Butler Tech, one of Ohio’s largest career technical education institutions, is dedicated to turning ambition into achievement. Through immersive, hands-on training and strong partnerships with industry leaders, our adult career programs equip individuals with the skills and credentials needed to enter a professional career in 12 months or less. Whether you’re launching a new career or advancing in your current field, Butler Tech’s wide range of programs—from healthcare and public safety to advanced manufacturing and transportation—are designed to fit your goals. Butler Tech offers personalized job placement support to ensure you graduate fully prepared to step directly into the workforce.
Butler Tech: Training for Life.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1975 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 750 Yearly // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 15:1 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE:
Adult Career Training Programs: training programs designed to prepare individuals for employment and to begin a successful career in: Healthcare – training for Nursing, Clinical Medical Assisting, Phlebotomy, Medical Billing & Coding, and STNA. Public Safety programs – Firefighter, Paramedic/EMT, Police. Industrial Technology programs – Industrial Maintenance Technology, Industrial Welding, Robotics and HVAC/R Technician, and Transportation programs. Nationally recognized certifications and program lengths range from two weeks to 12 months. // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 34 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: Varies by program // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 75% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Student completion rate of 91% • Earned Industry Credential Rate of 89% • 100% hands-on career experiences for students!
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KETTERING UNIVERSITY
1700 University Ave. • Flint, MI 48504 (810) 762-9500 • www.kettering.edu
Kettering University isn’t for everyone. It’s for those who rebuild an engine at home because shop class isn’t moving fast enough. For those who take on rigor and reap the rewards. For those who demand more from their education—and themselves.
What began in 1919 as a night school for automotive engineers and technicians has grown into a university that produces leaders across industries—from automotive and biotechnology to finance and energy, robotics, and beyond.
At Kettering, students don’t just study. They alternate every 11 weeks between rigorous on-campus learning and full-time Co-op employment. One term is spent mastering concepts in classrooms and labs; the next, applying those skills on the job with one of more than 550 employer partners across the country and around the world. By graduation, students can earn
$55,000 to $75,000 (often more) and gain up to two and a half years of professional experience, well before most peers enter the workforce.
Forged from a history of industry-embedded education, Kettering continues to lead at the forefront of next-generation technologies like advanced mobility, new energy vehicles, intelligent manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and sustainability. That legacy lives on in our students—those who turn “what if” into “what’s next.”
Kettering has built a STEM learning experience like nowhere else, where students work shoulder to shoulder with professors and industry leaders, putting their ideas to the test and solving tomorrow’s problems.
Our students don’t wait for opportunity—they build it. They graduate miles ahead, and they don’t look back.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1919 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 1,466 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 11:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 8 // MASTER’S DEGREES OFFERED: 17 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Cooperative education with disciplines in: Engineering – chemical, computer, electrical, industrial, mechanical; Computer Science; Management // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 304 miles // INSTATE TUITION: $50,650 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $50,650 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 100% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Top 10 schools in the nation for Career Preparation - The WSJ/College Pulse/Statista • No. 19 in the nation for Best Graduate Salaries, as recognized by The Wall Street Journal in its 2025 WSJ/College Pulse Best Salaries list. • No.21 Top 50 Private Colleges in the Nation for Return on Investment (ROI), according to a Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce study published by MSN.com
is Is Your Proving Ground
Kettering is more than you think— it exceeded my expectations. I had hands-on work and real responsibilities beyond training. You can’t really see the full value until you come here and make that jump.
Christian Lopez’s Kettering experience unlocked incredible opportunities: a full-ride BorgWarner scholarship with a Co-op offer, hands-on experience designing assembly line parts and optimizing a warehouse, and Co-op roles that took him from Dearborn, MI to Ithaca, NY — to Blois, France.
BorgWarner sent Christian to Europe, expenses paid, where he gained valuable insights into global operations. This is the advantage of Kettering: meaningful connections, hands-on learning, and opportunities that open doors worldwide.
