When you attend Kaplan College in Columbus, Ohio, you get a convenient location near the interchange of highways 104 (Refugee Road) and 33. Public transportation serves the area, and there is ample parking on campus.

A Capital City Location

Named in honor of Christopher Columbus, the capital city of Ohio was founded in February 1812. As the largest city in the state, it offers many diversions. Columbus is the home of many renowned performing arts institutions, including Opera Columbus, BalletMet, the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, the Contemporary American Theatre Company, Shadowbox Cabaret, and the Columbus Jazz Orchestra. In addition, national touring Broadway productions schedule performances in Columbus. This city is also home to professional sports teams in hockey, soccer, football, and minor league baseball. Families enjoy the famous Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, COSI (a hands-on science center), Magic Mountain Fun Center, and Inniswood Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve.