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WELCOME TO THE UNEXPECTED. Welcome to Ohio Northern, where we pursue the undiscovered. Where no one knows you until, suddenly, everyone does. Welcome to the everyday magic of ONU. Joining the community at Northern means choosing a special blend of phenomenal academics and a 150-year tradition of family. Here, involvement and camaraderie come with the smalltown territory. And that territory – from the Tundra to the Green Monster – is truly what we make of it.
CONTENTS I NTRO D U C TI O N / 1 J U ST TH E FAC T S / 2 K LO N D I K E CU LTU R E / 4 ACA D E M I C S / 6 P RO G R A M LI ST / 8 TH E F I V E CO LLEG E S / 1 0 P EO P LE O F O N U / 14 N O RTH E R N E X P O S U R E / 16 TH I N K G LO BA L / 2 6 STU D E NT LI F E / 2 8 C LU B S & O RG S / 32 ATH LETI C S / 3 4 CA M P U S LI V I N G / 3 6 LO CATI O N / 3 8 O P P O RTU N ITI E S / 39 FINANCIAL AID / 40 A P P LY / 41
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Our biggest point of pride is our graduates. Year after year, they prove that high-impact learning launches successful careers.
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Named in Creative Colleges 2017 TOP
Small Colleges in the Midwest The Wall Street Journal, 2017
Listed in Best 382 Colleges by Princeton Review, 2018
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YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE For some, choosing where to go to college is about following the crowd. But Ohio Northern University students create their own experiences. Here, you’ll find a place that celebrates who you are. A place that invites you to dive past the surface to discover something new in yourself.
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NORTHERN TRADITION For us, tradition isn’t only about the past. It’s about our people, today and tomorrow, and the stories we author along the way. All of them speak of the strong friendships we build at ONU. Some traditions involve the black swans that live on our campus, good luck or bad, depending on who you talk to. (And, yes, there are ghosts. Some say in Presser Hall, and some say in Weber. But, either way, rest assured, they mostly keep to themselves.) College is only four years. Relationships last a lifetime.
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SWEETHEART TRADITION
POLAR PLUNGE
ONU draws together people who might not otherwise cross paths. Polar Bear sweethearts often get engaged at the pond and come back to campus to take their wedding photos.
PAINTING THE SPIRIT ROCK
We’ve been known to brave temperatures in the teens to raise funds for charity during Delta Sigma Phi’s Polar Plunge.
TRADITIONS,
It’s the way we express our Polar pride in support of events, clubs and organizations. #needmoreorange
LEGACIES & LEGENDS.
FESTIVAL OF COLORS
KLONDIKE SPIRIT
We celebrate spring’s arrival with Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colors, a free-forall frolic of throwing colored powder at each other. Sounds like fun, right?
We cheer each other on for absolutely everything. From game day to exam day, we have each other’s backs.
POLAR BEAR KISSES Studying is important, of course, but everyone knows the surest way to ace an exam is to kiss the nose of the polar bear in Dicke Hall.
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SURPRISE YOURSELF. PROGRAM LIST
FIND OUR FULL LIST OF MAJORS AND MINORS AT: ONU.EDU/ACADEMICS/PROGRAMS_OF_STUDY
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Flexibility is a good thing. When we explore our interests, we increase our chances of success and satisfaction in our careers. With the individual attention, guidance and support that ONU’s low studentto-faculty ratio adds to the academic experience, we’re able to explore more, discover more and, ultimately, focus more on the direction that’s right for us. Whether you’re already set on your program or completely unsure, we all get to where we’re going via Ohio Northern. You don’t have to know everything already. Here, you will learn something new every day.
