Apply to OHIO
Freshman
You are a freshman applicant if you have or will soon receive a high school diploma or General Education Development diploma.
Learn about application deadlines and guidelines for freshmen.
Apply With Common Application
Apply with Alternative Online Application
Transfer
You are a transfer applicant if you have completed more than 9 semester hours (12 quarter hours) at another institution after you graduated from high school.
Learn about application deadlines and guidelines for transfer students.
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Apply with Alternative Online Application
Regional
You can apply directly to OHIO’s Chillicothe, Eastern, Lancaster, Southern, and Zanesville campuses, as well as the Proctorville center.
Undergraduate Online
You are an online applicant if you plan to work toward an associate or bachelor's degree taking only online classes through our eCampus.
Learn more about how OHIO Online Fits Your Life.
International
You are an international applicant if you have or will have a temporary visa and do not have U.S. citizenship or legal permanent resident status (a “green card”).
Learn more about the OHIO International Experience.
Apply With Common Application
Apply with Alternative Online Application
Graduate
Once you have found the graduate program to help you meet your personal and professional goals, you should review the application requirements and deadlines to apply for online or in-person graduate offerings. Requirements vary by program, so be sure you have confirmed the information you need to supply to complete the application.
Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
To apply to the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, you must begin by completing the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine Application Services application form. Read more about the Heritage College application process.
Nondegree
You are a nondegree applicant if you plan to take a limited number of courses at OHIO and are not interested in earning a degree at this time. If you later wish to enter a degree program, you will need to reapply for admission.
College Credit Plus
Ohio University’s College Credit Plus (CC+) program can help secondary students earn college credit and satisfy high school graduation requirements at the same time by taking college-level courses.
Three-Year Pathways
If you have completed 30 semester hours or more of college-level work prior to enrolling at OHIO, you may consider earning a baccalaureate degree in three years through the three-year degree pathways.
Re-Enrolling
You are a re-enrolling applicant if you were previously enrolled in coursework as a degree-seeking student at OHIO and decided to take a fall or spring semester off (or longer) before returning to OHIO. Taking only the summer off does not make you a re-enrolling student.
Summer Options
Ohio University offers a number of summer enrollment options, whether you are a high school student, attending a special camp or workshop, getting an early start on fall enrollment, or attending courses during the summer at OHIO when you are enrolled at another university.