Lies beyond the classroom - University Of Cincinnati

lies beyond the classroom

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what's next.

ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL CAMPUSES.

--FORBES

It's a place like no other. From award-winning architecture to a defined, urban campus near an active

downtown, Cincinnati's campus is designed to energize and encourage.

You might call it amazing. You'll definitely call it home.

Students listed

UC's strengths as:

Enjoyable student activities on campus

Faculty knowledge about their field

Becomes a home away from home

Co-op & career opportunities

UC at a glance.

46,388 Total Enrollment

38,378 Uptown (Main) Campus 27,488 Uptown Campus Undergraduates

3,500 Total International Enrollment

1,325 Undergraduate 2,175 Graduate

TOP COUNTRIES REPRESENTED China, India, Vietnam, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, South Korea, Canada, Germany, Japan, United Kingdom, Taiwan, Egypt, Nepal

17:1 STUDENT?FACULTY RATIO

76.6% ACCEPTANCE RATE

RETENTION RATE (International Students)

96.4%

FIRST-YEAR CLASS PROFILE

ACT

23 - 29

SAT

1140 - 1330

GPA 3.4 - 4.0

Experience is calling.

Find yours.

We believe your education should go beyond the walls of a classroom.

That's why every Cincinnati student can participate in experienced-based learning: cooperative education / internships / service learning / study abroad / capstone projects / research / artistic performances

WHAT IS CO-OP?

Better than internships, co-ops are semesters of paid, full-time work in your field. On average students earn $40,000 total through co-op experiences. UC students receive guidance on resumes and interviews, and have access to a database of hundreds of employers to work for. Engineering, IT, Design, Business, and Communication all offer co-op experiences.

YEAR 1

Fall

Spring

school school

YEAR 2

Fall

Spring

school co-op

YEAR 3

Fall

Spring

co-op school

YEAR 4

Fall

Spring

school co-op

YEAR 5

Fall

Spring

school school

Summer break

Summer school

Summer co-op

Summer co-op

CO-OP SCHEDULE

Undergraduate programs featuring co-op typically take 5 years to complete: 4 years studying at UC (paying tuition) and 12?18 months of employment (no tuition payments).

$75 million

total student earnings in co-op placements. (2019-2020)

Global birthplace of co-op.

invented at UC in 1906.

100%

student participation in experienced-based learning.

#1

for return on investment.

Make

an impact.

...on day one! Our grads step out into the world with a diploma and a r?sum?, so it's no wonder they're than ready for what's next.

Over the last five years:

$43,806 highest

average starting salary

94% Up to

of grads employed full-time

accepted a position related to their major

TOP Hired at

Fortune 500 companies,

including:

3M / Apple / Citigroup / Coca-Cola / Dow Chemical / GE / General Motors / Google / Honeywell / IBM / Johnson & Johnson / Kellogg / Kroger / Macy's / Marriott International / Microsoft / Morgan Stanley / Pfitzer / Procter & Gamble / Ralph Lauren / Stryker / Walt Disney

#1 RANKED

CO-OP &

INTERNSHIP

(U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT)

#3 UP-ANDCOMING

UNIVERSITIES

(U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT)

50 RANKINGS

IN THE TOP 50

(U. S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT)

TOP 150

UNITED STATES

UNIVERSITIES

(U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT)

TOP 10

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENT

SATISFACTION

(INTERNATIONAL STUDENT BAROMETER)

#5 WORLDWIDE

MOST WELCOMING

(INTERNATIONAL STUDENT BAROMETER)

BIG-CITY ADVENTURE,

small-town charm.

The city of Cincinnati is home.

It's our source for professional opportunities,

celebrations, and culture. From local shops and

ethnic restaurants to big-league sports, arts, and

entertainment, there's always something to see and

do with friends.

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Arts & Culture:

Aronoff Center for the Arts, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Museum Center, Cincinnati Playhouse, Cincinnati Observatory, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Krohn Conservatory, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Taft Museum of Art

Festivals:

Art in the Park, Bunbury Music Festival, Cincy-Cinco, Festival of Lights, Flying Pig Marathon, LumenoCity, Oktoberfest-Zinzinnati, Opening Day parade, Paddlefest, Riverfest, Taste of Cincinnati

Professional Sports:

Bengals (football), Cyclones (ice hockey), Reds (baseball), Revolution (ultimate disc), Rollergirls (roller derby), FC Cincinnati (soccer)

#1 CITY

for college graduates -- SmartAsset

#2 Mid-sized

COLLEGE CITY

in the country (12 overall) -- WalletHub

2 MILLION

-- population of the Cincinnati region

More than

400 FORTUNE 500

companies have a presence in Cincinnati.

8 are headquartered here -- more per

capita than anywhere else in the country.

