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A: go to ocis.org username: trumctc password: ohiocis03 my school uses this to educate us about college, its a good, trusted, informative site. good luck! :)

Q: What colleges in Ohio offer a program for a career as a watchmaker?
I want to be a watchmaker/jewerly maker. I know they offer this as a major but im not sure what colleges in ohio offer this major and need to find out as soon as possible.

A: This is a trade, you want to check out technical schools. Try Googling "Jewlery Maker" or things like that.

Q: Colleges in Ohio with Forensic Science and Zoology?
Does anybody know of any colleges in Ohio that have Forensic Science and Zoology as majors? Thanks in advance!

A: I would assume Ohio State. I do know that ITT in Norwood has a program that helps you in becoming a CSU, but I think it is just an associate that helps you go into a program

Q: best colleges for a political science major in Ohio?
Hi, I'm from Youngstown, Ohio and I'm going to graduate from high school in a couple years. I want to major in political science and would really like to know what the best choices are for colleges in Ohio. Thanks.

A: You have some great choices. Instead of a mega-school like OSU, look at a smaller liberal arts school where individualized study and smaller group interaction makes for a better learning environment. Schools to look at: Oberlin Kenyon Hiram Denison Good luck!

Q: what are some prestigious colleges in ohio?
I am currently attending a prestigious college in Texas but I would like to move to Ohio with my family b/c of some hard time however i would still like to attend a prestigious college if possible thanks!

A: Oberlin, Case, Miami University of Ohio, but there are lots more good schools in Ohio, including the state universities.

Q: What colleges are great in Ohio if you would like to be a writer or author of fiction and children's books
I like Ohio the most and want to be a writer so i want to go to college in Ohio to be a writer but im not Familiar with that state so i am asking if you or anyone can tell me please and how many credits do you need to earn to go to that college.Also what things would i need to do to get a scholarship to that college hopefully you can help....me.....thank you for listening....holla

A: How about Oberlin or Antioch?

Q: Good colleges in ohio to become a high school teacher?
I want to be a high school history teacher and i was wondering what colleges in ohio would be best to become that..

A: Try asking a student for advice. http://www.onlinehighschoolreviews.com/Ohio-High-Schools.html

Q: What are some colleges in Ohio that has a great history program???
I live in Northwest Ohio and I want to find a college in Ohio that offers HIstory as a major. The problem is, is that almost every school in the state offers History as a major. I can't really tell if they have an awesome program or not because a lot of the websites don't really help me. I'm currently looking at Bowling Green and University of Toledo. Can anyone please help me???

A: I can see your dilemma, but the best way to deduce which university has a good history program would be to first of all, do a college search, preferably the one on the College Board website: http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/index.jsp Try to narrow down as many colleges in Ohio that offer history as a major according to some other preferences mentioned in the search--type of school, location, campus life, activities & sports, majors & academics, admission, cost & financial aid, deadlines--and from there, you will get a list of colleges to your preferences. Look at the list, click on some of them or all of them, go to there main website and check under departments, majors, or academics of the school's website, then go find history and click on it. From there, you will get a brief acquaintance about the program and maybe some detailed information about the department itself, but if what you're looking for isn't there, the best thing next would be to email a question to admissions, maybe chat with a representative of the school as some offer the opportunity online, or call them and ask questions pertaining to the major such as what's their rate of job placement, maybe student ratio would help (if you like more attention in your studies, look for schools that offer small classes), or how much attention do they put into that department). There are a myriad of possibilities as far as questions to ask and it all depends upon what you're looking for.

Q: Christian colleges in Ohio or surrounding states. Going into psychology?
I'm a senior in high school this year and I would like to be a counselor. I am looking for a Christian college that is in Ohio or surrounding states. Any suggestions?

A: Ohio Dominican is a Christian college in Columbus, OH http://www.ohiodominican.edu/ http://www.ohiodominican.edu/about/history/default.asp

Q: What are the best Colleges in Columbus, Ohio?
Ok its College visiting time. what the best colleges in only columbus ohio? And be honest Thank You.

