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See Yourself at Cincinnati State .........4

Great Education, Great Value ............ 5

The Co-op Advantage ......................... 6

Outstanding Academic

Career Education ...................................7

Bachelor’s Bound .................................. 8

Career Pathways ..................................10

CCP and WDC ....................................... 14

Campus Life ........................................... 16

Student Groups ..................................... 17

Learning Centers .................................. 18

Student Services ................................... 19

Admission Process ..............................20

Financial Aid ..........................................21

Helpful Contacts .................................22

Accreditations ......................................23

TABLE OFCONTENTS

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE

8,300

CINCINNATI STATEOur mission is to provide access, opportunity, and support in

achieving success for individuals seeking exceptional technical,

transfer experiential/cooperative education, and workforce training.

FOUNDED1969

CAMPUSESClifton, Middletown, Harrison, Butler Tech Bioscience Center,

and Evendale

ENROLLMENTA total of 12,214 individuals took classes at Cincinnati State

in the 2019-2020 school year.

COLLEGE CREDIT PLUSMore than 2,700 Ohio high school students take courses through

Cincinnati State each year tuition free, funded by the Ohio College

Credit Plus Program.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMSOver 130 degree programs and certificates organized into

11 career interest groups.

CAMPUS SECURITYCincinnati State has a safe campus with a professionally

trained police force and a campus-wide lighting and video

surveillance system.

STUDENT BODY

Average Cincinnati State student age

Average number of students per semester

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ETHNICITY

Caucasian ........... 57%

African-American .. 24%

Asian ..................... 4%

Hispanic ............... 3%

Other ..................... 12%

AGE

18 & under ........... 25%

19-22 ..................... 26%

23-29 .................... 25%

30-39 .................... 15%

40+ ........................ 9%

YOUR FUTURE STARTS HERE

Higher education is about more than receiving a diploma or certificate to

hang on the wall. It’s about stepping forward and preparing for your future,

whether that means beginning a career, getting a promotion, or starting

something new. Cincinnati State helps students achieve their professional

and educational goals by providing a nurturing learning environment.

Plus, we have one of the lowest tuition rates around. If you are attending

college for the first time, finishing a degree you started long ago, adding

credentials to further your current career, or returning to college to pursue

a new passion, our faculty and staff are here to help you.We believe in contributing to a socially and economically equitable

society. We honor the diversity and inclusiveness of our College

community and strive to hear all voices.

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SEE YOURSELF ATCINCINNATI STATE

You have a big decision to make. Before you

make it, we invite you to attend a college

information session, take a tour, and meet

current students, faculty and staff.

The minute you walk onto one of our campuses

you’ll notice the sense of pride that our students

and faculty feel for their school. Be one of the

approximately 8,300 students each semester who

get a smart start at Cincinnati State. Come visit!

College Information Session

It all starts with an info session, where you can

learn more about admission, counseling, financial

aid, scholarships, and more than 130 degree and

certificate programs. We’d love to welcome you to

our Clifton, Middletown, or Harrison campuses for

an info session, or, attend an online info session

from the comfort of your home at flexible times.

Free parking and campus tour are included.

WE INVITE YOU!

If the Information Sessions don’t fit your

schedule, contact the Office of Admission

to schedule an appointment:

adm@cincinnatistate.edu or

call (513) 861-7700

Get more details and schedule an appointment at www.cincinnatistate.edu/visit

or call (513) 861-7700.

GREAT EDUCATIONGREAT VALUE

$AVE AN AVERAGE

OF 50% OFFYOUR FIRST TWO YEARS OF COLLEGE

Cincinnati State is dedicated to

providing an excellent education

at an entirely affordable price.

Tuition Rates

Estimated annual tuition and fees for a full-time in-state student (taking 15 credit hours for two semesters) is $6,000.Certain technical programs have additional expenses.

