Admissions

Whether you're coming to us online or in person, from across town or across the world, we'd be happy to have you join the Bearcats family at UC Clermont. Our low-cost tuition and convenient classes make earning your UC degree a great value.

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Visit Campus

UC Clermont sits on just over 91 acres of beautifully wooded campus. In addition to providing a convenient option for those seeking a UC degree, UC Clermont offers a variety of student activities, athletics and more. Plan a visit to campus, then join us for a free virtual financial aid information session.

Our Campus Tours are led by our admissions counselors or Student Ambassadors — academically outstanding students who attend classes full time here at UC Clermont College. During the tours, we encourage all prospective students and guests to engage with the Student Ambassadors to gain in-depth knowledge of campus attributes and opportunities from a student's perspective.

If prospective students or their guests need accommodation during an information session, meeting with a recruiter or financial aid workshop, please contact Accessibility Resources, 513-558-8225.

Are Online Classes for You?

Learn the ins and outs of online learning, assess your readiness to take classes remotely and figure out how to succeed in the virtual classroom through UC Clermont's Online Learning Tutorial.

How to Apply

When you're ready, your next step is to officially apply for admission.

Admission to UC Clermont does not require a minimum GPA or test score. In fact, you can get started once you've earned a high school diploma, GED or homeschool equivalent. Other admission requirements will depend on your student status.

All official transcripts and test scores must be received by the application deadline to be considered for admission in the upcoming term.
If you are currently attending another school and final transcripts won't be available by the deadline, have your school's Registrar forward a "statement of attendance" to UC that you are currently taking classes. This should be on school letterhead, signed by a school employee and received prior to the application deadline. Then have final transcripts sent once your final grades post.
Financial Aid will require a final transcript showing your high school graduation date before you are permitted to receive Federal loans and/or grants. In some cases, after you have applied, been accepted and confirmed your admission, you may be required to provide a final transcript, which can be sent after the application deadline, but should arrive prior to the start of the semester.

Already Applied?

You can check your application status online. Once admitted, you will need to:

Current UC Students

Current UC Students planning to transition from UC Clermont to UC uptown should meet with their Academic Advisor and review the UC transition process.