1. University of Cincinnati!
Welcome to the
University of Cincinnati!

2. Cincinnati 101 Metropolitan Diverse Research 1 Doctoral University
Public
Experiential-Learning Focus
We’re not aware of another university that offers all of these characteristics. This combination is what makes the University of Cincinnati unique—and why we think Cincinnati would be a great fit for several of your students.

3. Metropolitan Urban campus with a true campus community
Community partnerships
Accessibility
1.5 miles from center of downtown Cincinnati, but a distinct campus. Campus is also surrounded by businesses that cater to the traditionally-aged college student.
Internships, co-ops, networking, partnerships with our community are prevalent. The community and campus are intertwined—you can’t talk about one without the other.
Easy to travel around town to access city resources; access to transportation (air, train, bus); etc.

4. Diverse 44,338 Total Enrollment 39,520 Main Campus
28,743 Undergraduates
53% Female; 47% Male
17% Multicultural; 8% International
12% Non-Ohio Residents
Diversity of people, academics, architecture…

5. Research 1 Highest Carnegie Research Classification
$429,124,325 in 2016 Research Funding
Undergraduates Encouraged to Participate
Center for Design Research Innovation
National Science Foundation
Ronald E. McNair Scholars
Student Achievement in Research and Scholarship
Summer Undergraduate Mentored Research
TAFT Research Center
Women in Science and Engineering
College-Specific Opportunities
Carnegie Classification
Nearly $430 million awarded to the University of Cincinnati and affiliates in 2016 (22% growth over 2015).
Just some of the resources and departments for undergraduate research.

6. Experiential Learning
Great American Tower
Inventors of Cooperative Education
Every Student Participates: clinicals, co-op, internships, performances, research, service-learning, student teaching, study abroad
Support:
Experienced-Based Learning and Career Education
College Offices
Campus Culture
Co-op (2016 snapshot):
1,800 co-cop employers
6,300 positions
$65 million in total co-op earnings
Average Earnings: $10,300/ student ($16/ hour, depending on major)
Design, engineering, fine arts, and Information Technology students must co-op (part of curriculum). Business, communication, and nursing students have option to co-op.
Regardless of major, ALL students will have an outside-the-classroom experience to apply their coursework knowledge in a real-world setting.
Focus on experiential learning is part of our campus culture and we support our students and facilitate that culture in many ways.

7. Respected Academics 50 Programs Ranked in Top 50
Many Accelerated Programs
Dual Admission/ Early Assurance Programs
“Best Bang for Your Buck”
Top-ranked programs in:
Design—3rd best design school in country (architecture, industrial design, communication (graphic) design, interior design, fashion design, etc.)
Nursing—first BSN program in country
College-Conservatory of Music—most programs will be highly-ranked
Co-op—one of the top co-op programs in the nation
MANY opportunities to earn a dual degree:
4+1 bachelor and master
Combined engineering bachelor/ business master programs
Information technology: only place in world where student can earn bachelor degree, master degree, and do 5 co-op rotations in 5 years
Dual admission programs in:
Medicine
Law
Pharmacy
Policy.Mic recognized Cincinnati as providing students with the best return on their investment

8. Admission Process Admit directly to major Common Application exclusive
Holistic review process
Deadlines:
December 1
March 1
University Honors Program
Timeline
Website resources:
admissions.uc.edu/apply
uc.edu/honors

9. Scholarships National Outreach Award Cincinnatus Program
Presidential
Excellence
Century/University
College/ Department Awards
Co-op/ Internship Earnings
Website resources:
financialaid.uc.edu/cincinnatusprogram/nationaloutreach
financialaid.uc.edu/cincinnatusprogram/Cincinnatus
When scholarships combine with co-op/internship earnings, students may pay less to attend Cincinnati than a public institution in their home state.

10. Contact us if we can help: admissions.uc.edu/contact
Questions?