Finding the right college for you is a big decision, and can be a time-consuming journey. Whether you’re a high school freshman getting a head start, or a rising senior trying to narrow down your list, the key to navigating this journey is to stay organized.

When you tour the University of Cincinnati’s campus, there are a few buildings that you should be sure to visit. With 14 colleges spanning 253 acres, Cincinnati offers a unique combination of an urban, pedestrian-friendly campus atmosphere, with all of the amenities and benefits of being located in a major metropolitan city.

As a first-generation college student, you face struggles that your peers and professors may not understand. Prepare yourself to succeed at college by following these tips and advice for first-generation college students.

Incoming college students are full of questions about how to pay for school, the steps toward getting financial aid help. Get answers from UC experts.

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High school counselors need support. The University of Cincinnati is here for counselors and their students through the college application process.

The decision to continue your education is a major milestone. With so many different options to consider, it can be overwhelming. Are you looking for a smaller college experience, but still want access to everything a major university offers? Regional colleges might just hold the key to your educational success. These institutions offer a range of benefits that can make your college experience both rewarding and affordable.

For many graduating high school, financial aid is the only thing that makes going to college affordable. Especially with the loss of jobs and financial hardships among many, there’s never been a better time to apply for aid.

University of Cincinnati Admissions representatives review thousands of applications each year, most of them from academically qualified candidates. A strong recommendation letter can make a student stand out from the other applicants, and ultimately tip the needle in their favor. UC admissions reviews applicants holistically, so all letters of recommendation are considered in a student’s application.

Housing is a major part of the first-year student experience and this article will provide an overview of the process, timeline, and other resources that are available to first-year students.