One-Of-Its-Kind Co-op Program
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MIAMI UNIVERSITY
501 E. High St. • Oxford, OH 45056 (513) 529-1809 • https://MiamiOH.edu
Established in 1809, Miami University is consistently ranked among the top 50 national public universities by U.S. News & World Report for providing students with an Ivy League-quality education at a public school price.
Located in quintessential college town Oxford, Ohio—with regional campuses in Hamilton and Middletown, a learning center in West Chester, and a European study center in Luxembourg—Miami serves more than 18,000 undergraduates across more than 100 areas of study, and more than 2,200 graduate students through 78 master’s and doctoral degree programs. At this comprehensive research university, students en-
gage and conduct research with premiere teacher-scholars. All undergraduate students benefit from a well-rounded liberal arts foundation, developing lifelong skills for any career. In 2022–2023, 60% of Miami students graduated with at least one minor or additional major, and nearly 100% participated in internships or field work prior to graduation.
Miami adds $2.3 billion each year to Ohio’s economy through innovative partnerships and job creation. Miami is a NCAA Division I school, serving more than 500 student athletes across 19 varsity sports.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1809 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 21,657 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 16:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: Over 120 programs of study, with over 200 majors and minors. // MASTER’S DEGREES OFFERED: 65 // DOCTORAL DEGREES OFFERED: 13 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Business, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Communication, Media, Arts and Design, Education and Community, Engineering, Computer Science and Technology. Human Behaviors, Cultures, Languages and Literature. Law, Government and Global and Public Policy. Math, Stats and Data Analytics. Medicine, Health and Well-being. // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 35 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $18,160.88 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $41,221.28 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 92% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: No. 1 among Ohio public universities for return on investment, Payscale • No. 2 Graduate School of Education in Ohio, U.S. News &World Report • Top 10 Public Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Program, Princeton Review // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/SATELLITE CAMPUSES: Miami University has two regional campus in Hamilton and Middletown, a learning center in West Chester, and a European study center in Luxembourg, as well as Miami Online.
For more than a century, Mount St. Joseph University has enabled students to reach new heights—in their education, careers, and lives. As a Catholic university rooted in the values of the Sisters of Charity, the Mount is dedicated to the success and well-being of each student, empowering them to become competent, compassionate, critical thinkers who make a meaningful impact on the world with the heart of a lion. Each student is given the opportunity to unleash their potential: our students receive personal attention from some of the world’s leading scholars, who know their students by name; the MSJ Career & Experiential Education Center prepares students for success with real-world and leadership experience; and students gain
vital problem-solving skills through the Mount’s liberal arts core curriculum. A rock-solid experience is available on our safe, ideal campus—just 15 minutes west of downtown Cincinnati. Our Centennial Field House was designed for all students, featuring the latest exercise equipment, indoor practice areas, and the only indoor NCAA regulation-size track in the region. Students can get involved through 18 NCAA DIII programs, Cheer, Dance, and Esports, through the visual & performing arts, campus ministry, or a diverse range of student activities and organizations.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1920 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 1,853 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 12:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 32 // MASTER’S DEGREES OFFERED: 8 // DOCTORAL DEGREES OFFERED: 3 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Doctoral: Nursing, Physical Therapy, Reading Science; Graduate: Business, Education, Nursing, Physician Assistant, Speech Language Pathology; Undergraduate: Computer Science, Primary/Special Education, Graphic Design, Health & Exercise Science, Nursing, Social Work, and Sports Management. // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 8 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $38,400 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $38,400 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 100% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: A+ Rating from the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ, 2024) • No. 1 in Ohio for Education Program Academic Excellence (NCTQ, 2024) • No. 1 in Ohio BSN & MSN NCLEX Pass Rates (2024) • No. 2 Best Catholic College in Ohio (Niche, 2025) • No. 24 Best Sport Management Program in the USA (Niche, 2025) // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/SATELLITE CAMPUSES: Mount St. Joseph University continues to foster partnerships with several Greater Cincinnati colleges, universities, businesses, and hospitals for bachelor’s and master’s degree programs.