MAJORS & AREAS OF CONCENTRATION

COLLEGE OF ALLIED HEALTH News

Piano

Substance Abuse Counseling

SCIENCES Advanced Medical Imaging Technology Communication Sciences and Disorders Dietetics Health Information Management Health Sciences Behavior & Occupation Studies (Pre-Occupational Therapy) Exercise and Movement Science (Pre-Athletic Training/ Pre-Physical Therapy) Physiologic Science Nutrition Sciences^ Medical Laboratory Science Respiratory Therapy Social Work

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES Africana Studies Anthropology Arabic Language and Culture Archaeology

Photojournalism Judaic Studies Law and Society Liberal Arts Mathematics Statistics/ Actuarial Sciences Neuroscience Brain, Mind, Behavior Neurobiology Neuropsychology Organizational Leadership Human Resources Philosophy Biohumanities Cognitive Studies Law and Ethics Physics Astrophysics Political Science Psychology Sociology Spanish Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Saxophone Theatre Design and Production Costume Design and Technology Lighting Design and Technology Sound Design Stage Design Stage Management Technical Production Trombone Trumpet Tuba Viola Violin Violoncello Voice

COLLEGE OF DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, ART, AND PLANNING Architecture Art History Communication Design Fashion Design Fine Arts

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE Aerospace Engineering Architectural Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Construction Management Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technology Environmental Engineering Fire Science Technology Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Technology

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Medical Sciences

COLLEGE OF NURSING Nursing

Geoarchaeology Landscape Archaeology Social Complexity Asian Studies Biochemistry Cosmetic Science Biological Sciences

LINDNER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Accounting Business Analytics Business Economics Economics Entrepreneurship

Horticulture Industrial Design General Product Design Transportation Design Interior Design Urban Planning Urban Studies

Pre-Professional Programs Pre-Athletic Training Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry

Biology of Animals Biomedical Studies Cell and Molecular Biology Ecology and Evolution Chemistry Biological Chemistry Chemistry ? ACS Classical Civilization Classics (Latin and Greek) Communication Digital Media Collaborative English Literature Creative Writing Literary and Cultural Studies Rhetoric and Professional Writing

Finance Industrial Management Information Systems Insurance and Risk Management International Business Marketing Operations Management Real Estate

COLLEGE?CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Acting Ballet Bassoon Clarinet Commercial Music Production

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND HUMAN SERVICES Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Birth-5 years* Pre-K (license) Health Education Exercise & Fitness Public & Community Health Human Development & Community Engagement Information Technology Middle School Education Language Arts & Mathematics Language Arts & Natural

Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Undecided Options Business Exploratory Studies Freshman Engineering Program

ADVANCED COLLEGE ENGLISH (ACE) PROGRAMS Arts & Sciences Business CCM (select majors) Fine Arts Information Technology

Environmental Studies Film & Media Studies French Geography Environmental Geography Geographic Information Science Human Geography Remote Sensing Urban Economic Geography Geology

Composition Double Bass Electronic Media Euphonium Flute French Horn Guitar (Classical) Harp Harpsichord Jazz Studies Music

Science

REGIONAL CAMPUSES

Language Arts & Social Studies Two regional campuses are part

Mathematics & Natural Science of the University of Cincinnati--

Social Studies & Mathematics UC Blue Ash College and

Social Studies & Natural Science UC Clermont College.

Paralegal Studies

Both regional campuses offer

Secondary Education

associate degrees that can lead

Integrated Language Arts

directly to a career or transfer

Integrated Mathematics

towards completion of a

Integrated Science

bachelor's degree program.

Integrated Social Studies

German Studies History Interdisciplinary Studies International Affairs

Music Education Music History Musical Theatre Oboe

Single License Physics Special Education Language Arts & Mathematics Language Arts & Natural

Bulleted programs are concentrations within the major listed immediately above.

Journalism Magazine

Organ Percussion

Science Sport Administration

^Pending approval

Apply today.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:

COMMON APPLICATION Apply online at admissions.uc.edu/apply

Application fee ($100) 1-2 letters of recommendation Essay (topics available online) Personal statement

HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS ? Send official transcripts showing the current

year's subjects and the previous 3 years' subjects.

? You can request that a high school official upload the transcripts via the Common Application, OR you can submit the official or notarized, sealed transcripts through the physical mail.

? Transcripts should include a certified English translation, if needed.

PROOF OF ENGLISH ABILITY UC uses the following tests for Proof of English Ability:

? SAT-I ? ACT ? Cambridge ? ELS Certificate

? IELTS ? TOEFL ? PTE ? Duolingo (DET)

PROOF OF MATH ABILITY The Proof of Math Ability requirement may be satisfied by submitting scores from any of the following exams:

? SAT-I ? ACT ? UC Math Placement Test

The UC MPT can be proctored for free by an International Admissions Counselor or your school official by contacting us: international.admissions@uc.edu

TUITION RATES (2020-21) Full-time tuition rates for UC Main Campus Tuition and other fees: $28,972 Living Expenses: $14,958* *This includes: Housing, Telephone, Food, Books & Class Fees, Commuting, other typical expenses Health insurance (required): $2,360 Total: $46,290 During co-op semesters, undergraduate students only pay a $465 fee instead of normal tuition rates.

SCHOLARSHIPS UC international scholarships award between $1,000 and $26,000 per year to qualified students, with an average award of $10,000. While test scores and GPA are considered, all aspects of an application are used to determine amounts. No extra application is necessary to be considered!

DEADLINES Fall Semester:

? December 1 - Early Action ? Priority consideration to our more competitive programs and top scholarship considerations

? March 1 - Rolling ? Means that we accept applications on a space-available basis

Spring Semester: November 1 Summer Semester: March 1

CONTACT US

Admissions.uc.edu

International.Admissions@uc.edu

UCinternational

WhatsApp: +1 513-551-9680

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