Cheapest Agricultural Business and Management Colleges in Ohio

Kent State University at Tuscarawas delivers Agricultural Business and Management education for just $11,480 annually, making it the most affordable option among Ohio's six programs. The state's agricultural sector, which generates over $100 billion in economic activity, creates steady demand for graduates who understand both farming operations and business fundamentals. While private colleges like Wilmington charge nearly double at $22,872, Ohio State graduates earn $46,673 within years of completing their degrees, reflecting the program's connection to the state's major agricultural employers and research facilities.

Programs

$11,480 – $22,872

Net Price Range

$34,964

Avg. Program Earnings

56.9%

Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Agricultural Business and Management Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Kent State University at Tuscarawas New Philadelphia, Ohio	$11,480	$7,272	37.1%
2	Ohio State University-Main Campus Columbus, Ohio	$18,292	$12,859	87.7%	52.7%
3	Kent State University at Kent Kent, Ohio	$19,614	$12,846	65.5%	88.0%
4	University of Northwestern Ohio Lima, Ohio	$20,609	$12,930	54.2%
5	Lake Erie College Painesville, Ohio	$21,296	$36,032	41.9%	54.1%
6	Wilmington College Wilmington, Ohio	$22,872	$30,962	55.1%	88.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Kent State Tuscarawas so much cheaper than other programs?

Kent State Tuscarawas charges $11,480 net price compared to $18,292 at the main Columbus campus, saving students nearly $7,000 annually. The regional campus model reduces overhead costs while maintaining access to Kent State's agricultural curriculum and faculty expertise.

How do earnings compare between the most and least expensive programs?

Ohio State graduates earn $46,673 early in their careers despite the program costing $18,292 annually. Lake Erie College graduates earn $21,781 while paying $21,296, creating a much tighter margin between educational investment and initial earning potential.

Does graduation rate correlate with program cost in Ohio?

Ohio State maintains an 87.70% graduation rate at $18,292 annual cost, while Kent State Tuscarawas shows a 37.10% completion rate despite being the cheapest option. The $11,000 price difference reflects varying student support services and campus resources between institutions.

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