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2019-2020Undergraduate Viewbook
The University of Akron Regional Campuses
Life as a Zip!
TA B L E O F CONTENTS
1 | Undergraduate Majors
8 | Athletics
3 | Academics
5 | Student Services
7 | Make A Difference
9 | Admission
10 | Financial Info
15 | Akron Campus
11 | UA Wayne College
13 | UA Lakewood
14 | UA Medina and UA Millersburg
The University of Akron Wayne College is an educational and cultural hub for Wayne County and the surrounding region. Student success is achieved through excellent teaching with an emphasis on individualized attention. We prepare our students for further educational pursuits, career success and lifelong learning.
To achieve this mission, Wayne College will:
Provide affordable access to The University of Akron’s bachelor's and master’s degree programs, technical associate degrees and general education coursework;
Contribute to the community’s lifelong learning landscape by offering both credit and non-credit opportunities;
Remain the region’s open-access option for students to complete developmental coursework to prepare for admission to The University of Akron;
Provide programming on-site at our beautiful Orrville campus, online or at one of several satellite locations throughout Northern Ohio; and
Extend programming and support services to the students served by our satellite locations in Millersburg, Medina and Lakewood, and by regional high schools through the College Credit Plus (CCP) program.
Our Mission
Fast Facts
1,800 students approximately
18 students per class, on average
Undergraduate MajorsARTS AND SCIENCES uakron.edu/bcas
ARTS
Art programs**
Art Education Ceramics Graphic Design Jewelry and Metalsmithing Painting and Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Studio Emphasis
Dance programs**
Dance Dance with Business Cognate
Music programs**
Composition Jazz Music Music Education options
— Instrumental Band— Instrumental String
(Orchestra)— Vocal and Keyboard
(Choral) Performance options
— Brass— Guitar— Percussion— Piano— Piano Accompanying— Strings— Voice— Woodwinds
Theatre Arts programs**
Applied Theatre and Business Entrepreneurship
Applied Theatre and Social Entrepreneurship
Physical Theatre
Theatre and Film Studies Theatre Arts
HUMANITIES
English
Humanities – Divisional
Philosophy
Spanish
MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
NATURAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
Biology
Biomedical Science
Chemistry programs Biochemistry Chemistry Chemistry – Polymer option
Computer Science programs Management Systems
Geosciences programs Earth Science Environmental Science Geology
Mathematics programs Applied Mathematics Applied Mathematics
B.S./M.S.
Statistics programs Statistics
— Actuarial Science option— Data Science option
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
Anthropology
Child and Family Development
Communication programs Media Studies Public Relations Strategic and Organizational
Communication*
Criminal Justice Studies programs Criminal Intelligence Analysis Criminal Justice Studies
(associate degree) Criminology and
Criminal JusticeHistory
Political Science programs Political Science Political Science B.A./J.D. Political Science – National
Security TrackPsychology
Social Sciences – Divisional programs Philosophy, Political Science
and Economics (PPE) Philosophy, Sociology
and Psychology (PSP) Social Sciences – Divisional
Sociology
BUSINESS uakron.edu/cba
Accounting programs Accelerated Accounting
B.S.A./M.S.A. Accelerated Accounting
B.S.A./MTax Accounting
Business Administration*
Economics programs Business Data Analytics Economics
Finance programs Financial Management Financial Planning Risk Management
and Insurance
International Business
Management programs Human Resources Information Systems Supply Chain/Operations
Marketing programs Integrated Marketing
Communications Marketing Management Sales Management
EDUCATION uakron.edu/education
Licensure programs Early Childhood Inclusive
Teacher Preparation*
Intervention Specialist Middle Level Education Multi-Age (PK-12) Secondary Education
(Adolescent to Young Adult)
ENGINEERING uakron.edu/engineering
Aerospace Systems Engineering
Biomedical Engineering Biomaterials and Tissue track Biomechanics track Instrumentation, Signals
and Imaging track
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Corrosion Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
HEALTH PROFESSIONS uakron.edu/health
Allied Health Care Administration
Dietetics
Food and Environmental Nutrition
Nursing programs
B.S.N.*
L.P.N. to B.S.N. R.N. to B.S.N. Second-Degree B.S.N.
