awarded based on prior
school graduation must have a cumulative
academic performance, class rank, GPA, and
GPA of 2.0 or better from ALL previous college
ACT or SAT scores. Complete the Ohio State
coursework to transfer to Ohio State ATI.
ATI and CFAES Scholarship Application online
(Non-Ohio residents’ and Ohio homeschooled
beginning Nov. 1. The application is available
students’ admissions criteria can be found
online only: ati.osu.edu/scholarship-application.
online at ati.osu.edu/futurestudents.)
Priority deadline: Feb. 15
APPLYING FOR ADMISSION
Apply for admission online at apply.osu.edu.
When you take the ACT or SAT, write in
The Ohio State University code, which also
includes Ohio State ATI, so your scores are
sent to us automatically. Our ACT code is
3312; our SAT code is 1009. ACT or SAT
scores are used for course placement and
scholarship decisions.
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Visit ati.osu.edu/futurestudents for
deadline information.
16atiadmissions@osu.edu • ati.osu.edu • wooster-askabuckeye@osu.edu
Ohio State ATI
Office of Admissions
1328 Dover Road
Wooster, OH 44691-4000
330-287-1327
800-647-8283 (Ohio only)
CFAES provides research and related educational programs to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis. For more information,
visit cfaesdiversity.osu.edu. For an accessible format of this publication, visit cfaes.osu.edu/accessibility.Complete and return this reply card, and we’ll send you information about your chosen
areas of interest. You can also complete this form online at ati.osu.edu/respond.
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Please select your TOP TWO interests from the majors below.
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE MAJORS ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE MAJORS
¨ Agribusiness ¨ Bioenergy and Water Treatment Management
¨ Agricultural Communication ¨ Business Management
¨ Agricultural Systems Management ¨ Agricultural Business Specialization
¨ Agriscience Education ¨ General Business Specialization
¨ Agronomy ¨ Construction Management
¨ Animal Sciences ¨ Crop Management and Soil Conservation
¨ Animal Health Specialization ¨ Crop Management Specialization
¨ Beef Specialization ¨ Soil Conservation Specialization
¨ Dairy Specialization ¨ Dairy Cattle Production and Management
¨ Horse Specialization ¨ Floral Design and Marketing
¨ Small Ruminant Specialization ¨ Greenhouse and Nursery Management
¨ Swine Specialization ¨ Greenhouse Engineering Technology Specialization
¨ Biochemical Sciences ¨ Greenhouse Specialization
¨ Biology Specialization ¨ Nursery Specialization
¨ Food Science Specialization ¨ Horse Production and Management
¨ Pre-Veterinary Medicine Specialization ¨ Hydraulic Power and Motion Control
¨ Community Leadership ¨ Landscape Horticulture
¨ Community and Extension Education Specialization ¨ Livestock Production and Management
¨ Leadership Specialization ¨ Beef Specialization
¨ Construction Systems Management ¨ Small Ruminant Specialization
¨ Environment and Natural Resources ¨ Swine Specialization
¨ Environmental Science Specialization ¨ Power Equipment
¨ Natural Resource Management Specialization ¨ Turfgrass Management
¨ Food Business Management
CERTIFICATES
¨ Horticultural Science
¨ Sustainable Agriculture ¨ Bioenergy
¨ 1+3 Program: Professional Golf Management ¨ Hydraulic Service and Repair
¨ Turfgrass Equipment Manager
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