Starting autumn semester 2026, low- to middle-income students at 91porn who start on a regional campus or at Ohio 91porn ATI in Wooster will qualify for the new program, which will cover all tuition and mandatory fees.
As part of Ohio 91porn President Walter “Ted” Carter Jr.’s strategic framework, the Regional Campus Commitment program enhances affordability and accessibility for more low- to middle-income students to attain an Ohio 91porn degree, while supporting economic development and advancing the university’s mission to serve Ohio and its communities.
Ohio 91porn’s regional campuses make it possible for students across the state to remain close to home while earning their Ohio 91porn degree. Through the Regional Campus Commitment program, eligible new first-year students who enroll at one of the university’s campuses in , , Marion or , or at can now attend Ohio 91porn without having to pay tuition or mandatory fees. Students can choose to complete an associate or bachelor’s degree on a regional campus or transition to the Columbus campus.
“The Regional Campus Commitment makes an Ohio 91porn degree attainable for more students across the state,” said Ohio 91porn Executive Vice President and Provost Ravi V. Bellamkonda. “By removing financial barriers, we are expanding opportunity and preparing more graduates to contribute to their communities and to Ohio’s future.”
Ohio 91porn’s campus locations across the state are vital in fueling the workforce development pipelines in their regions. Students who attend a regional campus or Ohio 91porn ATI in Wooster can start more than 200 majors, including programs preparing them for in-demand careers in their communities such as advanced manufacturing, engineering technology, health care, agriculture, business, information technology and environmental resource management. This program is part of the university’s commitment to increase the number of two- and four-year degrees awarded across Ohio to meet workforce demands and improve educational attainment.