(Accelerated B.S.N.)Respiratory Therapy
Social Work*†
Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
Sport Science and Wellness Education programs Exercise Science options
— Fitness Management— Physiology Sciences— Pre-Physical Therapy— Strength and Conditioning
Sport Studies options— Coaching Education— Sport Management
APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY uakron.edu/cast
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
Computer Information Systems programs Cybersecurity Digital Forensics Networking Programming
Emergency Management and Homeland Security
Engineering and Science Technologies programs Automated Manufacturing
Engineering Technology
Construction Engineering Technology
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Surveying and Mapping
Organizational Supervision
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
Associate of Arts Communication Option General Option*††
Associate of Science*††
Associate of Technical Studies*
Computer Information Systems programs Cisco Networking Programming
Disaster Science and Emergency Services programs Emergency Medical Services
Technology options— EMT/Paramedic— Fire/Medic
Fire Protection Technology
Engineering and Science Technologies programs Advanced Manufacturing
Engineering Technology Construction Engineering
Technology Construction Field
Operations Corrosion Engineering
Technology Electrical and Electronic
Engineering Technology Land Surveying Mechanical Engineering
Technology
* Programs can be completed entirely on the Wayne College campus. Some degrees are designed for new freshmen and will build as the first cohort moves through the program. A few upper-level courses are offered at this time.
** Certain courses not currently available at Wayne College may also need to be completed in the first two years through selected University programs to assure proper course sequencing and timely completion of degree requirements.
† Program can be completed entirely on the UA Lakewood campus.†† Program can be completed entirely on the UA Medina campus.
For more information on majors and areas of study, please visit:
UA Lakewoodlakewood.uakron.edu
UA Medinamedina.uakron.edu
UA Millersburgmillersburg.uakron.edu
UA Wayne Collegewayne.uakron.edu
To schedule a personal campus tour, please contact:
UA Lakewood216-221-1141
UA Medina330-721-2210
UA Millersburg330-674-2514
UA Wayne College330-684-89001 2
AcademicsThe University of Akron regional campuses provide a rich learning environment to meet the diverse needs of students and help them
accomplish their individual goals.
The FacultyOur faculty members are experienced, dedicated teachers committed to putting their students first. In addition, they publish articles and have headed national and state organizations, served as editors and readers for professional publications, and worked as consultants for business and industry. Moreover, their small class sizes and convenient office hours make them easily approachable.
Student Scholars Program What is the Student Scholars Program?
It is a program designed to recognize and encourage academic excellence for students at UA’s regional campuses. The program consists of two parts: the Individualized Study Project during fall semester and the Scholars Colloquium in the spring.
Who is Eligible? Full- and part-time students in any major who have completed 24 credits by the beginning of fall semester with a 3.00 GPA are eligible to apply. No more than 25 students are admitted to the program each academic year.
To learn more about our Scholars Program, visit wayne.uakron.edu/scholars or call 330-684-8795.
Build Your Degree Portfolio
No Additional Cost Obtain an associate degree on the way to earning your bachelor's degree.
Start Earning Money Become more employable with an associate degree and start gaining paid work experience.
Tuition Reimbursement If you're already employed, your employer may pay for you to learn new skills and earn a degree.
Transferability If completing your degree at another college is your plan, you can start earning transferable credits today.
Earn your associate degree on the way to your bachelor’s.
College Credit Plus (CCP)UA's College Credit Plus program allows students to earn college credit and high school graduation credit through the successful completion of college courses.
How to Apply Complete the online Undergraduate Admission
Application at wayne.uakron.edu/admissions and select “College Credit Plus Program.”
Complete the Signature Page. Signatures are required by the student, parent or guardian, and the high school counselor.
Submit an official high school transcript.
Submit ACT or SAT test score results (testing must be completed prior to the application deadline).
No application fee is required.
To learn more or see a list of current classes on each campus, visit uakron.edu/uas.
UA Workforce Training SolutionsTraining to meet your needsOffering both not-for-credit classes and certifications, Workforce Training Solutions is housed on the Akron campus. Gain new skills taught by industry experts or take advantage of your business’s employee trainings.
To learn more about UA's College Credit Plus program, visit uakron.edu/ccp.
