PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio — Applications are open for summer courses at Stone Laboratory, Ohio State University’s island campus on Lake Erie.
High school and college students and educators can apply for a wide range of college credit courses covering topics from aquatic biology to zoology.
Stone Laboratory’s hands-on, intensive classes give students the chance to see science in action during field trips and labs.
Earn credits
Students earn two college credits for a one-week class and four credits for a five-week class. Credits are earned through Ohio State and are transferable to most U.S. colleges.
This summer, Ohio State is offering a 25 percent tuition discount on classes, making Stone Lab courses more affordable. Introductory courses are suitable for advanced high school students and those in any major, while upper-level courses let science majors pursue their interests more in-depth.
The lab also offers classes for formal and informal educators, as well as non-credit workshops for the general public and those hoping to develop their skills in fisheries management, water treatment or aquatic invasive species control.
Learn more
For a full list of courses, visit go.osu.edu/SLcourses. In addition to the tuition discount, a variety of scholarships can help offset the costs of tuition, room and meals at Stone Lab.
Scholarships are awarded based on both academic merit and financial need and range from $100 to $2,500 per student. In 2016, Stone Lab awarded a total of 54 scholarships worth more than $42,000.
For more information, visit go.osu.edu/aid.
