UC Clermont offers a UC degree in a personalized, small campus setting — at nearly half the cost of most other colleges and universities. No big lecture halls here; you'll know your classmates and professors, online or in person. Whatever your perfect path, we have it —and we'll help you find it.
Explore more than 60 academic programs, campus resources and athletics at UC Clermont during Open House on Oct. 2 from 4:30-6:30 p.m.! We'll even waive the $50 application fee while you're here!
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UC Clermont gives students a solid academic foundation, providing associate degrees and certificates for those ready to join the workforce or a seamless transition toward four-year programs.
When UC Clermont students graduate, they are ready to work and easy to hire. Study abroad opportunities, internships and Career Services provide students with the resources they need to succeed in the real world.
UC Clermont provides a supportive environment in a park-like setting where class sizes are small and tuition is affordable.
The faculty support your needs to help you succeed. Your professors are always there for you.
Sarah Hoderlein Physical Therapist Assistant program
October 29, 2024
The University of Cincinnati’s Bachelor of Science in public health program has four new concentrations for students: global health, health promotion and education, health administration, and urban systems design.
October 24, 2024
The University of Cincinnati Clermont College Learning Commons, which offers tutoring and academic support services for students, was recently awarded the Frank L. Christ Outstanding Learning Center Award for two-year colleges.
Leia Han, a third-year chemical engineering student, began her journey at UC Clermont College. She spent three semesters at the regional campus as a pre-engineering student. The unique opportunities offered through UC's cooperative education (co-op) program are what drew Han to main campus. The academic resources and advisors at CEAS helped her transition to be smooth.