Though you might encounter a “couple of duds…depend on the department,” OSU’s faculty are usually “very passionate about the material they teach,” which even makes for “very interesting general education classes.” They’re also “more than willing to meet outside of their designated office hours to help a student struggling with course materials or even just to get coffee and chat.” Best of all, “they truly seem to have a genuine interest in the students’ academic and career success.” Student Body Ohio State, one of the Midwest’s premier universities, is a school with “strong name-brand recognition.” Of course, it also has a massive student population, which makes the “campus feel like its own city.” Nevertheless, OSU does an admirable job of “handling the large number of students that attend and creating opportunities for over 40,000 undergraduates.” As one impressed student explains, “Every single student feels personally attended to and not a number in the crowd of Buckeyes.” Many undergrads here also appreciate that “the college is very research-based, which allows students to fully discover what exactly they want to do, and to also build connections with faculty.” And while there are many great academic programs, a number of undergrads specifically highlight the “very strong business school, medical program, and engineering school.” Moreover, students generally give high marks to their “friendly and approachable” professors. COVID-19 Update: To help students through this crisis, The Princeton Review will continue our 'Enroll with Confidence' refund policies.

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