For current information visit www.cincinnatistate.edu/tuitionandfees

Reciprocity

Thanks to tuition reciprocity agreements, students from eight counties in Northern Kentucky and 24 in Indiana are eligible to attend Cincinnati State at in-state rates for qualifying degree programs.

For more information visit www.cincinnatistate.edu/reciprocity

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THE CO-OPADVANTAGE

At Cincinnati State we believe that education is best when you can practice what you learned in the classroom.

We’ve developed one of the most comprehensive cooperative education (Co-op) programs in the country. Experiential learning through Co-op, internships, or clinicals provides students with an advantage that makes them standout in the job market and helps students:

• gain hands-on training and skills

• apply classroom learning in a real work environment

• make connections with potential future employers

• earn extra money to offset the cost of education

• decide on a career direction

Cincinnati State partners with more than

500 corporate co-op employers and has

more than 1,000 co-op placements around

the city and across the country annually.

Larger Co-op Employers include

Cincinnati State offers more than 130 degrees and certificates. So, whether you want

a two-year degree, an easy transfer to a four-year University, or a short-term certificate

to get you on the job quickly, Cincinnati State has a program for you! It all begins with

a plan.

Phases of Career Development

OUTSTANDING ACADEMICCAREER EDUCATION

• Abercrombie and Associates

• Balluff, Inc.

• Bayer Becker

• Boys and Girls Club of

Cincinnati

• Cincinnati Children’s Hospital

Medical Center

• Cincinnati Insurance Company

• City of Forest Park

• Duke Energy Corporation

• Education at Work

• General Electric

• Messer Construction

• Metcut Research

• Procter and Gamble

• Sanitation District No. 1 of

Northern Kentucky

• Talbert House

• The Kroger Company

• Walt Disney World Resorts

Undecided?

What if you are TOTALLY undecided? Not just undecided on a major, but undecided

about your direction? The Cincinnati State Career Center is here to support you before,

during, and after you start. We also have tools you can access from the comfort of home.

Go to www.cincinnatistate.edu/visit to attend a “Moving Beyond Undecided” event.

Career Services

Sometimes, it helps to talk to someone about your career dreams, our Career Center

staff is happy to help you assess your skills, fit, and talent for specific careers. The

Career Center will also assist with job opportunities as a student and after graduation.

Check out our webpage for events and to schedule individual appointments.

www.cincinnatistate.edu/careercenter

Marketing Yourself

Self- Assessment

Explore Careers

Make Decision &Career Path

Gain RelevantExperience

BuildNetworks

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BACHELOR’SBOUND

The Transfer Center is the place to get information on making the transition from associate’s degree

studies at Cincinnati State to a bachelor’s degree. Students can meet with representatives from area

colleges and universities, get information about transfer events, and learn more about articulation

agreements with our partner institutions.

Special College Incentives

UC Pathway Advising Center – Cincinnati State students can utilize this service, on the University

of Cincinnati campus, to receive guidance on what courses are the best for their future major.

CState2NKU – This is a dual enrollment program for CState students intending to transfer to Northern

Kentucky University. This provides a number of benefits such as guidance from NKU advisors, and

access to student services at NKU. Cincinnati State graduates participating in the NKU Pathway are

eligible for the Kentucky in-state tuition rate.

Connect with the Mount – This on-campus partnership provides access to Mount St. Joseph

University student resources, stackable scholarship opportunities, and advising with seamless

transfer from Cincinnati State’s Early Childhood Education Associate’s degree program to licensed

and non-licensed education options.

Earn a Bachelor’s Degree at Cincinnati State

In addition to Cincinnati State’s Bachelor of Applied Science programs, you can earn your four-

year degree at our Clifton campus with Mount St. Joseph University, Miami Regionals, and resident

partner Wilmington College. Limited programs are available please check with the Transfer Center

for more information.

Transfer Center: Start Here, Go Anywhere!

Many degree programs at Cincinnati State serve as stepping stones to a four-year program. You can start here, earn an associate’s degree, and then transfer those credits to a four-year institution to finish a bachelor’s or other higher degree program.