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS
ADVANCED ENERGY CONCENTRATION
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ADVERTISING DESIGN AEROSPACE ENGINEERING CONCENTRATION APPLIED MATHEMATICS ART ART EDUCATION ARTS ADMINISTRATION ASTRONOMY BIOCHEMISTRY BIOENGINEERING CONCENTRATION BIOLOGY BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ENVIRONMENTAL AND FIELD BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CONCENTRATION ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY FINANCE FORENSIC BIOLOGY FRENCH GEOGRAPHY GERMAN GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
PHARMACEUTICAL AND HEALTHCARE BUSINESS PHARMACY PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS PHYSICS POLITICAL SCIENCE PRE-ART THERAPY PRE-DENTISTRY PRE-LAW/3+3 PRE-MEDICINE PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PRE-OPTOMETRY PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY PRE-PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT
BUSINESS UNDECIDED
INTERNATIONAL THEATRE PRODUCTION
CHEMISTRY
LANGUAGE ARTS EDUCATION
PSYCHOLOGY
CIVIL ENGINEERING
LITERATURE
PUBLIC HEALTH
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC HISTORY
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
PUBLIC RELATIONS
COMPUTER SCIENCE
MARKETING
RELIGION
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
MATHEMATICS
RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE
CREATIVE WRITING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ROBOTICS CONCENTRATION
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
MEDICAL HUMANITIES
SOCIAL MEDIA
DANCE
MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES
SOCIAL STUDIES
DESIGN
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SOCIOLOGY
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m i g ht y f i n e s p eci m e n s Studying specimens in the Gulf of Mexico during our field semester program.
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NATIONALLY COMPETITIVE FELLOWSHIPS
With dozens of campus productions, performances, master classes, workshops and other events, our students have plenty of opportunities to indulge their creative passions.
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th e roa d le s s tr av e le d Sometimes, to follow our dreams, we must take the untrodden path. Here, we head off-road in search of solid design.
r a i s e th e ba r Logging high-impact hours with clients, providing pro bono legal services and building networks through ONU’s externship program.
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moving the needle Our mobile health clinic hits the road with the health care team from the College of Pharmacy, bringing consultations and screenings to the community, free of charge.
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PH A R M AC Y 0-6 PROGRAM DIRECT-ENTRY PHARMACY SCHOOL EXPERIENCE 9,000 ONU ALUMNI HAVE GRADUATED INTO THE PROFESSION SINCE 1884 99 PERCENT PLACEMENT RATE
bat tle o f th e bots Here we are at the championship game, playing our rival, Notre Dame, in robotic football. Every year, Polar Bears collaborate to toast the competition, and the game keeps growing.
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serving justice and her community
double major, triple threat
College of Law
College of Arts & Sciences
A pioneering member of Ohio’s legal system, the Hon. Jessica E. Price Smith, JD ’97, is the first African-American woman to be appointed to the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Ohio. She also serves on multiple civic boards.
Mary Beth Donahoe, BFA ’14, was a musical theatre and Spanish double major. A classic triple-threat, she can act, sing, dance – and also speak to fans in perfect spanish. She recently took all of those skills on the road with a national tour of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.
oscar-winning engineer
remote medicine: closing gaps in patient care
College of Engineering
College of Pharmacy
Meet Bob Peterson, BSME ’83. After combining his interests at ONU, Bob became a successful animator and designer for Pixar, with two Oscar nominations for his work.
Kelsey Rife, PharmD ’12, is board-certified in ambulatory care and works as a clinical pharmacist at Cleveland’s Louis Stokes VA Medical Center. She also runs a telemedicine practice, educating and treating patients at VA facilities throughout Ohio.
discovering new ways to understand disease
a family business proves its mettle
College of Arts & Sciences
College of Business Administration
In addition to being a tenured faculty member at Harvard Medical school, Carla (Bender) Kim, BS ’97, is conducting groundbreaking research at Boston Children’s Hospital’s Stem Cell Program. Her lab pioneered the use of stem cell biology to study lung cells and cancer, with the ultimate goal of understanding and improving lung disease and lung cancer outcomes.
Sheryl (Haushalter) Sopher, BSBA ’92, runs Robinson Fin Machines Inc. with her brothers, Mark and David Haushalter, BSBA ’92. Family businesses aren’t unusual. But a family business that turns aluminum and copper into products used in nuclear-class submarines, Formula 1® race cars and the International Space Station definitely is.
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When it comes to life at Ohio Northern, words alone just won’t do. We’d love for you to visit in person, but in the meantime, we’re proud to present the next best thing: an opportunity to see Northern for yourself before you get here.
Come see our beautiful campus for yourself. It’s the only way to know if it feels right for you.
onu.edu/visit
E V E RY T H I N G UNDER THE SUN H A S N OT YET BEEN DONE. NOT QUITE LIKE YOU’LL DO IT, ANYWAY.
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We have the stage. You have the swagger.
EVERYONE TELLS YOU TO REACH FOR THE STARS.
The night time is unite time.
See what you’re made of in the lab during your sophomore year of nursing.
Going to college to become a chemist. And a pirate.
HERE, YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE THEM.
When you don’t know what to focus on, focus on inspiration.
Fire up the kiln. It’s time to learn from the experts.
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Who needs home cooking when you have Mongolian barbeque? No matter how busy we get, moments of tranquility are always within sight.
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When we surround ourselves with people from different backgrounds and cultures, we begin to see the world through a new lens. It’s a valuable perspective to gain in an increasingly connected world, and one that can help us understand not only others, but also ourselves. These four years of discovery are the perfect time to explore different cultures, meet people from different backgrounds and even have a life-changing study abroad experience. All of these things will make you stronger, more experienced and better prepared for the road ahead with a new global outlook.
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Embrace new experiences and make new friends while studying abroad.
DISCOVER THE UNKNOWN Our students have traveled the world. They have explored both the well-traveled streets and unpaved paths of Costa Rica, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Ghana, South Africa, India, Greece, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Ireland, England, Amsterdam, Spain, Germany, Italy, Austria, China, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, New Zealand, Australia and more. Their collective advice, if you may be interested yourself? 100 percent do it.
EMBRACE THE UNFAMILIAR It starts right here on campus. Attend a multicultural event. Make friends with an international student. Learn about Eastern philosophy. Start speaking Russian. The world beyond Ohio is a weird and wonderful place. Learning to navigate it, understand it, and most of all appreciate it, will set you up for a lifetime of embracing the new, exciting and unfamiliar things you encounter on your way.
Find inspiration in the largerthan-life statues of Thailand.
DO SOMETHING DARING Whether you’re studying species in Costa Rica, riding the waves in Bilbao or exploring the streets of an unfamiliar city, study abroad offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in new cultures, go on amazing adventures and make friends all over the world. Leaving the comfort of your home country can be a bit intimidating, but that is exactly why it is so rewarding.
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Welcome Fest & Tailgating & Homecoming & Bonfi
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Olympics & Mud Volleyball & Robotic Football & St
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Glow-in-the-Dark Mini Golf & Conferences & Yoga
Hall Hoops & ONU Trick-or-Treat & Comedians & Black
Friday Night Jazz & World-Class Lectures & Shakesp
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Appreciation Class & Polar Plunge & Lip Sync Battle
liday Spectacular & Love Day & Orange and Black Day e Dominican Republic & Career Fairs & Camel Rides
Club & Student Senate & Lima Hall Casino Night & History Month & Multicultural Fair & Kuumba Festival eare Performance & Community Service & Football
stinguished Speakers & Family Day & Messy Twister t Government & Rubi Affair & Affinity Homecoming orthern Yearbook & Inflatables & SPC Gladiators
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During Welcome Fest, ONU Student Senate brings together more than 150 organizations, local businesses and University offices to get new students acquainted with the possibilities on campus and beyond.
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
Our clubs and organizations won’t fit on this page – there are more than 200 – so we’ve selected a few of our most unexpected to share with you.
Brother 2 Brother College Broadcasters Inc. Fearless Shenanygans Gospel Ensemble Club Ice Hockey Northern Chimes Northern Nurses Without Borders Northern Ski and Board Northern Stars Dance Team Ohio Northern Nerf Club ONU Badminton Club Polar Paws PolarFit St. Jude Soldiers
And some favorites that support our diverse student body and put on exciting campus events throughout the year:
Asian American Student Union Black Student Union Indian Student Association Japanese Student Organization Latino Student Union Muslim Student Association Open Doors
BE A FOUNDER
CRICKET AND JUSTICE FOR ALL Pakistani exchange student Syeda Fatma studied criminal justice for four months at ONU. Since she aspires to be the first female lawyer in her city, and eventually a chief justice, she was very excited to learn hands-on about prison rehabilitation programs here in Ohio, which don’t exist in her home country. Perhaps even more so, Syeda was excited to share her passion for cricket with the student community at Ohio Northern by founding our very first Cricket Club.
