I think the small class size is a great learning environment. I believe student will succeed in a room where they can speak one on one with their professor. The academic, as well as, athletic programs are very strong and are a great place for students to learn in and out of the classroom.

Stay on task. Just because it is a community college does not mean the academic part is watered down. My mother attended both Ohio University- Athens, and Ohio University- Lancaster and she believed the academic work were very similar.

Ohio University - Lancaster (OUL) offers many different timed classes to fit your work schedule. The classes are very challenging and really test your academic competence.

OUL is a community college so there are no dorms on campus.

There is a small mess hall, The Zone, and offers great food as well as on-the-go snacks.

There are many athletic clubs to be apart of. I myself am captain of the OUL Baseball team. We also offer Men's, and Women's Basketball, Tennis, Golf, and Volleyball.

The tuition is definitely worth it. It is half the amount as a main campus's tuition.

We also offer a few honor societies. I am apart of Phi Theta Kappa which recognizes students with a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

All types of students would enjoy OUL because of how great the staff works to improve their campus in and out of the classroom.

Baseball, softball, basketball, golf, volleyball, and other intramural clubs.

There is always a Lancaster Police officer on duty during class hours and there is still an on duty police officer after hours when the athletic teams are practicing.