Our graduates have completed bachelor’s degrees at public and private four-year colleges throughout the country including:

• Bowling Green

State University

• City University New York

• Clark Atlanta University

• Grand Canyon University

• Indiana Wesleyan

• Miami University

• Mount St. Joseph University

• Northern Kentucky University

• Ohio University

• Ohio State University

• Thomas More College

• Union Institute and University

• University of Central Florida

• University of Cincinnati

• University of Dayton

• University of Kentucky

• University of Louisville

• University of South Carolina

• Washington State University

• Western Governor’s

University Ohio

• Wilmington College

• Wright State University

• Xavier University

Other students graduate with 20 years of debt. Our graduates are smarter than that!

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OUR CAREERPATHWAYS

Bachelor Bound

Interested in a bachelor’s degree? It all starts here with

transferable credit.

Enroll in one of our transfer programs such as our

Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Pre-Business

Administration, Pre-Engineering, and Pre-Nutrition Science.

These programs are especially designed with a bachelor’s

degree in mind, so you can easily transfer your credit to

a four-year institution. These degrees feature directed

electives that allow you to build towards a wide range

of bachelor’s degrees.

Cincinnati State also offers our own bachelor’s degrees

in Culinary & Food Science and Land Surveying.

Business

As your community college, Cincinnati State offers

specialized training programs to meet the employment

needs of our region. Cincinnati needs people skilled in

the areas of accounting, financial services, landscape and

horticulture, marketing, management, office professionals,

and paralegal. Each business degree and certificate

program is designed in collaboration with an advisory

board of professionals from Greater Cincinnati’s leading

companies. You will receive relevant industry experience

from our highly qualified faculty and resume building

experience through our cooperative education program.

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Choose a degree or certificate program from one of these career pathways, or chose an exploratory option within an interest area and choose your degree later. The important thing is to get started!

Culinary

Within our Midwest Culinary Institute, you will find

nationally-ranked culinary and pastry arts programs

that give students the opportunity to pursue their passion

for creative cooking and baking at the highest level.

Our hospitality management program provides the

business foundations to not only get a job in the hotel

and restaurant industries, but also to become a successful

manager. Brewing Science answers Cincinnati’s call for

brewmasters and managers for this emerging local industry.

Our bachelor’s degree in Culinary & Food Science will

prepare you to analyze food and develop new products.

Our graduates enjoy remarkable job placement success,

many with leading restaurants, hotels, hospitality venues

as well as food technologists across the country.

Computers

Information technology is one of the fastest growing

industries in the country, and Cincinnati is no exception.

Get hands-on training for information and technology

related careers from computer hardware, computer support,

and programming to network administration, cyber-security

and management. Our faculty continue to work with our

city’s industry leaders and local businesses to prepare

students for high-tech careers.

Education & Service

If you are interested in education and service fields, our Early Childhood

Education program will prepare you for the Pre-Kindergarten Associate

Teacher License offered by the Ohio Department of Education. The

Interpreter Training program regularly interacts with members of the deaf

community throughout the area, while preparing graduates to serve as

skilled sign language interpreters in a variety of settings. The Human and

Social Services program as well as certificates in Addiction Studies will

introduce you to career possibilities related to social services and

criminal justice.

Engineering

Technology has transformed the manufacturing industry, and today’s job

applicants need specialized education to meet emerging market demands.

Cincinnati State’s engineering technology programs have kept up with these

needs. You can choose from such core disciplines as bioscience, chemical,

civil, construction, electrical, and mechanical engineering technologies,

as well as welding. You may also be interested in our Bachelor of Applied

Science in Land Surveying.