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Student ServicesYour success is very important to us. The University of Akron’s regional campuses provide many services to help you succeed once you get on campus.
The Smucker Learning Center and the UA Wayne College LibraryLocated on the Wayne College campus in Orrville, these resources are open to all regional campus students.
The Smucker Learning Center provides free peer and professional tutoring to all students in most classes. Learn study skills, time management techniques and reading strategies — all designed for your particular needs. The Smucker Learning Center also houses the Office of Accessibility, providing qualified students with accommodations to support full access and participation in the academic environment.
The library’s on-site collection, combined with the Akron campus and OhioLINK collections, offers students access to more than 46 million books and other library materials. The library’s facilities include computer work-stations, a computer lab, a Zip Print station, three study rooms, a presentation practice space, numerous outlets and charging stations for personal devices.
Academic AdvisingAcademic advising goes beyond helping plan course and career choices. Our advisors assist you in building a schedule that fits your busy life, so you can easily transition to your next academic or career goal.
Personal CounselingConfidential, one-on-one counseling is available to all students who might find themselves under stress or dealing with personal issues. On-campus workshops and discussion groups also cover topics such as interpersonal relationships and managing busy lifestyles.
Career ServicesWhether you’re deciding on a major, seeking local employment or polishing your resume, contact your regional campus to learn how to schedule your Career Services appointment.
How to Log in:
Go to the UA Wayne College website at wayne.uakron.edu
Click on the tab Student Services
Click on the link Career & Testing Services
Click on the link under Focus2
Use the access code zippy to create a new account
Know Your Plan with Focus2Before you're a student, you can gain insight into your academic and career strengths. Find out what careers would be a good fit for you by using Focus2.
To learn more about our Student Services, please visit or call:
UA Lakewoodlakewood.uakron.edu
216-221-1141
UA Medinamedina.uakron.edu
330-721-2210
UA Millersburgmillersburg.uakron.edu
330-674-2514
UA Wayne Collegewayne.uakron.edu
330-684-8900
To learn more about UA Adult Focus, visit uakron.edu/uaaf.
Adult FocusA Support Center for Adult StudentsAdult Focus is an Akron-campus academic support service for adult learners. An adult learner is any student, regardless of age, whose primary life roles and responsibilities exist independently of the University and take precedence over the role of student in times of crisis or stress. For more information, contact Laura H. Conley, director, at 330-972-5793 or by email at [email protected].
Helpful Links
Wayne College Military Services wayne.uakron.edu/admissions/veterans
Ohio GI Promise ohiohighered.org/veterans
Federal Education Benefits gibill.va.gov
American Legion American Legacy Scholarship legion.org/programs/donations/legacy
AMVETS Scholarships amvets.org
Job Skills Training/Ohio Department of Job and Family Services jfs.ohio.gov/veterans
Ohio Department of Veterans Services dvs.ohio.gov
All Military Services Organizations military.com
To learn more about our Veterans Services, please call:
UA Lakewood216-221-1141
UA Medina330-721-2210
UA Millersburg330-674-2514
UA Wayne College330-684-8900
VeteransTransitioning from the military to college can be challenging, but UA is here to help.
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Athletics
You can attend both Wayne Warriors and Akron Zips home athletic events for free by using your Zip Card.
The John Boyer Health and Physical Education CenterThe John Boyer Health and Physical Education Center, located on the Wayne College campus in Orrville, offers all regional campus students access to an open gym, racquetball/wallyball court, cardio room and a fully equipped weight room. As a bonus, the Orrville YMCA, located next to Wayne College, has a pool and offers affordable student memberships.
Compete at the Next LevelAfter graduating from high school, keep the uniform on and play for the Wayne Warriors. Our teams play a full Ohio Regional Campus Conference (ORCC) schedule (including regional campus tournaments) and compete against National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics and NCAA Division III teams.
Men’s basketball
Women’s basketball
Men’s golf
Women’s volleyball
Wayne College Sports
To learn more about becoming a Wayne Warrior, visit wayne.uakron.edu/athletics.To view a list of current clubs/organizations, please visit rooconnect.uakron.edu.
