Introduction and Overview

Location: The main campus is located in Piqua, Ohio, USA, and there are also branches in Greenville, Eaton and Troy.

Campus size: The main campus covers an area of ​​131 acres. From a small start in 1973, it has gradually grown to today, with more than 3,000 students enrolled.

Course settings: More than one hundred associate degree, certificate and short-term technical certificate programs, as well as continuing education courses, covering the fields of arts and sciences, technical education, etc., there are 5 different degrees, 2 of which are designed for transfer to four-year colleges or universities, and 3 prepare graduates for immediate employment.

History and establishment time

Chartered in 1973 under the provisions of the Ohio Revised Code, it is the first general and technical college in Ohio. It was originally named Edison State General and Technical College. In 1978, the law changed its name to Edison State Community College.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: No specific data on the school's teaching staff has been found, but as a public community college, its teachers usually have rich teaching experience and professional knowledge, and can provide students with high-quality education.

Teaching Resources: With modern campus facilities and advanced computer and Internet technology, it provides students with a good learning environment. In addition, the school also provides a variety of learning methods, such as online courses, WebFlex courses, etc.

Institutional Nature

Public Community College.

Educational Philosophy

Committed to providing students with a variety of educational options, including transfer education, career education, general education, compensatory education, and community education, focusing on cultivating students' practical skills and knowledge application capabilities to help students smoothly enter the workplace or continue their studies.

Key Laboratories and Disciplines

Key Disciplines: There are certain advantages in accounting, agribusiness, banking and financial support services, computer system networks and telecommunications, electromechanical engineering technology, nursing and other fields.

Key Laboratories: No public key laboratory information has been found, but basic experimental facilities may be equipped in science and engineering majors for students to practice.

Department

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

Ranking

Ranked 304th in the 2022 US Community College Ranking and 11th in Ohio. In other rankings in 2022, the school also has certain rankings in different professional fields and different regions. In Authority's ranking, the school ranks 765th in the best colleges and 2503rd in the best college campuses, etc.

Cost

Tuition: Tuition per credit hour for Ohio residents is $160.32, and tuition per credit hour for non-Ohio residents is $320.64. In addition, there are other fees such as general fees, technology fees, activity fees, and career service fees.

Financial Aid: The school encourages all individuals to receive education, strives to keep tuition and fees at a minimum, and provides students with a variety of financial aid and scholarship opportunities.

Campus Environment

Building Facilities: The main campus is located on 131 acres of rural plains, with modern teaching buildings, libraries, computer rooms, laboratories and other facilities, providing students with good learning and living conditions.

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 and security: According to reports, the school has an excellent evaluation in terms of campus safety, providing students with a safe learning and living environment.