When NetJets, a private aviation company, announced it would keep and expand its operational headquarters in Columbus, Richard T. Santulli, chairman and chief executive, didn't give credit to tax breaks or any of the other incentives. Instead, he said the critical factor was the state's higher-education system.
The Chancellor seeks proposals from Ohio colleges and universities to develop innovative academic programs in the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine.
Despite the difficult economic times, a two-year tuition freeze at Ohio's public colleges is providing relief to students and helping the state compete, a new report suggests.
Economy won't halt University System
Daily Kent Stater (Kent State University) - November 14
UC sees $20 million jump in research money
The Cincinnati Enquirer - November 13
OU receives $853,000 for scholarship
Columbus Dispatch - November 12
Students flocking to Ohio's colleges
Business First of Columbus - October 23
