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How Do You Grade A School?

By Harold Shank · Comments (0)
Thursday, April 17th, 2014

Parents and prospective students often wonder about the quality of education at various universities.

Recently one of our sophomores who graduated from a large competitive high school in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, spoke about the challenge and rewards of the academic life at OVU.   But it’s not just anecdotal evidence that points to OVU being a good academic school.

The National Survey of Student Engagement released in November investigated that question at 1500 colleges.  Take a look at how OVU fared on several of the level of academic challenge issues:

  • Does your institution emphasize studying and academic work?  At OVU 93% of the students said yes compared to 83% nationally
  • Did you discuss grades or assignments with an instructor?  OVU students said yes 84% of the time while nationally 60% said yes
  • Did you spend more than 10 hours/week preparing for class?    At OVU 73% of the students responded positively against 63% nationally
  • Did you participate in community service or volunteer work?   OVU students said yes 73% of the time while at the national level the response was 40%

Student comments, ranking services and national surveys all agree.  OVU gets an A+ in Academics.

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