Applying to UC
The University of Cincinnati has a large and dynamic international community, with more than 3,000 international students from 121 different countries and a 96.4% international student retention rate. Students benefit from our large support network of academic and career advisors, peer mentors, and social and cultural programming throughout the year—all with the aim of supporting the student journey, wherever it may lead you. Signing up for student clubs and organizations is a great way to make friends who share similar interests as you. It’s also the best source to discover things like great study spots and places to eat on campus.
An international application to the University of Cincinnati requires the following items: 1. Online application and $100 application fee
2. Official transcripts and at least one letter of recommendation in English from all the secondary/high schools you have attended (most recent three to four years of coursework)
Cincinnati, Ohio A large and dynamic international community H
ome to nearly 48,000 students from 121 countries, the University of Cincinnati has been named among the top-tier “Best Na-
tional Universities” by U.S. News & World Report. Offering a balance of educational excellence and real-world experience, UC is a world-class public research university that puts education into action through an unparalleled commitment to experi- ential learning. The University of Cincinnati invented cooper-
ative education (co-op) over 100 years ago and ranks among the best universities in the nation for co-op and internships today. During co-op, stu- dents rotate semesters learning in the classroom and working paid, full-time positions in their field of study. And 100% of UC students have access to experience-based learning opportunities. That means Cincinnati’s classroom extends to nearly every corner of the globe, from Fortune 500 com- panies and innovative start-ups to trailblazing experiences in places like China, Tanzania, and South America. Co-op students earn a collective
$58 million annually working for thousands of employers, including Microsoft, Disney, Apple, NASA, Procter & Gamble, and many more. Career preparation is at the center of a UC
education. Through our Bearcat Promise Career Studio, we prepare students for the world of work with professional development, coaching, and career services. For you, this means graduating with a degree, full résumé, and plan for your future.
A place to call home Named among “The World’s Most Beautiful Col- lege Campuses” by Forbes, our home is located along the Ohio River in the vibrant city of Cincin- nati, Ohio. Here, you’ll find big-city opportunity combined with Midwest hospitality. With a popu- lation of more than two million people, the Greater Cincinnati area has an abundance of professional opportunities as well as entertainment, arts, sports, shopping, and an international airport just minutes away from campus.
3. Proof of English ability; this year, we are ACT/SAT-optional. If you choose not to submit an ACT or SAT score, we will need scores from a Duolingo, TOEFL, IELTS, or Pearson English test.
4. Proof of Math ability is required for the UC Global Scholarship and some selective programs. This can be completed through the ACT or SAT or through the UC Math Placement Test.
What Students Say About UC...
“ Coming to UC was the most important decision of my life. Meeting different people has been the key driver to the UC experience—people who inspire me to put my best self out there and hustle for the next best thing.”
— Sagar Tiwari ’21
“ What I love most about UC is how you meet people from all around the world that become your family. People are willing to help when you need it. I can’t imagine myself being anywhere other than the University of Cincinnati.”
— Aissatou Barry ’24
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