Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute

  • 2 Year
  • Wooster, OH
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Overview

Total enrollment

493
Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute overview
Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute overview
  • Size Small
  • Status Non-profit
  • Housing Yes
  • Level of Study Undergrad

Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute (Ohio State ATI) operates as a specialized two-year technical campus of The Ohio State University located in Wooster, Ohio, approximately 60 miles south of Cleveland. The campus sits on 50 acres adjacent to the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center, providing students with direct access to agricultural research facilities and educational farm laboratories. Established in 1968, Ohio State ATI offers Associate of Applied Science degrees and certificates focused on agricultural and environmental sciences, engineering technologies, business, and laboratory sciences. The institute maintains working farms, greenhouses, and horticultural facilities where students gain hands-on technical experience, with residence halls available for on-campus living. As part of Ohio State's College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, ATI specializes in programs such as dairy management, turfgrass management, greenhouse production, and agricultural systems management.

Admissions

Admission Requirements

Open Admission

Annual Cost to Attend

Ohio Resident Tuition

$9,584

Out of State Resident Tuition

$36,362

Breakdown

In State Costs for Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute
  • Tuition $9,584
  • Books and Supplies $1,030
  • Other Fees $426
  • Room and Board $12,358
  • Budget for Other Expenses $2,930
  • Total One Year Cost $26,328

Student Outcomes

Average Salary After 10 Years

$50,600 per year

Bachelor's Degree Graduation Rate

Data Not Available

Popular Areas of Study

Popular majors at Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute are Agriculture, Engineering Technology, and Natural Resources Conservation. 84% of students major in Agriculture, 6% in Engineering Technology, and 6% in Natural Resources Conservation.

  • Agriculture 84%
  • Engineering Technology 6%
  • Natural Resources Conservation 6%
  • Education 4%