A degree from Ohio State University

Ohio State University (OSU), founded in 1870, is located in Columbus, Ohio, USA. It is a world-renowned research university and one of the 21 members of Universitas, the international alliance of top research universities.One of the earliest (1916) members of the Association of American Universities (AAU), North America's premier academic league, and a member of the Big Ten Conference.It is one of the top public universities in the Great Lakes region of North America and is known as the "Public Ivy League".The main campus covers an area of 65 square meters, which is one of the largest campuses in the United States.The majors offered cover almost all academic fields, especially sociology, political science, economics, astronomy, journalism and other disciplines are among the best in the world.Its business school was one of the original 16 founding members of the AACSB in 1916.US News ranked it 16th among public universities in the country.In terms of academic rankings, QS ranked 88th, Times Higher Education ranked 72nd, ARWU ranked 79th and US News ranked 43th among the world's four leading universities in 2016-2017.In terms of reputation, it is ranked 51-60 in the world in the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings 2016.Its alumni include four Nobel Prize winners, eight Pulitzer Prize winners, Fields Medal winners, and Wolff Medal winners.Many people who have made great contributions to human civilization and scientific and technological progress, including the famous inventor Charles Kettering, the discovery of Teflon (Roy Plunkett), the invention of Hoffman code David Hoffman, Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger;And many figures who have rewritten history, including Jesse Owens, the "Black Lightning" of the Berlin Olympics, General Curtis LeMay, who attacked Tokyo, and even Gene Sharp, the "Godfather of Nonviolent Resistance," who changed the political landscape of the world.