World Student Organization
If it isn’t here yet, it’s only a matter of time. You might be the one to get it started.
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Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Lacrosse Soccer Swimming and Diving Tennis Track and Field Wrestling
Basketball Cross Country Golf Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swimming and Diving Tennis Track and Field Volleyball
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Esports Fencing Ice Hockey Lacrosse Rugby Soccer Softball Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball
Basketball Flag Football Softball Volleyball
WHETHER you’re in the starting lineup or cheering on the Polar Bears from the stands, athletics are an exciting part of life at ONU. So why choose between passions? Going to a Division III school means you can continue to excel on the field and gain experience that will put you on a path to a lifetime of achievement.
FITNE SS FOR ALL The ONU Sports Center houses a state-of-the-art indoor track-and-field facility; a hardwood flex court; a 25-yard, six-lane swimming pool; a weight room; a fitness room; an athletic training room; a dance and exercise room; a wrestling room; and a golf practice room.
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130 First-Team All-OAC honorees
93 First-Team Academic All-OAC honorees
ELITE 90 Three ONU students have been honored with the prestigious “Elite 90” award – founded by the NCAA to honor individuals who achieve both academic and athletic excellence at the highest level.
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th e e n d i s th e b eg i n n i n g The journey might seem like it’s over, but lasting relationships with professors and a robust alumni network mean that ONU always has our backs.
CAMPUS LIVING
HOUSING Our first year, we’re selected for one of our traditional residence halls by the Office of Residence Life. The following year, we can choose from many different campus housing options. first-year residences: Founders Hall
Maglott Hall
Park Hall
Stambaugh Hall
DINING The Dining Hall at McIntosh Center is open seven days a week for all-you-can-eat meals. Try making a smoothie with our Blender Bikes, which are pedal-powered smoothie machines.
SERVICE
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d r e s s e d fo r s u cce s s We learn a lot at Ohio Northern. How to kick back and have fun. How to dress for the occasion. How to give back to the community. Sometimes all at the same time.
Why wait until you graduate to make a difference? Each year, approximately 1,500 ONU students are engaged in about 50,000 hours of community service. Because, regardless of background, we make a positive impact.
ACE DAY Jump in as early as fall semester’s opening weekend and engage with the community through service.
LOVE DAY We bond with our fellow Polar Bears over a good cause during this University-wide effort. These three hours of community service in Ada and beyond, held in the spring, honor our commitment to giving back. m a x i m u m e x p os u r e Sure, we all come from different places. But one of the best things about Northern is that we can mix, mingle and absorb the beauty of other cultures – and we don’t always have to travel far to do it.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Build homes for families who need them during the school year, and journey during spring break to other parts of the country to help out.
RELIGION
THE ENGLISH CHAPEL At ONU, we believe in developing your spirit as well as your mind. Across from Heterick Memorial Library, you’ll find the English Chapel, the epicenter for spirituality on campus for generations, open to all, regardless of religion. Though Ohio Northern has been affiliated with the United Methodist Church since 1899, we support an active religious life for students of any religion, both on and off campus, that includes worship, fellowship, outreach and serving others.
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They tell you it’s hard to get in. They don’t tell you how hard it will be to leave.
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FINANCIAL AID
ACHIEVE YOUR DREAMS. We believe that college is an investment in our future – and we have seen the highest returns in the entire state – but ONU’s supportive environment extends beyond academics:
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N SEE IT. BELIEVE IT. Set amidst rolling fields in a quiet countryside, our campus community is as close-knit as they come. Schedule a visit, and come see for yourself.
V ISI T OR A PPLY TODAY onu.edu/visit onu.edu/apply Be sure to complete your FAFSA by March 1. ONU’s code is 003089. You will need a completed application, high school transcript, and SAT or ACT scores to apply.
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OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS Ohio Northern University 525 S. Main Street Ada, Ohio 45810 419-772-2260 / 888-408-4668 admissions-ug@onu.edu