ART ACADEMY OF CINCINNATI
1212 Jackson St. • Cincinnati, OH 45202 (800) 323-5692 • www.artacademy.edu
The Art Academy of Cincinnati is the second-oldest private college of art and design in America, founded in 1869 on a legacy of innovation and excellence. As one of the smallest four-year art schools in the country, we offer what others can’t: mentorship from faculty who are also working artists, personal studios, and a fiercely supportive community. Our students are seen, challenged, and given real world experiences from day one. Located in the heart of Cincinnati’s historic Over-the-Rhine, our urban campus blends culture, creativity, and community. At AAC, you don’t just earn a degree—you become the artist, and person, you were meant to be. THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1869 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 240 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 9:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 12 // MASTER’S DEGREES OFFERED: 1 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Creative Writing, Design, Digital Arts Animation, Illustration, Painting, Drawing, Print Media, Sculpture, Art Education, Art History, Film/Video // IN-STATE TUITION: $38,000 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $38,000 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 100% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Accreditations: National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), Higher Learning Commission (HLC) // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/SATELLITE CAMPUSES: Our only campus is on Jackson Street, in the heart of OTR.
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
1001 E Wooster St. • Bowling Green, OH 43403 (419) 372-2478 • www.bgsu.edu
Bowling Green State University, founded in 1910 in Bowling Green, Ohio, is a nationally ranked, high-research public university dedicated to the public good. Offering over 200 undergraduate, graduate and online programs, BGSU is recognized for its innovative Life Design approach, strong community partnerships and groundbreaking research centers. With nearly 20,000 students, BGSU emphasizes belonging, career readiness and real-world impact. The university is home to nationally distinctive programs, Division I athletics and a vibrant arts scene, all set in one of America’s best college towns. BGSU alumni are leaders shaping communities across Ohio and around the world.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1910 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 19,703 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 18:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 200 // MASTER’S DEGREES OFFERED: 58 // DOCTORAL DEGREES OFFERED: 19 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Our classification as an R2 doctoral university by the Carnegie Classification reflects our commitment to high levels of research activity, with faculty engaged in cutting-edge inquiry across disciplines from the sciences and health fields to the humanities, education and the arts. // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 180 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $14,482 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $22,470.40 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: More than 90% of all new BGSU students // TOP THREE AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: For the fifth year in a row No. 3 public university in the nation and the No. 1 public university in the Midwest students would choose again (The Wall Street Journal) • For the second year in a row No. 1 public university in Ohio for student experience (The Wall Street Journal) • No. 1 safest college town in Ohio for a public university (Research.com) // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/SATELLITE CAMPUSES: BGSU Firelands
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At BGSU, we believe experience is the best teacher. That’s why we’ve built an education that doesn’t just prepare you for the real world, it puts you in it.