Make A DifferenceWant to make a difference in someone’s life?Use RooConnect to join a community service project through our clubs and organizations. Here are samples of how students have gotten involved and made a difference!
Salvation Army — packaging weekend lunches
for school children
Shady Lawn Nursing Home — repairing hymnals
Akron Rhinos wheelchair rugby fundraiser
Toys and clothing drive for Wayne County Children Services
Anazao Community Partners health and wellness/physical activity youth program
UA Relay for Life auction fundraiser
Recycling drive
Pop tabs for Ronald McDonald House Charities
Health Fair
Veteran’s care packages
Cookie and carnation sale to benefit Wooster Hope Center
and many more!
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AdmissionApply online today! The University of Akron's regional campuses operate on a rolling admissions basis, which means that a decision will be made, and a letter sent informing you of that decision, as soon as all your credentials have been received and considered.
New Freshman (Traditional)Students who have not attended any
college, university, or technical or
proprietary school after graduation from
high school, or who have earned a GED
less than five years ago. Be sure to have
your test scores sent to the regional
campus to which you're applying. You
can use the Wayne College ACT and SAT
codes during the registration process.
The ACT code is 3267, and the SAT code
is 1892.
Home-schooled students should indicate
‘home-schooled’ in the section for name of high
school in the Admission Application. A transcript
of studies and supporting documents such as
book lists, a signed copy of the superintendent’s
exemption letter, ACT or SAT test results, and
transcripts from postsecondary coursework, if
applicable, must be submitted.
New Freshman (Non-Traditional)Students who graduated from high school
or earned a GED more than five years ago,
and who have never attended college.
College Credit Plus (CCP)High school students who wish to take
college coursework through College
Credit Plus.
PostbaccalaureateStudents who have received a
baccalaureate (bachelor's) degree from a
regionally accredited college or university
other than UA, and who wish to take
undergraduate coursework.
TransferStudents who have enrolled in a regionally
accredited college, university, or technical
or proprietary school since graduating
from high school, but who have not
completed a baccalaureate degree.
Applications from transfer students with
a GPA under 2.00 will require additional
review before a final admission decision
is made.
Guest (Transient)Students enrolled at other institutions who
wish to attend UA and take coursework
under guest status.
Apply as one of the following student types:
If you've applied and been accepted, what can you expect? You'll receive a letter congratulating you on your acceptance and prompting you to schedule your orientation session. New Student Orientation provides essential information for all new students. During orientation, you'll receive a campus tour, create your passwords, activate your student email and meet with an academic advisor to schedule classes.
Financial InfoWhile The University of Akron’s regional campuses offer a quality education at a reasonable cost, you may need financial assistance to achieve your goals. You can take advantage of a variety of scholarships, grants, loans and employment opportunities, depending on your personal situation. Our job is to help you explore all of the available opportunities.
Student Type New Freshman (Traditional)
New Freshman(Non-Traditional) Transfer College
Credit Plus (CCP) Postbaccalaureate Guest (Transient)
Admission Application
Nonrefundable Application Fee
Official High School Transcripts or GED Score Report
ACT or SAT Scores
Official College Transcripts
Apply for Financial AidTo apply for federal or state aid, grants, loans or work-study,
you must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA), which is available online at fafsa.ed.gov. On the
FAFSA, you'll be asked to supply our federal school code,
which is 003123. This code is for any campus of The University
of Akron.
For an application and list of scholarships offered through Wayne
College and The University of Akron for all regional campus
students, please visit wayne.uakron.edu/admissions/financial-aid/scholarships.dot or contact your campus for more details.
Payment PlanIf your financial aid isn’t enough to cover your total amount due,
or if you’re simply paying all of the tuition, a payment plan is
available. This allows you to pay your balance in three payments
throughout the semester. To sign up, please visit the Finances
section in your My Akron account.
Have Questions?Find us on Facebook @UAkronWayneCollege
and send us a message to chat.
* New Freshmen only. AGS initial freshman award amounts range from $1,000 to $7,500. Minimum high school requirements must be met to be considered to receive the initial AGS award.
The Akron Guarantee ScholarshipThe Akron Guarantee Scholarship (AGS) — ranging from $8,000–$34,000
in total over four years — is superior to most merit-based scholarships
because it renews and increases each year, so long as you make
progress toward your degree. Learn more at uakron.edu/guarantee.
