校园生活

All of our students commute to campus. 关于 30 percent take classes full-time. Many have family and employment obligations in addition to their academic responsibilities.

We pride ourselves on providing environments– at the main location in 克利夫顿, and at our 米德尔顿, 埃 and 哈里森 locations– that serve the practical and social needs of our students. From parking to dining to classroom and lab facilities, our team is constantly working to create a first-class student experience. Classes can also be taken at the Butler 科技 bioscience campus in West Chester.

“The campus is absolutely safe, diverse, and has great instructors. The bakery and lunch room have amazing food. The campus is easy to navigate with many friendly people to talk with in the hallways.”
— student review 2019

The 克利夫顿 location, strategically located on several major bus lines and within walking distance of affordable, desirable residential neighborhoods, maintains state-of-the-art computer labs, 自习室, 就餐选择, free workout facilities, 健身房的访问, and recreational areas. 的欢迎, high-tech library is full of student-friendly staffers – and when it’s time for a break, the campus features one of Greater Cincinnati’s better Frisbee golf courses.  克利夫顿 Campus also includes a functional arboretum, a testament to our widely recognized landscape 园艺 programs.

The College offers a full range of traditional student life activities and programming, with clubs and organizations, 客座演讲, student government activities, and numerous student-focused events.

We have an active community of international students, and in recent years the College has been involved in educational “learning by helping” trips to Guatemala.

Several of our student clubs are affiliated with career interests– such as engineering technologies, environmental technologies, respiratory care, 园艺, 和更多的. Some of these groups participate regularly in national or regional competitions that may involve trips far from campus.

Cincinnati State is also home to several clubs and organizations dedicated to the diverse needs and interests of our students. These groups include Adult Learners on Campus, the Black Male Initiative and the Women’s Empowerment Alliance.