A: OSU has a lot to offer definitely, but it is HUGE place and at times students can feel lost. But it can be a good value. There are lots of other good smaller choices in the area. Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware and Dennison in Granville are to good liberal arts schools, but they are very expensive unles yo are getting scholarships/grants. Capital Universtiy and Otterbein in Westerville are probably in the next tier of small schools. There are other choices as well, but it's hard to answer your question without knowing what you are looking for regarding size, interests and study concentrations.

Q: What are some of the best colleges in Ohio for me (studying biomedical engineering/sciences)?
I live in Ohio and want to go to an in-state university. The main majors I'm considering are biomedical engineering and biomedical sciences. I'm also interested in neuroscience, genetcs, and molecular biology. I plan go to med school or graduate school. What schools do you think would be best for me for undergrad?

A: I just finished my freshman year at Ohio State. For Biomedical Engineering you should consider Case Western Reserve University. While OSU has a good engineering school, they're biomedical program is just getting off the ground. Case Western can definitely offer you much more in that major. As for the biological sciences, definitely consider Ohio State. The Molecular Genetics program is very good. Also, the OSU medical center is very well-known and has a good reputation, which might help you out with your med school aspirations.

Q: What are some colleges in Ohio or bordering states that have degrees in jazz studies?
A master's degree, to be specific.

A: Bowling Green State University has a great music department.

Q: What are some of the highest ranking colleges in Ohio, Tennessee, and North Carolina?
What are the top academic colleges in these states?

A: For North Carolina I think UNC - Chapel Hill, Duke, and NC State, all three have a great mix of academics, sports, and location. If pursuing a medical career Duke or UNC is probably the best choices out of the three, NC State has great design programs. If your looking for a HBCU try NC A&T and North Carolina Central University. East Carolina University is also a great school, especially for nursing and education studies. Good LUCK!

Q: Do colleges offer lower level sports other then, for example, Ohio State D1 football?
Say i want to play tennis at Ohio State or any college, or track or football. Is there like lower level sports at these schools for the "less gifted" people like myself?

A: there are intermediate teams , this is a leage for people that couldnt make the original team or dont have time to be on the team ,its a group of 4 or six teams all consisting of players that go to the same school. other than that there are d2 and d3 schools lower than that njcaa which are all highly competative. your best bet is intermediate.

Q: looking for colleges in ohio that offer pta courses. having trouble getting specifics on the internet. help?
i am trying to find a good site that can pinpoint colleges in ohio that offer physical therapy assistant courses/degrees. i cannot find anything that helps narrow my search. i am all over the web at this point. is there any good sites out there that can help me find a college in ohio that offers the degree im looking for?

A: You will find all the adcredited PTA programs in the U.S. listed at this site: http://www.apta.org/AM/Template.cfm?section=PT_Programs&template=/aptaapps/accreditedschools/acc_schools_map.cfm&process=3&type=PTA#Ohio The institutions in Ohio that offer this program are Clark State Community College (A5, D2, F1, PU) Cuyahoga Community College (D2, F1, PU) Hocking College (D2, F1, PU) James A Rhodes State College (D2, F1, PU) Kent State University-Ashtabula (D2, F1, PU) Kent State University-East Liverpool (D2, F1, PU) Lorain County Community College (D2, F1, PU) Marion Technical College (D2, F1, PU) North Central State College (D2, F1, PU) Owens Community College (D2, F1, PU) Professional Skills Institute (D2, F1, PR) Shawnee State University (D2, F1, PU) Sinclair Community College (D2, F1, PU) Stark State College of Technology (D2, F1, PU) University of Cincinnati (D2, E5, PU) Washington State Community College (D2, F1, PU) Zane State College (D2, F1, PU) D2 - program culminates in AAS degree F1 - program is offered in full-time daytime format PU - public institution s