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Women's Dance colleges in Ohio

Explore colleges in Ohio recruiting Women's Dance athletes, most popular programs first. Open any school to see its division, costs and coaches.

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Women's Dance colleges in Ohio

How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size.

Programs
18
Coaches recruiting
37
  • 4Division I
  • 6Division II
  • 6Division III
  • 2NAIA

Ohio has 18 colleges with Women's Dance programs. Of those, 4 compete in NCAA Division I, 6 in NCAA Division II, 6 in NCAA Division III and 2 in the NAIA. The most popular programs are Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati and Kent State University, Kent. 5 schools compete in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, the most common conference.

Lowest net priceCentral State University · $11,398Average yearly cost after aid
Most selectiveMount St. Joseph University · 59%Acceptance rate
Largest campusOhio State University · 61,443Undergraduate students
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Questions about Women's Dance colleges in Ohio

Quick answers about the programs and how to reach their coaches.

How many colleges in Ohio have Women's Dance?

18 colleges in Ohio have Women's Dance programs: 4 Division I, 6 Division II, 6 Division III and 2 NAIA.

Which colleges in Ohio have Division I Women's Dance?

Cleveland State University, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio State University and University of Cincinnati.

What is the most affordable college in Ohio with Women's Dance?

Central State University has the lowest average net price at $11,398 a year after grants and scholarships.

What conference do most Women's Dance programs in Ohio compete in?

The Great Midwest Athletic Conference has the most Women's Dance programs in Ohio.

How do I contact Women's Dance coaches in Ohio?

There are 37 coaches recruiting Women's Dance in Ohio. Create a free AthleticScholar account to see who recruits your position and send personal messages from your own Gmail, with follow-ups until they reply.