School profile:
Ohio State University is located in Columbus, Ohio. With numerous local government agencies and large enterprises, rich sports activities and strong artistic atmosphere, it is one of the fastest growing cities in the Northeast of the United States.
Ohio State University * * * has more than ten colleges, including medical college, architecture college, liberal arts college, liberal arts college, life science college, business college, education college, engineering college, dentistry college, environment and natural resources college, food, agriculture and environmental science college, human ecology college, humanities college, law school, public health college, social and behavioral science college, veterinary college and graduate school.
Ohio State University Business School was founded in 19 16, and has now developed into the top 25 business schools in the United States, with strong undergraduate and graduate professional strength. The business school has five departments: accounting, finance, management, management and human resources, marketing and logistics.
The MBA program has its own characteristics, focusing on small class teaching, and the course emphasizes students' ability to learn in practice. There are many opportunities for communication between students and teachers. Teachers have rich academic and business practice experience, serving as business consultants, board members and other positions, teaching students the latest theoretical and practical experience.
Start time: September every year.
The duration of the project is 2 1 month.
Deadline for application:
165438+ October 30th
April 30(th)
Admission requirements:
1. Bachelor degree, major is not limited.
2. More than two years working experience.
3. TOEFL 630
3.GMAT score 690
4. Application fee: 50 USD.
campus
At present, the main campus of Ohio State University in Columbus is the largest single campus in the United States, with 50,995 students studying here. The Department of Linguistics and the School of Business, Education, Political Science, Dance and Engineering of Ohio State University are also famous. James Cancer Hospital of Medical College is one of the most advanced cancer research institutions in the United States. The famous Wechs Art Center is also located in Columbus Campus. At present, the president of Ohio State University is Gordon Gee.
history
Ohio College of Agriculture and Machinery was founded in 1870, and 1873 began to enroll students. The school was originally located outside Columbus, and its major was agriculture and machinery. Ohio later decided to expand education. Starting from 1878, the university was renamed Ohio State University.
Alumni of Ohio State University include two Nobel Prize winners, Paul Flory (1974 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry) and William A. Fowler (1983 Nobel Prize winner in physics).
By the end of 1998, Ohio State University was running the Thumb Radio Telescope, which is the largest and longest-used radio telescope in the world to reduce alien intelligence.
organization
Ohio State University consists of the following colleges, schools and campuses:
School of dentistry
the college of education
School of Education Policy and Leadership
Sports activities and education service schools
Teaching college
engineering college
Austin Knowlton School of Architecture
College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
Agricultural technology research institute
College of Natural Resources
Institute of human ecology
School of Medicine and Public Health
United medical vocational school
College of Biomedical Sciences
School of public health
College of Nursing
College of optometry
college of pharmacy
School of Social Work
Veterinary college
College of Arts and Sciences
college of art
conservatory of music
College of Biological Sciences
Humanities college
School of Mathematics and Physical Sciences
School of Social and Behavioral Sciences
School of Journalism and communication
School of Public Policy and Management
research institute
Max Fisher School of Business
Michael moritz Law School
Ohio State University Lima Campus
Ohio State University Mansfield Campus
Ohio State University Marion Campus
Delaware center
Ohio State University Newark Campus
Sports, clubs and traditions
The sports teams of Ohio State University and other universities are called "Oak Team", and the sports teams of Ohio State University participate in NCAA and the top ten leagues. The colors of the school are scarlet and gray.
The American football team of Ohio State University won the college football championship in 2002, which is their fifth championship after 1942, 1954, 1957 and 1968.
The sports teams of Ohio State University (especially the football team) and the University of Michigan are the strongest rivals. Before each decisive battle with the University of Michigan, students from Ohio State University will jump into the icy Mirror Lake on campus at night to show their confidence in the decisive battle.
The yearbook of Ohio State University was in financial trouble in the early1970s, and its publishing agency went bankrupt. From 1985 to 1994, the publication was stopped after republishing and published again in 2000.
The marching band of Ohio State University is also one of its traditions. It is the largest brass band in the world.
The electric vehicle "Oak Bullet" of Ohio State University set a world record for electric vehicles at a speed of 437.3 km/h in Utah on June 3, 2004. In addition, it also set an American record of 506.9 km/h, which was developed by a group of engineering students in the automobile research and intelligent transportation center of the university.
Ohio State University has a TV station and two radio stations. Since 2003, its TV stations have started broadcasting HDTV. In addition, it also has an Internet radio station and an Internet TV station organized by students. The school newspaper is called Guangming.