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Best Ohio Men's Cross Country Programs, Ranked by Operating Budget
A program's operating budget shows how much it spends to run the team day to day — from travel and equipment to coaching staff. Below, we've ranked all 18 Ohio men's Cross Country programs by operating budget.
The average operating budget across Ohio men's Cross Country programs is $19,598, with average recruiting spend around $12,471. Programs with larger budgets don't always offer more aid, but they tend to signal a higher level of institutional commitment.
Use this ranking to compare program spending, then read our guide on stacking athletic, academic, and need-based aid.
Programs
18
Avg. Op. Budget
$19,598
Avg. Recruiting
$12,471
Avg. Revenue
$104,176
Top programs
Showing 10 of 18 programs.
Rank
Program
Op. Budget
Recruiting
Revenue
1
1. University of Toledo
Toledo, OH
Operating Budget
$71,714
Recruiting
$52,209
Revenue
$328,762
2
2. University of Dayton
Dayton, OH
Operating Budget
$54,396
Recruiting
$17,275
Revenue
$179,140
3
3. Ohio University-Main Campus
Athens, OH
Operating Budget
$44,648
Recruiting
$50,144
Revenue
$225,303
4
4. Ohio Northern University
Ada, OH
Operating Budget
$30,830
Recruiting
$4,489
Revenue
$37,967
5
5. Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland, OH
Operating Budget
$22,549
Recruiting
$1,677
Revenue
$53,794
6
6. Bowling Green State University-Main Campus
Bowling Green, OH
Operating Budget
$18,702
Recruiting
$32,240
Revenue
$74,919
7
7. Lorain County Community College
Elyria, OH
Operating Budget
$18,379
Recruiting
N/A
Revenue
$25,460
8
8. Cedarville University
Cedarville, OH
Operating Budget
$18,246
Recruiting
$2,354
Revenue
$202,735
9
9. Wilmington College
Wilmington, OH
Operating Budget
$16,816
Recruiting
$477
Revenue
$59,494
10
10. Shawnee State University
Portsmouth, OH
Operating Budget
$16,011
Recruiting
N/A
Revenue
$173,468
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