History
1903: Lorain Business College is established as a private, co-educational college focused on higher business education. The College was located in downtown Lorain on the corner of Sixth Street and Broadway Avenue.
1913 - 1980: The School is operated under the management of C. L. Bair at the same location. Programs offered include Junior Accounting, Secretarial, Comptometer, Stenographic and Keypunch.
1980: The Julia Corporation purchases Lorain Business College, and the Lorain campus moves to its current location. When it was purchased, the curriculum consisted of Executive Secretarial, Business Administration, Accounting, Secretarial and Junior Accounting.
July 11, 1980: The School is authorized to confer Associate degrees in Business.
December 17, 1980: Lorain Business College becomes accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) as a business school.
1982: The School adds Micro-Computer Administration Associate degree program to the curriculum.
On September 27, 1982: The Sandusky campus opens its doors in the Sandusky Plaza, offering the same programs as the Lorain campus.
1986: The School adds Medical Office Secretary diploma program to the curriculum.
1987: The Sandusky campus moves to the San Marco Plaza on Milan Road next to the mall.
1989: Lorain Business College adds Data Entry Specialist diploma and Security Officer Training certificate programs to curriculum.
1993: The Julia Corporation changes the school name from Lorain Business College to Southeastern Business College to better fit with the schools owned in the southern part of the state.
October 1997: Tri-State Educational Systems Inc. purchases the College from the Julia Corporation.
April 1998: The Schools' names are officially changed to Ohio Business College.
2006: The Sandusky campus moves to its new location on Timber Commons Drive.