The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences is a private, nonprofit, fully accredited college affiliated with The Christ Hospital Health Network for over 120 years. The hospital-based campus offers flexible, personalized degree pathways in nursing and the health sciences with onsite opportunities that allow students to work alongside their undergraduate studies with pay, tuition benefits, and scholarships, all while building career connections. Accepted students have a clinical seat reserved for them with personalized, hands-on learning at Cincinnati’s most preferred hospital.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1902 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 700 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 6:1 or 8:1 clinical classes; 30:1 didactic classes // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 5 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Bachelor of Science in Nursing: Accelerated BSN; 3-Year BSN—Days and Nights & Weekends; 4-Year BSN—Days; Online RN-BSN Completion Program; Online Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration; Associate of Applied Science in Diagnostic Medical Sonography; Associate of Applied Science in Radiography; Associate of Science in General Studies; Medical Assisting Clinical Certificate // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 3 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $18,300 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 92% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Ranked No. 1 Best Value Colleges in Cincinnati, No. 2 Best Value Colleges in Ohio, No. 3 Best Colleges for Nursing in Ohio, No. 3 Best College Locations in Ohio 2025 by Niche • Ranked Top 10 Best RN-BSN Program in Ohio 2025 by RNCareers.org • Named one of 31 in Ohio and 479 in the nation Opportunity Colleges and Universities 2025 by The Carnegie Foundation • Awarded Cincinnati’s Top Workplaces 2024 by The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati State is the regional leader in career education and one of its best higher education values. Cincinnati State offers a wide variety of online, in-person, and hybrid education options that are geared to local employment needs and flexibility for students. Many programs lead directly to well-paid careers and include paid co-op experience with one of over 600 business and industry partners. Our workforce training program has also created tailored programs for over 150 area businesses. For bachelor-bound students, Cincinnati State is a smart start with tuition less than half the cost of traditional universities and credits that transfer seamlessly to other colleges and universities. Cincinnati State offers associate degrees, certificates, and selected bachelor’s degrees in healthcare, business, culinary, engineering and information technologies, and humanities and sciences.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1969 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 9,500 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 13:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 78 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Cincinnati State offers associate degrees, certificates, and selected bachelor’s degrees in healthcare, business, culinary, engineering and information technologies, and humanities and sciences. // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 5 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $193.64 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $387.28 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 77% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: One of the first community colleges in Ohio approved to offer bachelor’s degrees: Bachelor of Applied Science in Land Surveying, Bachelor of Applied Science in Culinary & Food Science, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN). // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/SATELLITE CAMPUSES: Main Campus: Clifton • Evendale Campus: Workforce Development Center • Harrison Campus: Aviation Maintenance Program and West Airport • Middletown Campus: at Miami University Regionals Middletown Campus
EARLHAM COLLEGE
801 National Road W. · Richmond, IN 47374 (765) 983-1200 • earlham.edu
Is college worth it? At Earlham, it absolutely is.
A college education is a big commitment—but at Earlham, it pays off ThePrinceton Review named us a “best value college” for our powerful blend of outstanding academics, stellar career support and commitment to affordability. But true value goes beyond building skills for the jobs of today. Earlham excellence prepares you to think, adapt and thrive though change—for life.
At Earlham, every student is guaranteed a career-focused experience—such as an internship or research opportunity—funded up to $5,000.
Brilliant and uniquely approachable faculty are dedicated to providing epic classroom and career prep experiences to help you discern and design the life you want after graduation.
Build the foundation for a good life at Earlham.
Social Justice // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 72 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $71,638 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $71,638 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 95% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: One of 40 “Colleges That Change Lives” • A Best Classroom Experience according to The Princeton Review • A “Best Value College” according to The Princeton Review and U.S. News &World Report // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/ SATELLITE CAMPUSES: Earlham School of Religion, Earlham Graduate Programs in Education
for our balance of outstanding academics, stellar career services and affordability
Students who live within 150 miles of Earlham automatically receive the Heartland Scholarship — $2,000 each year for up to four years.
Rankings reflect inclusion in The Princeton Review, Fiske Guide to Colleges and U.S. News & World Report annual lists.
