9555 Plainfield Road
Cincinnati, OH 45236-1096

University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College is an open admission institution, providing access to higher education to anyone with a high school diploma or the equivalent. The college's rolling admissions policy allows students to enter any academic quarter: autumn, winter, spring, or summer.

Dr. Raymond Walters was the president of the University of Cincinnati from 1932 to 1955, the longest tenure of any UC president. When the university's first regional campus opened in 1969 in Blue Ash, it was named to honor President Walters. Though Raymond Walters is now deceased, his family commitment to higher education continues. His grandson, Garrison, is a vice chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, the governing body for the state's public colleges and universities.

There are a variety of resources from which to take advantage at University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College. If you're undecided, take the basics, like English, math, and computers until you choose a major from more than 60 associate degree and certificate programs. University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College also provides one-on-one tutoring, as well as small classes and helpful and experienced professors.

Quick Facts:

Nearly 75 percent of students at University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College work while going to school.

The average class size at University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College is about 20 students and the student to faculty ration is 14:1.

Students at University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College have the option of taking evening and Saturday classes, part-time or full-time enrollment, and distance learning options.

The student body at University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College is comprised of 36 percent male students and 64 percent female students.

University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College, UC's Blue Ash campus, is conveniently located not far from major interstates and is easy to find.

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