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Study at Otterbein College
Otterbein College is a private, four-year, liberal arts college located in Westerville, Ohio, United States. It was established in the year 1847 by the Church of the United Brethren in Christ. The college is named after Rev. Philip William Otterbein, founder of United Brethren. The campus spreads across an area of 150 acres. Otterbein College offers a wide variety of degrees and programs in diverse Course Topics. Otterbein’s athletics department sponsors more than seven men’s and women’s sports teams. The teams are nicknamed the Cardinals. They compete in the NCAA Division III, as a member of the Ohio Athletic Conference. They participate in sports such as baseball, basketball, football, tennis, and softball. Otterbein College is in Westerville, OH. Westerville is a large suburb. The school is classified as a United Methodist college. Otterbein College is a private, not-for-profit institution. The school issues awards (degrees) up to the level of Post-Master's certificate. Course TopicsOtterbein College tries to provide students with lots of choices, and does not tend to focus on only a few programs of study. Fields of study in vogue at the school include music, media, art studies, and drama and performing arts. Otterbein College SelectivityNot all applicants to Otterbein College are accepted. The top quarter of students at the school scored at least 590 on the verbal SAT test. Students' math SAT scores were most often in the range 480 to 590 in 2007. FacultyThe most successful professors at Otterbein College are given tenure, encouraging them to stay with the school for a long time. Student EnrollmentApproximately 3,107 students study at the school (in 2007). Student LifeOtterbein College makes housing available to a large share of its students. Students participate in Ohio Athletic Conference athletics. Otterbein College Programs and Degrees
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