OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Graduate Programs in the College of Education and Human Ecology
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Duration
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IELTS
€55k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 4Nationally ranked Student Counseling and Personnel Services program
- 9Nationally ranked Elementary Teacher Education program
- 8Nationally ranked Secondary Teacher Education program
- 6Nationally ranked Higher Education Administration program
- 8Nationally ranked Curriculum and Instruction program
- 7Nationally ranked Educational Administration and Supervision program
Ohio State University's College of Education and Human Ecology (EHE) offers a comprehensive range of graduate programs designed for students seeking to advance their knowledge and research skills. As a leading research institution, EHE fosters an environment of discovery, encouraging collaboration with faculty and peers across disciplines. Students benefit from learning alongside highly respected faculty who are experts in their fields and committed to student success. The college is recognized for its academic excellence and innovative approach to research, providing boundless opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the estimated tuition and fees for international students in the graduate programs?
- For the previous academic year, non-resident and international students were estimated to pay $63,012 per academic year for tuition and fees. This includes various university fees, but international students must also pay a mandatory student health insurance fee of $3,768.
- What is the estimated cost of living for international graduate students?
- Beyond tuition and fees, the estimated expenses for 9 months include $19,986 for housing, food, and miscellaneous items, and $1,516 for books and supplies. The mandatory student health insurance for international students is an additional $3,768.
- What are the application deadlines for the graduate programs?
- The application portal typically opens on August 1st. For Autumn entry, the application deadline is December 3rd. International applicants should ensure all required documents and test scores are submitted by this date.
- How can international students demonstrate English proficiency?
- International applicants may need to submit official scores from English proficiency tests like TOEFL or IELTS. Exemptions might be available for citizens of certain countries or those who have completed a bachelor's degree or higher in those countries.
- What financial aid or scholarship opportunities are available for international graduate students?
- International students can be considered for Graduate Associateships, which cover academic tuition, general fees, and health insurance, along with a monthly stipend. Specific merit-based scholarships and assistantships may also be available for certain programs.
Entry requirements
TOEFL/IELTSExemptions may apply for citizens of certain countries or those who have completed a bachelor's degree or higher in those countries. Please check the Graduate School's requirements.
Specific program admission requirements may vary. Unofficial transcripts can be uploaded during the application process, but official transcripts will be required upon admission. For international applicants, transcripts do not require third-party evaluation.
Fees
Tuition (international)Non-Resident and International Students: $63,012 per academic year (includes tuition, general fees, student activity fee, student union fee, recreation fee, learning-technology fee, and COTA bus fee).
Tuition (home)Ohio Resident: $33,020 per academic year (includes tuition, general fees, student activity fee, student union fee, recreation fee, learning-technology fee, and COTA bus fee).
LivingEstimated other expenses for 9 months: Housing, food & misc. - $19,986; Books and supplies - $1,516; Student Health Insurance - $3,768 (mandatory for international students).
Tuition and fees are estimates for the previous academic year and are subject to change. Domestic students may waive student health insurance; international students cannot.
How to apply
1. Review Program RequirementsIdentify the specific graduate program you wish to apply for and review its unique admission criteria, prerequisites, and recommended coursework.
2. Prepare Application MaterialsGather necessary documents, including transcripts from all previous institutions. International applicants may upload unofficial transcripts initially, but official transcripts will be required upon admission.
3. English ProficiencyIf required, take an English proficiency test (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS) and have official scores sent directly from the testing agency. Check the Graduate School website for country-specific exemptions.
4. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application through the Graduate School Application Portal by the specified deadline (typically December 3rd for Autumn entry). Note that international applicants are generally not eligible for application fee waivers.
5. Await Admission DecisionAdmissions committees will review applications. You will be notified of the decision and any potential funding or associateship offers.
Scholarships
EHE ScholarshipsVaries
Graduate AssociateshipsCovers academic tuition and general fees, plus 100% of student health insurance premiums. A monthly stipend is also provided.
Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholars ProgramFull scholarship (excluding books and living expenses) for selected students.
Fisher Graduate Assistantships (MAcc Program)50% tuition waiver and a monthly stipend.
Merit-Based Cash Awards (MAcc Program)$3,000 up to $15,000
Education Assistance Scholarships (ABO)Varies
Frequently asked questions
What are the estimated tuition and fees for international students in the graduate programs?
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For the previous academic year, non-resident and international students were estimated to pay $63,012 per academic year for tuition and fees. This includes various university fees, but international students must also pay a mandatory student health insurance fee of $3,768.
What is the estimated cost of living for international graduate students?
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Beyond tuition and fees, the estimated expenses for 9 months include $19,986 for housing, food, and miscellaneous items, and $1,516 for books and supplies. The mandatory student health insurance for international students is an additional $3,768.
What are the application deadlines for the graduate programs?
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The application portal typically opens on August 1st. For Autumn entry, the application deadline is December 3rd. International applicants should ensure all required documents and test scores are submitted by this date.
How can international students demonstrate English proficiency?
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International applicants may need to submit official scores from English proficiency tests like TOEFL or IELTS. Exemptions might be available for citizens of certain countries or those who have completed a bachelor's degree or higher in those countries.
What financial aid or scholarship opportunities are available for international graduate students?
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International students can be considered for Graduate Associateships, which cover academic tuition, general fees, and health insurance, along with a monthly stipend. Specific merit-based scholarships and assistantships may also be available for certain programs.