Within this Catalog, you’ll find descriptions and graduation requirements for more than 100 degree and certificate programs, and descriptions of every course offered at Cincinnati State. You’ll also find information about student services, students rights and responsibilities, and other information to help you succeed at Cincinnati State.

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College The College currently offers more than 130 associate's degree programs, majors, and certificate programs, as well as three bachelor degree programs. Courses are offered at the main campus in Clifton and at locations in Evendale, Harrison, Middletown, and elsewhere in Greater Cincinnati, and ...

Cincinnati State offers technical baccalaureate degrees in three specialized fields. The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) is available for Culinary and Food Science, and for Land Surveying. The RN to BSN Completion Program provides an option for registered nurses to earn the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

This Catalog contains descriptions of all current Cincinnati State courses. Click on a program code or department code below to see the list of all courses offered by that program or department. Be aware that not every course is available every semester.

Prospective students must complete an online Application for Admission and submit official transcript(s) (high school and college, if applicable) of their educational progress to date. Applications for admission and supporting documents are processed as received.

Students who have been admitted to Cincinnati State in the past, but have not enrolled in classes for one year or more, should follow these procedures: Submit an online Application for Admission. Request and submit to Cincinnati State official undergraduate transcripts from each regionally accredited college attended since leaving Cincinnati State.

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The college can trace its origins to the Cincinnati Cooperative School of Technology (CCST), a two-year technical institute for high school graduates that was established by the Cincinnati Board of Education in 1966.

All fees are subject to change at the discretion of the College. All fees for each semester must be paid by the end of that semester. Certificates, degrees, transcripts, and further registration activities are withheld until all financial obligations are fully paid.

History of Cincinnati State. Cincinnati State can trace its origins to the Cincinnati Cooperative School of Technology (CCST), a two-year technical institute for high school graduates that was established by the Cincinnati Board of Education in 1966.