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Location/Contact
FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY
201 S GRANT AVE
COLUMBUS, OH 43215--5399
General info:(614) 797-4700
Financial aid office:(614) 341-6245
Admissions office:(614) 341-6256University Homepage |
Tuition + Room (2002-2003)
Instate: $6,634
Out-of-State: $6,634
Room & Board: $0
Application Fee: $0.00 |
University Makeup (2002-2003)
# of Undergrads: 4,650
# of Grad students: 887
Total Students: 5,537
43.0% Male, 57.0% Female
International: 10%
African-American: 14%
American Indian: 0%
Asian: 3%
Hispanic: 14%
Caucasian (non-hispan): 67%
Unknown: 5% |
Financial Aid
60.0% First time, full time students receive aid |
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Majors
• Accounting
• Business Administration & Mgmt. Gen.
• Business Marketing/Marketing Management
• Communications Other
• Computer Science
• Computer and Information Sciences Other
• Finance General
• Health System/Health Services Admin.
• Human Resources Management
• International Business
• Management Science
• Mental Health Services Other
• Mgmt. Info. Systems & Bus. Data Process
• Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies Other
• Non-Profit and Public Management
• Nursing Other
• Operations Management and Supervision
• Protective Services Other
• Public Administration
• Public Relations & Organizational Comm.
• Real Estate |
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