Environment

Cincinnati State is a regional leader in preparing students for careers

in environmental fields such as environmental engineering as well as

sustainable agriculture and landscape horticulture. Partnerships with

local agencies such as the Metropolitan Sewer District and Cincinnati

Water Works help to make our programs in wastewater and stormwater

management among the best in the area. Students in our Environmental

Engineering Technology programs, and in our horticulture and landscape

design programs, routinely compete successfully against peers from four-

year colleges in regional events.

Health & Wellness

Cincinnati State is one of southwest Ohio’s leaders in accredited allied

healthcare education. Whether you’re interested in direct patient care

such as nursing, sonography, surgical technology, or occupational therapy

or excited about a job involving healthcare technologies such as health

information management or laboratory assistants, we have the program for

you. We also have formal agreements with many other universities to help

you transfer your applicable credits toward a bachelor’s degree. Caring

and dedicated faculty, and applied learning in and outside the classroom,

contributes to our students’ consistently high pass rate on national and

state certification exams.

If fitness is your passion, our Exercise Science program has kept pace.

We offer versatile personal trainer and group fitness instructor certification

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programs that prepare students to pass national certification exams, and

open doors for employment at health clubs, corporate fitness centers,

aerobic studios, or recreation programs.

Enhance your degree with one of our many health and fitness certificates,

such as Addiction Studies, Community Health Worker, Patient Care Assistant

or even Group Fitness Instructor or Yoga Teacher Training.

Multimedia & Design

Our multimedia and design programs will prepare you to work in an exciting

and growing field that combines creativity and technology, with degree

and certificate programs such as graphic and web design or audio and

video production. You will utilize the latest equipment, which includes our

HD video studio and our state-of-the art audio recording studio. Every year

students from our program compete successfully in regional design and

video competitions against peers from four-year institutions.

Public Safety

If you are seeking a career to serve your community and work in a

uniquely rewarding field, Cincinnati State offers a full range of public

safety programs. Students will be prepared to enter the field as EMTs,

paramedics, or firefighters. Our leadership programs help working

professionals advance their careers.

Transportation

While the need for good auto technicians hasn’t changed, the technical

knowledge required to be one has. CState’s automotive service programs

combine classroom training with hands-on lab work in and outside the

classroom with our co-op program. Our degree and certificate programs

give students the technical skills needed to earn professional certifications

as well as important foundations in automotive service management.

We also prepare students for careers in aircraft maintenance with FAA-

approved degree and certificate programs in aviation mechanics. Aviation-

related programs are housed at our West Campus in Harrison.

Our degree and certificate programs in Supply Chain Management prepare

students to oversee interconnected businesses by coordinating activities

among suppliers, warehousing operations, shipping, and customers.

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IF YOU GOT A JUMP START ON COLLEGE WITH COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS OR WANT TO JUMP INTO A

CAREER WITH A QUICK WDC CREDENTIAL.WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER

The Workforce Development Center (WDC) at Cincinnati State provides high-value short-term credentials and certificates.

Developed through extensive collaboration with local business and industry, these programs are designed to enhance your

current skills to become marketable in the workplace. WDC offers a variety of courses and program in several in-demand

disciplines, including Industrial Maintenance, Health Technology, Advanced Manufacturing, Information Technology, HAZMAT

Rescue and Safety, Logistics, Professional Development.

WDC courses are offered at Cincinnati State’s

Workforce Development Center located in Evendale.

Most of the WDC programs are offered in person or

online in an accelerated format to allow students to

finish quickly and use their new skills in the workplace

immediately.

WDC partners extensively with regional industries and

organization to identify and develop new training to

respond to workforce needs. As part of this effort, WDC

also offers customized, hands-on training programs.

Through WDC, students work to transform the region’s

workforce in preparation for the jobs of today and the

careers of tomorrow.

COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS (CCP) TO DEGREE

Students enrolled in Cincinnati State’s College Credit Plus program are

getting a jump start on their degree while still in high school. In addition,

they are eligible for many other benefits when they choose to stay and

complete their associate’s degree. These opportunities include:

Earn college credit and high school credit at the same time!