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GOOD SAMARITAN COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCE
375 Dixmyth Ave. • Cincinnati, OH 45220
(513) 862-2631 • https://gscollege.edu
Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science is a private, nonprofit, Catholic college founded by the Sisters of Charity and located inside Good Samaritan Hospital. We have been educating healthcare professionals for over 125 years and are part of the TriHealth network. Students have priority clinical and practicum placement within the TriHealth system. In addition to our nursing programs, we offer surgical technology, radiologic technology, health science, bachelor’s in health care administration, medical assistant, and medical reimbursement programs. Students take classes while building connections at the hospital, so that they are prepared for their career upon graduation.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1896 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 611 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 10:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 6 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Associate of Applied Science in Nursing, Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology, Associate of Applied Science Surgical Technology, Associate of Science in Health Science, Bachelor of Science in Nursing Completion Program, Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration, LPN to RN Program, Medical Assistant Program, Medical Reimbursement Program and Certified Nursing Assistant. // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 4 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: Tuition per credit hour for AASN, AAS-ST, AS-RT and General Education courses: $570. Tuition per credit hour for BSN Degree, MA Certificate courses: $285. // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: Same as in-state. // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 93% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science has been ranked No. 31 on the list of Best Nursing Schools in Ohio by Nursing Schools Almanac for 2024
GREAT OAKS CAREER CAMPUSES
110 Great Oaks Dr. • Cincinnati, OH 45241 (513) 771-8840 • www.greatoaks.com
Great Oaks is a public career-technical school district serving 36 school districts in southwest Ohio. Each year, thousands of area high school students prepare for a career at a Great Oaks Career Campus —Diamond Oaks in Dent, Laurel Oaks in Wilmington, Live Oaks in Milford, or Scarlet Oaks in Sharonville. Professional certification is available in a wide range of career fields, from healthcare to high-tech manufacturing to cybersecurity to construction trades, culianry arts, agriculture, cosmetology, and more. Great Oaks offers over 30 different programs on campus as well as satellite programs in 28 of the region’s 36 affiliated school districts. Career training, ESOL, HSE, and personal enrichment programs are also available for adults. Partnerships with local business, education, and community agencies help shape the programs offered.
THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1970 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 24,000 high school students at four Great Oaks campuses and in programs at 30 area public schools; 14,000 adult students // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: Varies // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: High school students can earn college credits, gain work experience through internships and co-ops, and secure industry credentials // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Programs range from trades to high tech fields to health care to focus on skills in demand by industry and hands-on training // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: Varies // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: Great Oaks is a public school district and there is no tuition for high school students; Adult Ed tuition varies and financial aid is available // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Five Star-rated school district, significantly exceeding state standards • 2025 Ohio ACTE Career-Technical Excellence Awards: Carl Perkins Community Service Award; Teacher Educator of the Year; Outstanding School Board Member; Business Image • Students consistently place in national skills competitions
NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
1 Nunn Dr. • Highland Heights, KY 41099 (859) 572-5100 • www.nku.edu
Nationally ranked for best value by The Wall Street Journal, Northern Kentucky University offers an affordable, high-quality education. NKU offers 100+ academic programs, including nationally ranked nursing and business programs, on a growing suburban campus just minutes from downtown Cincinnati. Through flexible class formats, hands-on learning, faculty mentorships, and world-class facilities like the Health Innovation Center, students graduate from NKU with the real-world experience they need to fuel their success. High school seniors with a GPA of 2.75+ can simplify their college journey with NKU’s Direct Admit program—no application, fee, or essay required. Your future, your way at NKU!
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Ninth Safest Campus in America by Academic Influence • 29th in the Nation for Best Value by The Wall Street Journal • 89th in the World University Rankings for Innovation // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/SATELLITE CAMPUSES: University of Kentucky College of Medicine – Northern Kentucky Campus
The Sinclair College campus in Mason continues Sinclair’s mission of providing accessible, affordable, flexible education to meet the needs of the community. The campus is conveniently located and easily accessible from I-71. Sinclair in Mason offers a full-service small campus feel, with all the advantages and resources of a large public community college. Over 25 degree and certificate programs are offered in Mason, with more than 100 online programs and over 325 programs available system wide. Students can earn job ready credentials or earn credits that transfer easily to any four-year college or university.
THE STATS FOUNDED: 1887 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 31,000 college-wide, 790 @ Mason // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 13:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: Nearly 300 degrees and certificates system-wide; More than 25 at Mason // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Healthcare, Business, Engineering Technologies, Information Technology, and programs designed for transfer to a four-year college or university. // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 24 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $193.28 / credit hour // OUT OF STATE TUITION: $349.40 / credit hour // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 50% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Sinclair has awarded more degrees and certificates than any other Ohio Community College in the last five years. • More than 100 University Transfer agreements. • No. 1 College for Student Success, Achieving the Dream, 2023. • Board member, League for Innovation in the Community College. // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/SATELLITE CAMPUSES: Locations in Dayton, Centerville, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and online.
