Introduction and Overview

Geographic location: Located in Springfield, Ohio, USA.

Campus size: Medium-sized, with no exact data on the size of the campus, and multiple campuses.

Number of students: There are 5,396 students in the fall of 2022, of which 67% are women and 33% are men.

History and establishment time

Founded in 1962 as the Springfield and Clark County Technical Education Project, it was renamed Clark County Technical College in 1966, Clark Technical College in 1972, Clark State Community College in 1988, and the word "community" was removed in 2020 and renamed Clark State College.

School strength

Faculty: There are 82 academic staff and 154 administrative staff, with a teacher-student ratio of 14:1. The teachers are experienced in teaching and can provide good guidance to students.

Teaching resources: Provide a variety of learning methods, including on-campus learning, evening courses, weekend courses and online courses to meet the needs of different students. At the same time, the school also has certain teaching facilities and equipment, such as laboratories and libraries.

Nature of the institution

A public community college.

Educational philosophy

Committed to providing students with high-quality, affordable education, focusing on the cultivation of practical skills and the improvement of professional skills, helping students to smoothly enter the workplace or continue their studies, while also emphasizing serving the community and promoting community development.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Popular majors include health service preparatory, fire science and fire fighting, liberal arts and humanities, registered nursing, business administration, etc.

Key laboratories: No public information about key laboratories has been found, but majors such as nursing and fire science may be equipped with basic experimental facilities for students to practice.

Departments

No information about the school's clear division of departments has been found.

Rankings

It is rated C+ in Niche and is not at the forefront of USNEWS's community college rankings, but it has a certain influence in the local and surrounding areas.

Costs

For the 2020-2021 academic year, tuition and fees for students in Ohio are $4,032, and for out-of-state students are $7,328. The application fee is $15. Books and supplies cost about $1,008. 46% of undergraduates receive grants or scholarships, with an average scholarship or grant of $4,715.

Campus Environment

Building Facilities: The campus has modern teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories and other teaching facilities, providing students with good learning conditions. At the same time, the school also has parking lots, canteens and other living facilities to facilitate students' daily life.

Humanistic Environment: The school focuses on the all-round development of students and provides a wealth of extracurricular activities and community organizations, such as sports teams and art groups, so that students can fully develop their interests and specialties in addition to studying.

Safety Guarantee: According to Niche's rating, the school scored A- in terms of safety. The school has taken a variety of safety measures, such as security patrols and monitoring systems, to ensure the personal and property safety of students.