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Interview Questions: The Ohio State Mansfield campaign

Can you tell us your name?

Can you tell us a little bit about what colleges that you have attended?

Why do you like this particular University?

What is your major at The Ohio State Mansfield?

Can you tell us about  your experiences here at OSU-M?

Do you know that you are the first African American Queen?

Would you recommend this school to people? If so, Why?

Do you have a personal slogan or message that you would like to share to future students?

Research

Mansfield Campus

Majors

Bachelor’s

1. Business
2. Early and Middle Childhood Education
3. English
4. History
5. Psychology
6. Criminology
7. Sociology

Students are able to graduate from the Mansfield campus with a bachelor’s degree in all of these majors.

Master’s

1. Early and Middle Childhood Education
2. Social Work

–I would like to add some photos to enhance the visual part and give a better feel to the environment. Make the audience feel good about graduating in one of these majors from Mansfield.

Varsity Sports on Mansfield Campus

Men                                                            Women

1. Basketball.                                      1. Basketball
2. Baseball.                                          2. Cheerleading
3. Soccer.                                             3. Soccer

Intramural Sports

1. Flag Football
2. Sand Volleyball
3. Tennis
4. Dodgeball
5. Kickball
6. Basketball
7. Soccer
8. Softball

–There is a recreational center for all students as well.

The Ohio State University at Mansfield also has more than 30 student organizations for you to participate in and be apart of.

Cost for the Mansfield Campus compared to other Ohio Public and Private campuses. 

 Difference in cost for In-State residents without housing:

Mansfield – $7,140 (per year) x 4 years= $28,560.

Columbus- $10,037 (per year) x 4 years= $40,148

–The difference between Mansfield and Columbus campus in terms of tuition costs favors the Mansfield campus drastically. The difference per year favors the Mansfield campus by $2,897 and the difference between four years is $11,588.

Mansfield Housing per year= $9,689 (x 4 years) = $38,756

Columbus Housing per year = 11,666 (x 4 years) = $46,664

The difference between Mansfield and Columbus housing for four years is a total savings of $7,908.

The total difference for tuition and housing between the Mansfield campus and the Columbus campus for 4 years is $19,946.

Mansfield Enrollment= 1,199

Columbus Enrollment= 58,663

–Favors the Mansfield campus once again. The smaller the classes the better! You are able to have a more personal friendship with your professors and classmates. This allows students to —

History of OSU-Mansfield Campus

From 1958 to 1964, the purchase of land, raising of monetary funds, AND establishment of the Mansfield University Foundation for scholarships and special projects took place. Ovalwood Hall was the first building built on campus and opened in 1966. The bricks used to construct all of the buildings on campus come from Richland Shale Brick Company. Their founder, John B. Conard, grandson of John Conard, Sr., first student class at The Ohio State University in 1873, already had the connection with Ohio State due to his grandfather; however, he, and his wife Pearl, turned their attention to the upcoming Mansfield campus, and helped build it ground up. Ovalwood, Eisenhower Center, Conard Hall, and the Campus Recreation Center were all constructed between 1966-1977. The years that followed, John and Pearl Conard continued their support for OSU-Mansfield. With the help of their foundation, Conard Learning Center and Riedl Hall were constructed in the late 1990s, giving the campus new life as the next generation walked through the doors.