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Check out readily accessible reference for vital statistics about Ohio’s schools and the students they serve. Website includes student enrollment data from Ohio’s public school system, with charts, graphs, maps and trends on student demographics.
Among low-income and first-generation college students, more than a third are parents, and students of color are especially likely to be balancing parenting and college, with 37% of African American, 33% of Native American, and 25 percent of Latino students raising children.
College Students with Children: National and Regional Profiles. January 2017. Elizabeth Noll, Ph.D., Lindsey Reichlin, M.A., and Barbara Gault, Ph.D. About this Report. This report provides a national and regional profile of undergraduate college students who are raising dependent children.
Ohio has roughly 100,000 to 130,000 public school students per grade level. Source: Ohio DEW, Advanced Reports (2022-23). Public School Enrollment Trends. Since 2005-06, overall public school enrollment has declined by nearly 10 percent.
Undergraduate students were most likely to be involved with a student organization (54.3%) and working at an on-campus job (28.2%). Graduate students were most likely to be involved in research with a faculty member (46.6%) and student organizations (22.7%).
Ohio has roughly 1.6 million public school students of varying backgrounds and characteristics.
This report explores the sense of belonging of parenting and pregnant students at The Ohio State University. Data for this report are from the 2022 Student Life Survey.
