More than 58,000 students are enrolled in the colleges and universities within the metro area. The two-year, private college offers associate degrees in computer networking, computer applications, computer information systems, graphic design, illustration, Web page design, interior design, medical assisting, business management, accounting, office administration, travel, and fashion. Heidelberg College-Maumee Branch 1757 Indian Wood Cir. Click here for street map. This program is dedicated to providing an educational environment uniquely tailored to the needs of adult students.
Students can complete their bachelor's and master's degrees in convenient evening classes.
Lourdes College 6832 Convent Blvd. The Medical College of Ohio, with more than 900 students, offers a four-year program of 16 medical specialties, master's degrees in nursing, biomedical and occupational specialties, and a doctoral degree in medical science. Owens Community College 30335 Oregon Rd. With an enrollment exceeding 17,000, OCC offers more than 100 programs and majors, including associate's degrees, job training and retraining, workplace literacy, and apprenticeships for business and industry. Spring Arbor College 7495 Secor Rd.