ODE Higher Education 2

Question 1

Which Ohio state agency is primarily responsible for overseeing higher education policy and coordination?

Accepted Answer

Ohio Department of Higher Education

Answer

The Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) is the state agency responsible for coordinating and overseeing higher education policy in Ohio.

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of the Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG)?

Accepted Answer

Provide need-based financial aid to low-income Ohio students

Answer

OCOG is Ohio's need-based grant program designed to help low-income students afford the cost of attending Ohio colleges and universities.

Question 3

Under Ohio law, which type of institution may award degrees up to the doctoral level and is governed by a state-appointed board of trustees?

Accepted Answer

State universities

Answer

State universities in Ohio are publicly funded institutions governed by state-appointed boards of trustees and authorized to offer degrees through the doctoral level.

Question 4

What is the standard maximum credit hour limit that Ohio's state Share of Instruction (SSI) funding formula uses as a full-time equivalent for undergraduate students?

Accepted Answer

15 credit hours

Answer

Ohio's SSI formula uses 15 credit hours per semester as the full-time equivalent measure for undergraduate funding calculations.

Question 5

Which Ohio higher education program allows high school students to earn college credit tuition-free at Ohio colleges and universities?

Accepted Answer

College Credit Plus (CCP)

Answer

College Credit Plus (CCP) is Ohio's program enabling high school students to earn college credit at no cost, replacing the previous PSEO program in 2015.

(ODE) Ohio Department of Education Practice Test

(ODE) Ohio Department of Education Practice Test

ODE Higher Education 2