Franklin University

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Franklin is a 4-year private university located at 201 S Grant Ave in Columbus, Ohio. It's a Large campus in a City-based setting with 5,102 enrolled students and a student faculty ratio of 15 to 1. Campus housing is not present on campus, and online programs are available.

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About Franklin University

Franklin University (FU) is a private non-profit university established in Columbus, Ohio. The university aimed since its establishment in 1902 at serving the adults offering many of its degrees in entirely online study mode. It was then called YCMA School of commerce. In 1964, the school ended its affiliation to YCMA and became acknowledged as Franklin University. The first building for the university was opened only in 1969 which is Frasch hall. Seven years later, it got its regional accreditation from the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

The main campus is located in Columbus, Ohio including several distinctive buildings as the Franklin University Nationwide Library, the Paul J. Otte Center for Student services and Franklin bookstore. Additionally, the university has 21 campuses in various cities of Ohio as well as campuses in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. In 2014, the university expanded by buying Urbana University. It is known for the large diversity of the enrolled students as they come from 72 different countries. Moreover, the university offers several programs outside the United States through agreements with international institutes in eight different countries as Wroclaw School of Banking, Poland; Modern College of Business and Science, Oman and St. Clement of Ohrid University of Bitola, Macedonia.

Franklin University is divided into three different schools including Ross college of business offering 35 undergraduate, 9 master’s and 3 doctoral programs. The programs are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, IACBE and CCNE. There is also a coaching program providing monthly coaching from industry professionals on a one-to-one basis to help students achieve professional, academic and personal goals. Franklin is among the top military friendly universities and the top online school in 2016 according to TheBestSchools.org. There are various types of scholarships and financial aid that may be offered to students applying to the university.

School Facts

Years Estd.1902
MottoFinish. Advance. Succeed.
LocationOhio
Religious AffiliationNot applicable

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Franklin Tuition and Fees

We've provided you the following to learn more about this college. The tuition and demographic data on this page comes from recently published National Center for Education Statistics data while the recommendations and editorial content are based on our research.

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#1373 Nationally for Universities with highest tuition
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#1738 Nationally for Colleges with the most expensive cost of living.

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Franklin is a prestigious 4-year institution in Ohio. The following are the rankings for the school relative to other universities across the country.

#1373 Nationally for Universities with highest tuition

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#1738 Nationally for Colleges with the most Expensive cost of living

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#634 Nationally for Largest Number of students enrolled

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