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1. admissions.uc.edu › apply › regional-campusesRegional Campuses - University of Cincinnati Admissions

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   Regional Campuses. Every student’s path to a degree is unique. The University of Cincinnati stives to meet students where they are – providing paths to pursue advanced degrees, a foundation for specialty industries, increased earning potential and elevated job placement. UC’s two regional campuses, UC Blue Ash College and UC Clermont ...

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2. www.uc.edu › campaigns › regionalsUC’s Regional Colleges - University of Cincinnati

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   UC Blue Ash College. 9555 Plainfield Road. Cincinnati, OH 45236. admissions@ucblueash.edu. (513) 558-9495. Low tuition: it’s a fraction of the cost to attend most colleges or universities. Small class sizes: get to know your professors and fellow classmates. Dedicated professors: experts in their field of study and in the practice of teaching.

3. admissions.uc.edu › information › admittedUniversity of Cincinnati - Dual Admission

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   The University of Cincinnati is offering incoming, first-year students dual admission into an associate degree program offered at one of our UC Blue Ash and UC Clermont campuses and a bachelor’s degree program at our UC Uptown campus. Through dual admission, students complete an associate degree at one of our regional campuses with the intent ...

4. admissions.uc.edu › applyApply - University of Cincinnati Admissions

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   The University of Cincinnati is comprised of three campuses that offer different programs. Please do not submit applications for multiple Cincinnati campuses. If you are unsure which campus to choose, please contact the Office of Admissions for assistance. University of Cincinnati (Uptown campus)

5. grad.uc.edu › admissions › criteriaApplying to Multiple Programs - University of Cincinnati

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   Applying to Multiple Programs. Applicants seeking to enter or be considered for more than one program or certificate must complete and submit a separate application for each program or certificate. The same application system account can be used for both applications. You must provide the required materials for each program. Each application ...

6. international.uc.edu › students › admissionsApply to UC | University of Cincinnati

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   Apply to UC. Alejandro Diaz, a native of Honduras, transferred from a smaller university in Ohio to the University of Cincinnati. See why he chose UC's blend of academic excellence and real-world learning. The University of Cincinnati welcomes over 4,000 international students every single year. Start your Bearcat journey today!

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   Can I apply for multiple University of Cincinnati campuses?

   • Please do not submit applications for multiple Cincinnati campuses. If you are unsure which campus to choose, please contact the Office of Admissions for assistance. Each year, some University of Cincinnati majors receive a high number of applications and will close to first-year students before the March 1 Rolling Admission Deadline.

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   Does the University of Cincinnati offer dual admission?

   • » Admitted Students » Dual Admission You make the bold commitment; we make the bold promise! The University of Cincinnati is offering incoming, first-year students dual admission into an associate degree program offered at one of our UC Blue Ash and UC Clermont campuses and a bachelor’s degree program at our UC Uptown campus.

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   How many campuses does the University of Cincinnati have?

   • The University of Cincinnati is comprised of three campuses that offer different programs. Please do not submit applications for multiple Cincinnati campuses. If you are unsure which campus to choose, please contact the Office of Admissions for assistance.

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   Does the University of Cincinnati offer conditional admission?

   • The University of Cincinnati offers students conditional admission in order to study the English language at our on-campus English Language Center (ELS) prior to taking UC classes. The Cincinnati ELS Language Center is located directly on the University of Cincinnati’s Main Campus. Students can easily transition to UC after completion.

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   Why should you choose University of Cincinnati?

   • Every student’s path to a degree is unique. The University of Cincinnati stives to meet students where they are – providing paths to pursue advanced degrees, a foundation for specialty industries, increased earning potential and elevated job placement.

   Regional Campuses - University of Cincinnati Admissions

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   How does international admissions work at University of Cincinnati?

   • The University of Cincinnati's International Admissions staff assist undergraduate students through the process of applying and coming to Cincinnati. We help you decide your best choice major. "I grew up in a very small country in West Africa [Senegal].

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8. grad.uc.edu › fac-staff › handbookDual Degree Programs - University of Cincinnati

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   Dual Degree Programs. The university offers the opportunity for students to pursue two complementary graduate degrees simultaneously through structured, official dual degree programs (see below for a complete listing). The advantage of these programs is that they may require fewer credits than completing each degree program separately.