Baldwin-Wallace College is located in Berea, just west of Cleveland in Cuyahoga County. This college is a private, liberal arts school with ties to the United Methodist Church. The college offers bachelor's and master's degrees in a number of fields, ranging from music education to science, as well as certificates in education programs. Founded in 1845, the college has a diverse student body of more than 4,000 students. With a full-time faculty of 166, students can enjoy personal interaction with professors while still having the opportunities provided by a large college.
Cleveland State University, located in the heart of Cleveland, is home to 16,000 students and offers more than 200 major fields of study. Cleveland State University has one of the state's lowest tuitions. Students can enjoy life within the metropolitan city, which offers many options for internships, or keep busy and involved through participation in the NCAA Division I sports and student clubs.
Notre Dame is a small Catholic college located just east of Cleveland. The college was founded in 1922 as a four-year liberal arts school for women. The college opened its doors to male students in 1969 and is currently a co-ed institution. Notre Dame offers a strong liberal arts education, focusing on communication skills as well as cultural awareness. With close proximity to the city, competitive athletic teams and a fun campus life, this college provides a strong and well-rounded education.
Cuyahoga is located in Cleveland and has several campus locations throughout the city. This university features the lowest tuition of all colleges within the state and offers more than 140 programs and curricula. Students can enter on a full-time or part-time schedule, while several courses are offered online or via distance learning.