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Sinclair Community College is a college in Dayton, Ohio, established in 1887. It offers programs across disciplines including engineering, business, and aviation, and provides course options and timetables with online offerings in addition to on-campus classes. The institution serves a regional student population and emphasizes accessible higher education and workforce development through a flexible learning model.

Established nearly 50 years ago, Cuyahoga Community College is Ohio’s first community college system. It’s also one of the state’s largest, serving over 30,000 students throughout Ohio. Tri-C’s academics match its size, with over 140 programs of study. Whether you’re looking for technical training or a liberal arts education, the school has a program to meet your needs. In addition to its academics, Cuyahoga Community College offers support for local business. Its workforce training programs provide numerous courses in burgeoning fields like health care, engineering, alternative energy, and more. To meet the needs of working professionals, these courses are offered during day, evening, and weekend, and can be taken both on-site and online. Tri-C also makes an effort to enrich the community, making classes and recreation available to all Ohio residents. At Cuyahoga Community, you can take courses in golf and Tai Chi, enroll in Culinary Boot Camp, join the Collegiate Concert Band, or learn about a new subject. The college also sponsors more than a dozen summer camps for kids in a variety of subjects, from aviation for photography.

"Miami University, established in 1809, is ranked among the top 50 national public universities by U.S. News & World Report. As an original Public Ivy, Miami provides Ivy League-quality education at a public school price with an exceptional return on investment. Miami is a place where ambitious students find their purpose and prepare for a lifetime of success."

Wright State University is a metropolitan university in Dayton, Ohio. It serves nearly 17,000 students and offers more than 100 undergraduate and 50 graduate and professional degree programs. It aims to advance educational excellence, provide access to scholarship and learning, support economic and technological development, leadership in health, education, and human services, cultural enhancement, and international understanding, while fostering collegial involvement and continuous improvement of education and research.

Sinclair Community College is a college in Dayton, Ohio, established in 1887. It offers programs across disciplines including engineering, business, and aviation, and provides course options and timetables with online offerings in addition to on-campus classes. The institution serves a regional student population and emphasizes accessible higher education and workforce development through a flexible learning model.

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College is an affordable, open-access, public institution that responds to the educational needs of the community by offering quality technical, general education, training and academic transfer courses. Cincinnati State provides a learning environment that values cultural diversity and a curriculum that blends both theory and practice through interactive instruction combined with cooperative education and/or clinical experiences. Cincinnati State contributes to the economic development of the tri-state region, and fosters lifelong learning opportunities for its citizens. Cincinnati State Technical and Community College provides student-focused, accessible, quality technical and general education, academic transfer, experiential and cooperative education, and workforce development.