UC Blue Ash to host spring open house March 8
The open house is a great opportunity to talk with faculty about the 50-plus academic programs offered at UC Blue Ash. Photo/UC Blue Ash.
The University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College will host a free open house for prospective students and their guests on Saturday, March 8 from 1-4:30 p.m. in Muntz Hall.
Prospective students will have the opportunity to explore more than 50 academic programs, meet with faculty and take a guided tour of the park-like campus. Staff will also be available to answer questions about financial aid, grants, scholarships and the application process. The college’s $50 application fee will be waived for anyone who applies during the event.
Mollie Watson from radio station Q102 will also be at the open house with music, games and prizes.
UC Blue Ash is located in the thriving suburb of Blue Ash, Ohio and has an enrollment of more than 4,500 students. It combines the world-class education and resources of the University of Cincinnati with the advantages of low tuition, small class sizes, individual attention and a convenient location.
Walk-ins are welcome, but anyone who plans to attend the UC Blue Ash open house should register in advance online. For questions or assistance with registration, contact the admissions office at 513-556-1100 or admissions@uc.edu.
Mollie Watson from Q102 will be at the open house with music, games and prizes.
Featured photo: Staff will be available to answer questions and share information about all the free resources UC Blue Ash offers for students. Photo/UC Blue Ash.
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 513-558-9495, visit us online, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and Instagram.
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