A SMART STARTON COLLEGE AT CINCINNATI STATE

• Scholarships

• Familiarity

• Small class sizes

• Degree audit and specialized

advising for former

CCP students

• Robust direct transfer agreements

with more than 20 colleges and

universities

• Tremendous cost savings

compared to four-year institutions

• No need to submit a college

transcript – we already have your

official Cincinnati State transcript

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Around Campus

The college experience is about more than just the classroom.

You’ll find no shortage of ways to enjoy student life at Cincinnati

State, from student groups and campus festivals to top-notch

dining and free recreational facilities.

Fitness Center

Cincinnati State’s Fitness Center offers a full range of free

weights, resistance training, and cardiovascular training

equipment. Students may sign up for group fitness classes such

as Spinning, Zumba, yoga, and Tai-Chi, to provide balance to

their academic life. During the warmer months, checkout the full-

size Frisbee golf course on the front lawn of our Clifton campus.

CAMPUS

LIFE

Getting involved on campus is easy. With dozens of student clubs and organizations there are lots of ways to meet new friends, gain leadership experience, and make a difference on campus and in the community. Cincinnati State has active chapters of several national professional and service organizations that students can join to take advantage of professional development and networking opportunities in their field.

GETTINGINVOLVED

Honors Program

The Honors Program at Cincinnati State welcomes students who are looking for educational challenges, and who wish to go beyond the classroom to explore fresh ideas and new areas of interest. It is open to all degree-seeking students who meet the Honors Program. www.cincinnatistate.edu/honors

Phi Theta Kappa

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is the International Honor Society for two-year colleges. Membership requires a 3.5 GPA and is by invitation from the college president. PTK promotes service and continued interest in academic excellence and provides opportunities for students to develop leadership skills and network with members at other colleges.

Student Government

Make a difference on campus and be a leader for the student body by joining Cincinnati State’s Student Government. Student representatives help plan campus events and volunteer opportunities as well as serve as a liaison between the student population and the college administration.

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• Adult Learners on Campus

• American Society of Civil

Engineers

• Auto Club

• Beekeeping Club

• Biology Club

• Black Male Initiative

• Cincinnati State Gamers

• Cincinnati State

Historical Society

• Cincinnati State Women’s

Network

• Cincy4Christ

• Creative Writing Club

• Early Childhood Club

• Environmental Club

• Food Pantry Club

• Health and Fitness Club

• Honors Student Club

• Horticulture Club

• In The Zone

• International Student

Association

• Interpreter Training Club

• Leadership Club

• MCI ACF Student

Organization

• Nursing Student

Organization

• President’s Ambassadors

• Psychology Club

• Respiratory Care Club

• Society of Women

Engineers

• Spanish Club

• Student OT Association

(SOTA)

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SUPPORT ON YOURJOURNEY

Counseling Services

Licensed and professionally-trained counselors are available to perform

counseling and referral services to address needs and facilitate mental

health care for Cincinnati State students. All services and meetings are

kept confidential.

Disability Services

The Office of Disability Services offers a variety of academic support services

to qualified students with disabilities. These services include but are not limited

to counseling, assistive technology and listening devices, Braille materials,

in-class note takers, physical assistance, and sign language interpreting.

International Student Affairs

The Office of International Student Affairs helps students residing both outside

and inside the U.S. navigate the process of applying to Cincinnati State as an

international student, including guidance on visa issues, transcript translation,

and cultural adjustment.

Veterans

The Office of Veteran Student Affairs assists veterans, eligible dependents,

and reservists with their benefit eligibility counseling, claim filing, and referrals

to other campus and community services. Veteran Student Affairs also monitors

student degree plans.

LEARNING CENTERS

Cincinnati State’s learning centers offer one-on-one and small group academic

assistance, online and in-person. Appointments and walk-in help are available

for a variety of purposes:

• Enhance skills, understanding, and confidence for greater success

in coursework

• Improve study skills, practice self-directed learning, and reduce test anxiety

• Support developing problem-solving skills

Tutoring Center

The Tutoring Center helps students build academic strength and confidence with

individualized support in many subjects including accounting, computer skills,

economics, science, and more at Clifton and Middletown campuses.

