Introduction and Overview

Location: 2076 Youngstown-Warren Rd, Niles, OH 44446, USA.

Campus size: It is a very small private for-profit institution with a total enrollment of 129 in the fall of 2018, including 88 full-time students and 41 part-time students.

Course settings: It offers degree and certificate programs in 5 different fields, covering health professions and related majors, business, management, marketing and related support services, legal professions and research, etc. It also provides some vocational training courses, such as CDL truck driving training, etc.

History and Establishment

When the school was founded, it was originally named the National Radio School. In 1961, it became the National Radio School Branch of the Electronic Technology Institute. In 1965, it began to offer an Associate of Science degree in Electronic Engineering Technology. In 1985, the Electronic Technology Institute was renamed today's ETI Institute of Technology. Niles ETI Institute of Technology was established in 1989. Its predecessor was Aces Institute of Technology, which began to offer professional courses as early as 1950.

School Strength

Faculty: The teacher-student ratio is 5:1 or 7:1. Teachers can pay better attention to the learning needs of each student, but no more information about teachers' teaching results and academic achievements has been found.

Teaching Resources: As an institution accredited by the National Vocational and Technical College Accreditation Committee and the Ministry of Education, it can award associate degrees and diplomas, indicating that its teaching quality and academic level have been recognized to a certain extent.

Nature of the institution

It is a private for-profit institution.

Educational Philosophy

Believe that every student has unique potential and can succeed through proper skill training. It is committed to providing career-oriented technical education courses, pursuing excellent teaching, cultivating students' qualified abilities, promoting personality development, and enabling students to quickly enter the workplace. It also focuses on the continuous development of students and provides support and services after graduation.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Health care majors such as practical nursing and medical assistants are more popular. In addition, majors such as business, welding, and legal assistants are also favored by students.

Key laboratories: No special public key laboratory information has been found for the school.

Departments

No relevant information has been found that the school has clearly divided departments.

Ranking

In Niche's ranking, it is rated 3.75 points (out of 5 points), which is at a medium level among two-year colleges in Ohio.

Cost

In 2018-2019, tuition and fees are $10,272, and the application fee is $75.

98% of undergraduates receive financial aid or scholarship assistance, and the average amount of scholarships or grants is $6,349.

Campus environment

Building facilities: The campus is located in the suburbs and has its own basic facilities such as a library, providing students with a relatively quiet learning environment.

Humanistic environment: Due to its small size, the relationship between students may be close, which facilitates interaction and communication. However, no detailed information about the school's student clubs and campus activities has been found.

Safety guarantee: No specific ranking or detailed measures for the school's safety have been found, but as a small institution, it usually pays attention to campus safety management and provides students with a safe learning and living environment.