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Oberlin College, founded in 1833, is an independent coeducational institution. It comprises two divisions, the College of Arts and Sciences and the Conservatory of Music. Oberlin offers Bachelor of Arts and bachelor of music degree programs, as well as a combined five-year program leading to both degrees. Oberlin College is highly selective and dedicated to recruiting students from diverse backgrounds. Oberlin was the first truly coeducational college in the United States, as well as an early leader in educating black students.

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When does a 1% increase translate
into 2.8 billion dollars?


When you're talking about educational attainment.


Click here to learn more about the direct link–
or "talent dividend" – between increasing educational attainment in the region and economic growth.

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The Northeast Ohio Council on Higher Education has promoted the region’s colleges and universities and the talent they produce for more than half a century. Its driving mission is to mobilize the region’s higher education and business communities for collaborative action to advance the region’s growth and development. NOCHE has three areas of focus:

Public Policy Advocacy

Engaging higher education and business leaders to positively impact higher education and economic development

Access and Aspiration

Generating greater support for and participation in higher education and ensuring that higher education is accessible to all who desire it

Talent Development

Strengthening the alignment between higher education and business to produce and retain more college graduates