University of Cincinnati

About the University of Cincinnati

Established in 1819, the University of Cincinnati serves nearly 40,000 students with an endowment worth roughly $1 billion. The University of Cincinnati holds an accreditation from the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, one of six U.S. Department of Education-recognized regional accrediting agencies. The official school colors are red and black and the bearcat is the school mascot.

Admissions and Enrollment Information

The University of Cincinnati takes applications for incoming freshmen and qualified transfer students. After submitting an application, undergraduate students are required to submit either SAT or ACT scores for admission. The admissions deadline for graduate students varies depending on the department.

University of Cincinnati Academic Departments

College of Allied Health Sciences

Created in 1998, the College of Allied Health Sciences offers degrees in subjects, like genetic counseling and clinical laboratory science. Student's can earn bachelor's degrees in majors, such as dietetics, health sciences and food and nutrition. Graduate students can earn master's and doctoral degrees in fields including physical therapy and nutrition science.

College of Nursing

The College of Nursing, established in 1889, was the first in the nation to award bachelor's degrees in nursing. The college's master's degree program includes 15 specialties, such as neonatal nurse practitioner. Undergraduate students can purse a number of degree options, such as registered nurse training.

James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy

The James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy offers a number of professional degrees in pharmacy, including the Doctor of Pharmacy degree. Students can also earn master's and doctoral degrees in pharmacy. The school was renamed James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy in 2007 after a $10 million gift from an alumnus.

College of Medicine

Founded in 1819, the College of Medicine is the second oldest public institution of medicine in the United States. In addition to offering the Doctor of Medicine degree, the college awards graduate degrees in subjects such as biomedical engineering and environmental health. The school offers programs combining bachelor's degrees with an M.D.

College of Engineering and Applied Science

Undergraduate students in this college can major in a range of engineering fields. The college also offers accelerated programs allowing students to earn graduate degrees in addition to bachelor's degrees in engineering. Popular majors include mechanical engineering, civil engineering and aerospace engineering.

McMicken College of Arts and Sciences

The McMicken College of Arts and Sciences awards bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in fields, such as biology, creative writing and economics. The college also offers a number of pre-professional programs, like pre-law, pre-med and pre-optometry. Serving nearly 6,000 students, the college was established in 1819.

College-Conservatory of Music

Undergraduate students at the College-Conservatory of Music can major in music, theater arts and dance. The college is the largest performing arts school in Ohio. Notable alumni include Tony-award winner Faith Prince and opera singer Kathleen Battle.

College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning

College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning students take subjects such as digital planning, art history and urban planning. The college also awards the Bachelor and Master of Architecture degrees. Popular majors among undergraduates include art history, architecture and urban planning.

College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services

Undergraduate students in this college can major in criminal justice, early childhood education and school psychology. The College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services was established in 1905 as the College for Teachers. Serving more than 4,000 students, the college awards bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.

College of Law

Prospective applicants to the law school are required to submit an application, pay a processing fee and take the LSAT. The Early Decision Program allows students selecting the College of Law as a first choice to have the application fee waived. The school offers a number of programs combing a J.D. with other professional or graduate degrees.

College of Business

Undergraduate students can major in degrees, such as accounting, finance and real estate. Graduate students can earn Master's of Science degrees in subjects, like accounting, marketing and quantitative analysis. The College of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

Contact Information

• Address: Office of Admissions, 340 University Pavilion, Box 210091, Cincinnati, OH 45221-0091
• Phone Number: (513) 556-6000