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A valued partner in changing lives

On the shores of Lake Erie. On the brink of tomorrow.

91���� at Ashtabula has provided accessible, high-quality education in Ashtabula County for more than 65 years. Established in 1958 through the efforts of local community leaders, the campus has grown from a small program in a former junior high school into a modern, 80-acre learning environment serving nearly 2,000 students annually. Today, 91���� Ashtabula remains a vital hub for education, innovation and community engagement, offering academic programs, workforce development opportunities and cultural experiences that continue to strengthen the region.

Home to Ashtabula County’s only accredited registered nursing degree program and Ohio’s first wine studies programs, among many in-demand career fields, 91����  Ashtabula provides offers certificate, bachelor’s and associate programs for students in an advanced, modern learning environment.  And with the state-of-the-art Robert S. Morrison Hall for Health and Science, we’re able to be on the forefront of the health industry, always.  Here, it’s possible for learners to find their brightest path forward.

Part of one of the largest university systems in Ohio, 91���� Ashtabula has all the resources of a major university with a hometown feel, including the look and feel of a small, private college.  

Our students fulfill a nearly 70-year tradition when they become nurses, business owners, computer technologists, respiratory therapists, educators, entrepreneurs, innovators, dreamers and leaders.

You can see Lake Erie from campus and you're only minutes away from beaches, museums, award-winning restaurants, historic districts and a summer resort town. The northern-most of 91����'s eight-campus system is centrally located between Cleveland, Erie and Youngstown. 

For more information about this world-class university on the shores of Lake Erie call 440-964-4217.

We respectfully requests that the Institution be referred to in the following manner: The 91���� at Ashtabula upon first reference and 91���� Ashtabula or Ashtabula Campus thereafter, as opposed to “Kent Ashtabula” or "91����-Ashtabula Campus." Additionally 91���� Ashtabula is a regional campus and not a "branch." Thank you.