Student enrollment
Students working toward a college degree or certificate.
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Sylvania, Ohio
Ross College-Sylvania
Private for-profit
Your college at a glance
Student enrollmentabout 1,700
Average cost after grants$22,6922023-24
Start with the subjects you enjoy, compare the costs, and check what you need to apply.
Students, costs & outcomes
Understand the numbers →Students & teaching
about 1,700
Student–teacher ratio
The number of students for each faculty member.
Costs & financial aid
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after grants and scholarships for the college’s largest program.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $0–$30,000.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $30,001–$48,000.
2023-24
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Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $48,001–$75,000.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $75,001–$110,000.
2023-24
Graduation & next steps
Graduation rate
The share of students who completed their degree.
First-year student retention
First-year students who returned for their second year.
Graduate earnings
Average earnings after college.
Take At Least One Class Online
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Explore what you could study
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Location & contact
5834 Monroe Street, Suite F-J, Sylvania, OH, 43560-2265
Phone: 4198823203
Picture your next step
Make a shortlist of subjects, look at the total cost, and find out what the application involves. A campus visit or a conversation with a current student can help you decide whether the college feels right for you.