Cheapest Physiology Colleges in Ohio

Ohio's most affordable Physiology, Pathology and Related Sciences programs reveal stark cost differences across the state's universities. The Ohio University regional campuses dominate the low-cost options, with Eastern Campus charging just $4,503 in net costs while the University of Dayton reaches $31,236. This creates a nearly seven-fold price gap between the cheapest and most expensive options. Cleveland Clinic and Ohio State Wexner Medical Center provide extensive research and employment opportunities for graduates in pathology and related medical sciences, making Ohio's affordable programs particularly valuable for students entering these competitive fields.

Programs

$4,503 – $31,236

Net Price Range

$29,265

Avg. Program Earnings

43.1%

Avg. Graduation Rate

11 Physiology, Pathology and Related Sciences Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Ohio University-Eastern Campus Saint Clairsville, Ohio	$4,503	$6,178	20.0%
2	Ohio University-Southern Campus Ironton, Ohio	$5,328	$6,178	19.3%
3	Ohio University-Zanesville Campus Zanesville, Ohio	$5,971	$6,178	17.7%
4	Ohio University-Lancaster Campus Lancaster, Ohio	$6,133	$6,178	13.7%
5	Ohio University-Chillicothe Campus Chillicothe, Ohio	$6,483	$6,178	12.1%
6	University of Toledo Toledo, Ohio	$17,460	$12,377	55.6%	92.2%
7	Hiram College Hiram, Ohio	$20,088	$26,265	59.1%	93.1%
8	Ohio University-Main Campus Athens, Ohio	$20,413	$13,746	66.4%	86.5%
9	Ashland University Ashland, Ohio	$21,994	$28,910	60.6%	71.8%
10	Baldwin Wallace University Berea, Ohio	$27,654	$37,938	68.6%	77.0%
11	University of Dayton Dayton, Ohio	$31,236	$47,600	81.5%	74.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Ohio University's regional campuses so affordable for Physiology studies?

Five Ohio University regional campuses offer the lowest net costs in the state, ranging from $4,503 to $6,483. These campuses share resources with the main Athens campus while maintaining significantly lower overhead costs in smaller communities.

How do graduation rates vary among Ohio's cheapest Physiology programs?

The most affordable options show concerning graduation rates, with Ohio University-Chillicothe at just 12.10% and Lancaster at 13.70%. In contrast, the University of Dayton achieves an 81.50% graduation rate despite its higher $31,236 net cost.

Is the earnings potential worth the higher costs at private Ohio colleges?

Ashland University graduates earn $31,133 annually with a net cost of $21,994, while Baldwin Wallace graduates earn $27,397 despite paying $27,654. The earnings data suggests mixed returns on higher educational investments in this field.

Does the University of Toledo offer a middle-ground option for Physiology students?

Toledo provides a balanced choice at $17,460 net cost with a solid 55.60% graduation rate and high 92.23% acceptance rate. This positions it between the ultra-affordable regional campuses and expensive private 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.