QUALITY EDUCATION & CAREER TRAINING
Sinclair College in Mason plays an important role in the economic development of southwest Ohio by preparing graduates who build a stronger workforce.
Students learn in state-of-the-art facilities with instructors who are tops in their field and dedicated to teaching and mentoring the next generation.
With academic programs in Healthcare, Business, IT, Advanced Manufacturing and Liberal Arts, students can get career-ready or prepare to transfer on to a four-year university at an accessible, full service campus that’s close to home.
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
At University of Cincinnati, education goes beyond the classroom. With 400+ academic programs and up to 1.5 years of built-in work experience, Bearcats graduate career ready. As a hub of research and innovation, UC empowers students to shape the future alongside expert faculty.
You’ll find your place in a vibrant campus community with 600+ student organizations, Big 12 athletics, and the energy of a thriving city. Plus, UC Bearcats graduate with less debt and more opportunity than their peers. With support from start to finish, UC staff and faculty are committed to student success!
See yourself at UC. Your journey begins now. Your connection lasts a lifetime. Bearcats for Life. THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1819 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 53,235 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 19:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 204 // MASTER’S DEGREES OFFERED: 196 // DOCTORAL DEGREES OFFERED: 102 // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Research 1 university that founded cooperative education in 1906 with 100% of our students participating in experience-based learning. // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 2 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $13,976 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $29,310 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 75% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Top 5 for co-op and internships (U.S. News andWorld Report) • UC students earn an average of $10,700 per semester from co-op and internship experiences • 96% of students are employed or continuing their education upon graduation from UC // AFFILIATED COLLEGES/SATELLITE CAMPUSES: University of Cincinnati Clermont College, University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College
2600 Clifton Ave. • Cincinnati, OH 45221 (513) 556-1100 • www.uc.edu/admissions Tour UC and discover where your future begins. admissions.uc.edu/visit
At Wilmington College, we are dedicated to students’ passion for hands-on learning. Our community-of-doing places them in the center of the learning experience, unlocking their potential and opening doors. Students can leave with hundreds of hours of practical application—now that’s learning by doing. WC believes in our students’ ability to change the world. Alumni working in careers ranging from NASA and Broadway to soil science and literature are proof.
Wilmington College is an independent college in Wilmington, Ohio, with a hallmark for hands-on learning opportunities. Quakers founded the College in 1870 and the institution embraces the universal values of community, diversity, integrity, excellence, peace and social justice, respect for all persons, and service and civic engagement. WC’s mission is to educate, inspire, and prepare each student for a life of service and success.
We are Dub-C. Experience Wilmington College! THE STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1870 // CURRENT ENROLLMENT: 1,000 // STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 14:1 // UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED: 2 (Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts) // MASTER’S DEGREES OFFERED: 2 (Master of Organizational Leadership and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy) // SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE: Agriculture, Business, Online, Sport Sciences, Biology/Chemistry, Psychology, Education // DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI: 50 miles // IN-STATE TUITION: $31,654 // OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $31,654 // PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ON FINANCIAL AID: 99% // TOP AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS: Member of Colleges of Distinction • U.S. News &World Report ranking among Best Midwest Colleges and among Best Midwest Colleges for Social Mobility
It’s always been easier for me to help others than to help myself
As a Veteran, when someone raises their hand for help, you’re often one of the first ones to respond. But it’s also okay to get help for yourself. Maybe you want or need assistance with employment, stress, finances, mental health or finding the right resources. No matter what it is, you earned it. And there’s no better time than right now to ask for it. Don’t wait. Reach out.
