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Best D3 Men's Lacrosse Programs in Ohio, Ranked by Graduation Rate
Graduation rate is one of the simplest measures of whether a school follows through on its promise. Below, we've ranked all 19 D3 men's Lacrosse programs in Ohio by graduation rate — the share of students at the underlying school who complete their degree.
The average graduation rate across D3 men's Lacrosse programs in Ohio is 67%, with an average acceptance rate of 67%, and median earnings around $57,112 ten years after enrollment.
Use this ranking to find programs at schools where students finish what they start, then read our guide on how to compare scholarship offers.
Programs
19
Avg. Grad Rate
67%
Avg. Accept. Rate
67%
Avg. Earnings (10YR)
$57,112
Top programs
Showing 10 of 19 programs.
Rank
Program
Grad Rate
Accept. Rate
Earnings (10YR)
1
1. Kenyon College
Gambier, OH
Graduation Rate
87%
Accept. Rate
31%
Earnings (10YR)
$71,830
2
2. Oberlin College
Oberlin, OH
Graduation Rate
85%
Accept. Rate
33%
Earnings (10YR)
$58,343
3
3. Denison University
Granville, OH
Graduation Rate
81%
Accept. Rate
17%
Earnings (10YR)
$67,753
4
4. The College of Wooster
Wooster, OH
Graduation Rate
76%
Accept. Rate
54%
Earnings (10YR)
$59,629
5
5. Ohio Northern University
Ada, OH
Graduation Rate
75%
Accept. Rate
73%
Earnings (10YR)
$80,928
6
6. John Carroll University
University Heights, OH
Graduation Rate
75%
Accept. Rate
81%
Earnings (10YR)
$62,860
7
7. Franciscan University of Steubenville
Steubenville, OH
Graduation Rate
74%
Accept. Rate
72%
Earnings (10YR)
$50,030
8
8. Baldwin Wallace University
Berea, OH
Graduation Rate
67%
Accept. Rate
77%
Earnings (10YR)
$54,122
9
9. University of Mount Union
Alliance, OH
Graduation Rate
66%
Accept. Rate
80%
Earnings (10YR)
$53,217
10
10. Otterbein University
Westerville, OH
Graduation Rate
66%
Accept. Rate
83%
Earnings (10YR)
$53,313
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