Writing Center

The Writing Center provides individualized support to students in any course that

includes written assignments. Writing Center faculty are available for assistance

with essays, lab reports, resumes, and cover letters. The Writing Center enables

all students to achieve success by exploring ideas through writing.

Math Center

The Math Center provides one-on-one and group support to students from basic

math all the way through calculus. Math Center faculty assist students in building

foundations for success in all math and math-based courses, including statistics,

quantitative reasoning, physics, and chemistry. The Math Center prepares students for

success by helping students develop strong problem-solving skills and confidence.

Going to college can be challenging. Whether you’re attending college for the firsttime, or finishing a degree you started long ago, Cincinnati State is dedicated toproviding student support services to help every student succeed.

MYCSTATE

You will receive your user ID

and password after submitting

the online application and

can use your MYCSTATE

account to:

• Track your application

• Check the status of your financial aid

• Register for classes

• Pay tuition and fees

IT Help Desk

Support and assistance is

available for college devices

and technology at the Walk-Up

Service Window, online, and

by phone.

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APPLYING TOCINCINNATI STATE

To help make an education at Cincinnati State even more affordable, our Financial Aid Office works closely with current and prospective students to help them learn about and apply for available scholarships, loans, grants, and work-study programs. For more information visit www.cincinnatistate.edu/financialaid

Scholarships – Scholarships are financial awards that do not require repayment.

Awards can be based on need, academic achievement, or other criteria that reflect

the values of the donor. Scholarships are available from Cincinnati State as well as

outside programs. The annual deadline to apply for Cincinnati State scholarships

is February 15.

Financial Aid – At the same time students apply to Cincinnati State, they may also

apply for financial aid. In order to be eligible to receive financial aid, students must

first submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, available online

at www.fafsa.gov. www.studentaid.gov. Use Cincinnati State’s Title IV Code (010345)

when filling out your FAFSA so that Cincinnati State’s Financial Aid Office receives

your information as well.

Federal Work Study – The Federal Work-Study Program provides part-time jobs on

campus for students with proven financial need, allowing them to earn money to

help pay for educational expenses.

Grants – Grants are need-based financial aid awards offered by state or federal

agencies that do not have to be repaid. Students who accept grants are usually

required to meet certain academic standards.

Loans – Loans must be paid back to the lender over a period of time. Loan programs

are sponsored by federal or state bodies or by private lenders.

ADVANCED STANDING & PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT

There are a number of ways for applicants to obtain advanced academic standing in their program:

• Transferring course credits earned at another regionally accredited college or university.

• Submitting scores from Advanced Placement or international examinations taken in high school.

• Credit is awarded for College Level Examination Program (CLEP) specific scores and subjects.

• Testing out of certain courses through Cincinnati State’s ‘test out’ procedures.

• Applying credit from applicable work experience, formal training programs or other certificates or licenses.

• Applying credit earned through local College Tech Prep agreements or a referral from a senior vocational teacher.

• Advanced Standing Credit is program specific and fees may apply.

IT ALL STARTS WITH

AFFORDABLE TUITION AND CONTINUES WITH FINANCIAL AID

Step 1. Apply ☐ Submit an online application at www.cincinnatistate.edu/apply

Step 2. Request Official Documents ☐ High School Transcript or GED Test Scores

☐ College Transcripts (if college courses have been completed)

Request all official documents to be sent to:

Cincinnati State Office of Admissions3520 Central Parkway, Suite 001 ATLC Cincinnati OH 45223-2690

For additional information regarding the admission process visit cincinnatistate.edu/admissions

Optional: Test Scores

Test scores are not required for admission to the college; however, they can be useful for advising purposes. Therefore, we encourage students who have taken the ACT or SAT within the past two years to request that their scores be included on their high school transcript or sent from the testing service. Our school code for the ACT is 5570 and SAT is 1984.

