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Ohio's Educational Administration and Supervision programs show a stark divide between regional campuses and flagship institutions. While Ohio State's satellite campuses in Marion and Lima offer net costs under $12,500, graduation rates hover around 18-26%. Cleveland State University stands out with a 49% graduation rate and $37,424 median earnings, reflecting the city's role as a major educational center serving districts across northeastern Ohio. The state's manufacturing and healthcare sectors create steady demand for skilled educational leaders.
6
Programs
$11,800 – $18,292
Net Price Range
$31,108
Avg. Program Earnings
37.6%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Educational Administration and Supervision Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price Program Earnings In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $11,800 $29,845 $9,212 25.7%
2 $12,458 $29,845 $9,212 18.1%
3 $16,065 $37,424 $12,613 48.9% 85.3%
4 $14,814 $29,845 $9,212 30.9%
5 $16,512 $29,845 $9,212 14.1%
6 $18,292 $29,845 $12,859 87.7% 52.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the large graduation rate gap between Ohio State campuses?

Ohio State's main campus achieves an 88% graduation rate compared to just 14-31% at regional campuses like Mansfield and Marion. The flagship campus attracts more academically prepared students and offers greater resources, while regional campuses often serve working adults and commuter students who face different completion challenges.

How does Cleveland State University compare to other Ohio options?

Cleveland State offers the highest median earnings at $37,424 and a solid 49% graduation rate with a net cost of $16,065. This positions it between the low-cost regional campuses and Ohio State's main campus, making it a middle-ground option for students seeking urban experience without flagship pricing.

Does choosing a regional campus significantly impact earning potential?

Most Ohio State campuses show identical median earnings of $29,845, whether students attend Marion, Lima, Newark, Mansfield, or Columbus. Only Cleveland State graduates earn notably more at $37,424, suggesting that campus choice affects graduation likelihood more than salary outcomes.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.