Ohio University Chillicothe Campus

Ohio University Chillicothe Campus, established in 1946 as the first regional campus in Ohio's state university system, is located in Chillicothe, Ohio, approximately 45 miles south of Columbus. The commuter campus spans 100 acres featuring modern classroom buildings and a Learning Commons that houses academic support services. As a regional campus of Ohio University, it offers select associate and bachelor's degree programs, with notable strengths in nursing, education, and business technology. The campus primarily serves students from Ross County and surrounding areas, operating as a non-residential institution where all students commute to classes, and maintains an open admission policy for students with high school diplomas or equivalent credentials.