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ODHE is pleased to announce that application materials for the higher education CARES Act Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) are now available. Please visit The Ohio Grants Partnership website for complete information.

Ohio students, families, educators, and campuses can click here for information and guidance regarding coronavirus (COVID-19).

Governor DeWine’s office, the Ohio Department of Health, and the Ohio Department of Higher Education continue to collaborate to provide the most up-to-date information for college and university campuses on the Coronavirus Disease 2023 (COVID-19). For continued updates and more information on preventive measures, please visit the following pages on the Ohio Department of Health's website: LINK ONE and LINK TWO (PDF).

The State of Ohio Higher Education takes a look back at the first year of the DeWine-Husted administration and its higher education-related accomplishments. You can read the report and/or watch the accompanying video.

The Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathways enable students to streamline credit transfer among the state's public institutions of higher education to find the best pathways to degree completion and launch successful careers.

Ohio research universities have a wealth of academic, laboratory and other resources available to businesses across Ohio and the globe. The Ohio Innovation Exchange (OIEx) connects industry to those resources, fostering collaboration and economic development.

Over four years of the College Credit Plus program, Ohio students and families have saved more than $569 million on college tuition. Find out more.

The Changing Campus Culture initiative seeks to strengthen Ohio's ability to better respond to, and ultimately prevent, sexual assault on the state’s college campuses. Download and read the full report and recommendations (PDF) at this link.

Opioid drug abuse has become a crisis in Ohio and across the nation. Start Talking! is an innovative program that aims to give parents, guardians, educators and community leaders the tools to start the conversation with Ohio’s youth about the importance of living healthy, drug-free lives.

The GIVE back. GO forward. initiative lets volunteers age 60 and older earn free college tuition. The Ohio Department of Higher Education/Department of Aging pilot program bridges generations while serving youth-centric programs in the Mahoning Valley Find out more!.

T2DG enables Ohio students to streamline credit transfer among the state's public institutions of higher education and from adult/secondary career-technical institutions to find the best pathways to degree completion and launch successful careers. TransferCredit.ohio.gov

Ohio legislation requires each state public institution of higher education to provide incoming students with information about mental health topics, including available depression and suicide prevention resources. The Ohio Life Saver website was developed to support Ohio's public colleges and universities in complying with this law. Find out more.

Whether you're a high school student exploring careers, a college student searching for an internship, an experienced worker looking for a new job, or a business looking for skilled employees, OhioMeansJobs can help.

Ohio Aspire programs provide FREE services for individuals who need assistance acquiring the skills to be successful in post-secondary education and training, and employment. Local programs offer classes at flexible locations, and on different days and times to meet diverse needs. Find out more.

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The Ohio Department of Higher Education is a Cabinet-level agency for the Governor of the State of Ohio that oversees higher education for the state.