Free open house events at UC Blue Ash
UC Blue Ash student ambassadors, Mackenzie Cornell (left) and Emma Allen (right), join the UC Bearcat in welcoming guests to a previous open house at the college.
The University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College will host two free open houses this fall. They will be held 1-3:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 5, and 6-8:30 p.m., Oct. 23. Both events will be held in Muntz Hall on the UC Blue Ash campus.
Prospective students and their guests are welcome to register to attend either open house. They can tour the campus, meet with professors, learn about the academic programs offered at UC Blue Ash, and discuss any financial aid questions with staff members. Breakout sessions will also be offered for students interested in specific health care programs, such as dental hygiene, nursing or veterinary technology.
All prospective students who apply to UC Blue Ash during an open house will have their $50 application fees waived. Fritsch from the Q102 morning show will also be on campus during the Oct. 23 open house with music, games and prizes.
“Our open house is the best way to get a true sense of the wide range of opportunities we offer to students. You can have your questions answered and learn so much about our college and our academic programs in a short amount of time,” said Brad Tate, the college's director of admissions.
For more information or to register to attend an event, sign up online or call 513-745-5700.
About UC Blue Ash College
UC Blue Ash College is a regional college within the University of Cincinnati. It offers one of the best values in higher education with access to a nationally recognized UC education in more than 50 degree and certificate programs, as well as tuition that is about half of most colleges and universities. The college is located on a scenic 135-acre wooded campus in the heart of Blue Ash, Ohio. To learn more, call 513-745-5600, visit us online, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and Instagram.
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