Introduction and Overview

Stautzenberger College - Brecksville is a private for-profit institution located in Brecksville, Ohio, USA. It offers degree and certificate programs in 4 different fields, covering health professions, agriculture, law and other majors. Its campus is located in the suburbs and is small in scale. The total enrollment in 2018-2019 was 324.

History and Founding Time

Founded by William H. Stautzenberger in 1926 and merged with AHED in Ohio in November 1999.

School Strength

Faculty: The teacher-student ratio is 21:1.

Teaching Achievements: In 2018, the full-time student retention rate was 60% and the graduation rate was 58%.

Course settings: Courses include associate degree courses and certificate courses, and provide a variety of professional courses in the fields of veterinary science, medicine, business, law, etc.

Institutional nature

Private for-profit community college.

Educational philosophy

Committed to building a college with excellent education and reasonable prices, providing students with practical vocational education, helping students acquire professional skills and knowledge to enter related fields for employment or further study.

Key disciplines and departments

Key disciplines include health professions and related majors, agriculture and related sciences, legal professions and research, etc., and no clearly divided departments were found.

Ranking

The specific ranking of the school in the comprehensive university rankings has not been found, but it has a certain reputation and influence in the local and related professional fields.

Costs

The tuition and fees for 2018-2019 are $14,843, books and supplies are $75, and 70% of undergraduates receive an average of $4,103 in grants or scholarships.

Campus Environment

The school is located in the suburbs of Brecksville, with convenient transportation around it. The campus is equipped with basic teaching facilities such as a library. The specific campus environment details have not yet been found.