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To apply to UA’s regional campuses, please visit:
UA Lakewoodlakewood.uakron.edu
UA Medinamedina.uakron.edu
UA Millersburgmillersburg.uakron.edu
UA Wayne Collegewayne.uakron.edu
Full-Time Tuition & Fees* (12-18 credit hours)
Semester Academic Year
Ohio Resident $2,970.24 $5,940.48
Books & Supplies (est.) $450.00 $900.00
General Fee $88.08 $176.16
Part-Time Tuition & Fees* (1-11 credit hours)
Semester
Ohio Resident $247.52 per credit hour
General Fee $7.34 per credit hour
* Tuition rates are subject to change for the fall 2020 semester. UA Lakewood rates are determined by three factors: enrollment status, FAFSA dependency status and program of enrollment. Fees and estimates are correct at time of publication but are subject to change. Please check wayne.uakron.edu for the most up-to-date information and fees.
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The University of Akron Wayne College has added the following four-year degrees. These degrees can now be completed entirely on the Wayne College campus!
Complete your Degree
Nursing*
This program combines science and the humanities to teach students the art of nursing and give them the opportunity to change lives. The School of Nursing advances excellence in student learning, collaborative clinical service, community service and scholarship.
Business Administration*
This program provides students with a broad foundation in business and the flexibility to choose courses according to their particular areas of interest. Business administration prepares students to hold a variety of positions within a business enterprise.* Degrees are designed for new freshmen and will build as the first cohort moves through the program.
A few upper-level courses are offered at this time.
Early Childhood Inclusive Teacher PreparationThe core curriculum combines theory and practice to prepare students for a dual licensure program in P-3 general education and intervention specialist, primarily in public or private schools.
Strategic and Organizational Communication*
The program prepares students to enter a competitive marketplace where communication, creative problem-solving and critical thinking are in high demand. Courses equip students with the communication skills and knowledge to effectively lead and collaborate. Graduates will possess a range of skills that will enable them to succeed in organizations, businesses, relationships, public campaigns, advocacy and the law.
To learn more, visit wayne.uakron.edu/fouryear
The University of Akron Wayne College
Our Campus Wayne College is situated in the midst of 160 acres of beautiful countryside. It's is an easy-access campus with two buildings:
— The Main Classroom Building, which features state-of-the-art science labs, along with our UA Wayne College 3D Lab, featuring 3D printing; and
— The Student Life Building, which includes a bookstore, cafe and art gallery.
— Athletic facilities are also available on campus.
The Barnes & Noble Bookstore The Wayne College Barnes & Noble Bookstore provides all the supplies you need for your classes. In addition to textbooks and study guides for all courses, you can find everything from paper and pens for taking notes to a great selection of official UA apparel and gifts. The bookstore is located inside the Student Life Building on campus.
Zip Station Zip Station, located in the Student Life Building, serves a variety of foods and beverages for students on campus.
Zip Commuter Meal Plan Zip Commuter Meal Plan can be billed to your student account through the first week of the semester. After the first week, Commuter Meal Plans can still be purchased, but not included on your tuition bill. Funds can only be used at Zip Station on the Wayne College campus.
— Plan A – Pay $240, receive $300 Wayne Dollars
— Plan B – Pay $420, receive $600 Wayne Dollars
— Plan C – Pay $630, receive $900 Wayne Dollars
To get the Zip Commuter Meal Plan application, visit wayne.uakron.edu/mealplan.
Visit Us Campus Visit Days give you the opportunity to take a campus tour and learn about the admissions process, academics, financial aid and more. Visit us online at wayne.uakron.edu for upcoming Campus Visit Days. If you’re unable to attend one of our Campus Visit Days, schedule a personal campus visit by calling 330-684-8900.
The University of Akron Wayne College1901 Smucker Road Orrville, Ohio 44667 330-684-8900 wayne.uakron.edu
Where Student Success Comes First!From the moment you start your college career with us, you'll find yourself in a welcoming, friendly environment where students thrive. During the first two days of classes, we have helpful greeters on hand to assist you in finding your classrooms and to answer any questions you might have. And did we mention the free donuts?