Important Dates:

FAFSA available: Oct 1 for following Fall

Scholarship Application available: Nov 1 for following Fall

Scholarship Deadline: Feb 15 for following Fall

Admission Application Priority:• Fall – July 1• Spring – December 1 • Summer – April 1

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ACCREDITATIONSCincinnati State is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education (230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500, Chicago, IL 60604, phone 800-621-7440). As an Ohio public institution, Cincinnati State and its programs of study are approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE). The College is authorized to grant associate’s degrees in arts, sciences, applied business, applied science, and individualized and technical study, as well as bachelor of applied science degrees. Associations, agencies, and/or governmental bodies that accredit, approve, or license Cincinnati State’s academic programs include:

• Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing

• Accreditation Council for Education of Nutrition and Dietetics

• Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy

• American Council for Construction Education

• American Culinary Federation Education Foundation

• Association of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals

• Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs

• Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs-Medical Assisting

Education Review Board

• Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs-The Accreditation

Review Council on Education in Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting

• Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs Committee on Accreditation

of Educational Programs for Emergency Medical Services Professions

• Commission on Accreditation of Health Informatics

• Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care

• Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Approved Aircraft Maintenance Technician School

• Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs Joint Review Committee on

Education in Diagnostic Medical Sonography

• Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education

• National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences

• National Association for the Education of Young Children

• National Association of Landscape Professionals

• Ohio Board of Nursing

• Ohio Department of Higher Education K-12 Educational Interpreter (ITP)

• Ohio Department of Higher Education Pre-Kindergarten (ECE)

• Ohio Department of Public Safety

• Ohio Division of Real Estate

• Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board

for Engineering and Technology

HELPFUL CONTACTSAdmissions(513) 861-7700adm@cincinnatistate.educincinnatistate.edu/admission

Alumni Association(513) 569-1236cincinnatistate.edu/alumni

Business Technologies(513) 569-1620cincinnatistate.edu/BTD

Career Center(513) 569-4242cincinnatistate.edu/career

Cashier(513) 569-1580

Counseling Services(513) 569-5779cincinnatistate.edu/counseling

Disability Services(513) 569-1775cincinnatistate.edu/disability

Engineering and Information Technologies(513) 569-1743cincinnatistate.edu/EIT

Financial Aid(513) 569-1530fam@cincinnatistate.educincinnatistate.edu/financialaid

Harrison Campus(513) 569-4970cincinnatistate.edu/harrison

Health and Public Safety(513) 569-1670cincinnatistate.edu/HPS

Humanities and Sciences(513) 569-1700cincinnatistate.edu/HS

International Student Affairs(513) 569-4769international@cincinnatistate.educincinnatistate.edu/international

Library(513) 569-1606cincinnatistate.edu/library

Middletown Campus(513) 217-3700cincinnatistate.edu/middletown

Registrar(513) 569-1522ro@cincinnatistate.educincinnatistate.edu/registrar

Testing Center(513) 569-1569cincinnatistate.edu/testing

Transfer Center(513) 569-1884cincinnatistate.edu/transfer

Tutoring Center(513) 569-1614cincinnatistate.edu/tutoring

Veteran Student Affairs(513) 569-1543cincinnatistate.edu/veteran

Welcome Center(513) 861-7700cincinnatistate.edu/admission

Workforce Development Center(513) 569-1643cincinnatistate.edu/wdc

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CLIFTON

3520 Central ParkwayCincinnati, OH 45223

MIDDLETOWN

1 North MainMiddletown, OH 45042

HARRISON

10030 West RoadHarrison, OH 45030

BUTLER TECH BIOSCIENCE CENTER

8450 Capstone BoulevardWest Chester Township, OH 45069

EVENDALE

10100 Reading RoadCincinnati, OH 45241

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