Throughout the semester, we continue to provide support services, such as free chair massages during finals week, to make sure you're in a position to succeed. And, with annual events such as Wayne Fest, the Multicultural Festival and Spring Fling, you'll have plenty of opportunities to socialize, relax and make Wayne College your home away from home.
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Academics Master’s degrees that can be completed entirely on the UA Lakewood campus:
— Master of Social Work
— Master of Public Administration
— Master of Science in Nursing (coursework)
Upper-level courses for degree completion:
— Bachelor of Social Work
Determining Your Cost of Attendance We base our financial aid awards (scholarships, grants, work-study and loans) on estimates of the cost of attendance for an academic year (defined as two semesters, fall and spring), as determined by:
— enrollment status
— FAFSA dependency status
— program of enrollment
Ranger College — Coming Soon! In fall 2020, UA Lakewood will be housed in Ranger College, which will be located in the former Taft Elementary School building at 13701 Lake Ave.
WelcomeThe University of Akron Lakewood is currently located inside of Lakewood High School. We offer flexible learning options and small class sizes, giving you the freedom and personal attention you need to succeed.
UA Lakewood offers general education courses for students who plan to continue at the Akron campus. TESOL (teaching English to speakers of other languages) Endorsement coursework is also available.
UA Lakewood is only 6 miles from the downtown Cleveland area and 45 miles from The University of Akron. UA Lakewood is connected to the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority, which provides transportation to all major suburbs of the Cleveland area.
The University of Akron Lakewood
The University of Akron Lakewood14100 Franklin Boulevard Lakewood, Ohio 44107 216-221-1141 lakewood.uakron.edu
The University of Akron Medina
The University of Akron Millersburg
The University of Akron Medina6300 Technology Lane Medina, Ohio 44256 330-721-2210 medina.uakron.edu
The University of Akron Millersburg88-B E. Jackson St. Millersburg, Ohio 44654 330-674-2514 millersburg.uakron.edu
The University of Akron Medina is conveniently located only five miles from downtown Medina. UA Medina offers general education courses, College Credit Plus courses, and continuing education and workforce development courses, all to help you accomplish your personal and professional goals.
Conveniently located in downtown Millersburg, The University of Akron Millersburg is a great place to start your college career. Offering general education and College Credit Plus courses, UA Millersburg prepares students who plan to continue their education at our Wayne College or Akron campuses. For those already in the workforce, UA Millersburg also offers continuing education and workforce development courses.
Schedule your personal campus visit by calling 330-674-2514.
Academics Associate degrees that can be completed entirely on the UA Medina campus:
— Associate of Arts
— Associate of Science
Other studies:
— Pre-admission courses for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Visit Us Visit us online at medina.uakron.edu for upcoming Campus Visit Days. If you’re unable to attend one of our Campus Visit Days, schedule a personal campus visit by calling 330-721-2210.
New Dual Science Lab available Spring 2020! The University of Akron Medina is excited to announce the construction of a new dual Chemistry and Biology Science lab.
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Akron CampusContinue your educational goals at UA in downtown Akron.
Established in 1870, The University of Akron (UA) offers a wide range of top-ranked and in-demand associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs in engineering, business, the arts and sciences, health care, education and law. Providing hands-on, real-world experiences in the classroom and research lab, UA prepares students for a lifetime of success.
The University's beautiful metropolitan campus, located in the heart of Ohio's fifth-largest city, is surrounded by thousands of businesses, providing diverse experiential learning opportunities — such as co-ops, internships and part-time employment — to students who come from across the country and
around the world. The University is also close to a variety of attractions throughout Northeast Ohio, including restaurants, stores, music and sports venues, museums, zoos and Ohio's only national park. Students enjoy many of the attractions and amenities of a big city, but with the advantages and affordability of small-town living.
Moreover, the University boasts award-winning residence halls, championship-winning NCAA Division I sports teams, more than 300 student clubs and organizations, and a highly ranked Student Recreation and Wellness Center — providing the full campus experience.
Discover more about UA and all it has to offer at uakron.edu.
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UA Wayne College 1901 Smucker Road Orrville, Ohio 330-684-8900 wayne.uakron.edu