University of Cincinnati Reviews

"University of Cincinnati is a great school that offers a variety of excellent majors. I'm graduating this semester with my undergraduate degree in Arabic Language and Culture. I'm also starting my master's degree in May at University of Cincinnati. It's a great school, very diverse, very accepting, with great reputation and beautiful campus."

"I love all of the opportunities that The University of Cincinnati provides me. Because of their Masters 4+1 program, I can start working towards my graduate degree while I am still in my undergrad. Each professor that I have had while attending this school has made it their personal missions to give me the tools and knowledge I need to succeed. I am so happy and honored to be a Bearcat!"

"The University of Cincinnati is a very diverse campus offering a variety of different degree programs. The College of Engineering in particular is renowned for its co-op program in which it pairs students with various companies around the world in order to give them real world experience."

"I always thought University of Cincinnati was a special place. However, I didn't know the profound value Cincinnati's sense of community would have on my well-being and education. Yes, the school is large and intimidating. Rather, a good-sized college city within a bigger city. But graduate school is a different experience than undergraduate-- all the better, really. The department of Professional Writing is small, pleasant, and welcoming. The professors are some of my best friends. Everybody knows everybody. And their expertise has transformed my education in all the best ways. I am forever thankful for the day I got my acceptance letter. Attending the University of Cincinnati is the greatest thing I've ever done for myself."

"This program will place all students in both urban and suburban schools to get experience of teaching. There are so many resources to help them use and teach better. The diversity is very friendly there. All professors and supervisors are supportive."

"The architecture program at the University of Cincinnati featured a co-op program. This helped students prepare for work after graduation by applying to and working for a different firm every other semester. I grew as a professional and gained experience that set my resume above other graduates who did not complete the co-op program."

"University of Cincinnati was efficient in getting a degree and entering the world of greater education. I do not think the University of Cincinnati College of Allied Health Sciences is an ideal school for getting a bachelor's education without following it with a masters. I think UC has been great for a start in my career, but I think the bulk of my career education will be from my Master's degree that I am getting at a different school."

"Attending the University of Cincinnati is the best decision I have ever made. The opportunities for student involvement are important for building character. The rigor of courses depends on your field of study and very across colleges. UC hold the most beautiful urban campus I have ever been on, and the area holds vast possibilities for lovers of the arts, including being home to the College Conservatory of Music, one of the most renown conservatories in the nation. Students have a large impact over the university, and it is clear that the administration has a vested interest in our success."

"The University of Cincinnati, with its inner city environment, has many career opportunities for students. There are many internships and co-ops associated with the school. There is a large and growing number of clubs, activities, and other groups for on campus events and organizations and also for the Cincinnati community. Personally, I was involved in teacher assisting which allowed me to gain benefical networks with professors. There are many opportunities for undergraduate research in the field of Psychology. However, the inner city environment does come with a safety factor. The university does have a number of break ins and crime each year. Despite this, for a large campus I felt very close to the professors and students and my overall experience was one based on community and strive for quality education."

"Great co-op program for under grads. Great research opportunities and facilities. Like any school some great professors and some not great teachers."

"I really loved it here and had a great time"

"It turned out to be one of the most expensive public architecture program in the country with little opportunity for TA/GA work. It was highly-rated at the time but has fallen quite far since 2011."

"The University of Cincinnati is an excellent school and has prepared me not only for my career as a Certified Public Accountant and all the steps it took to get there, but also as a leader and an innovator. Every instructor I had as an accounting major was very passionate about their students learning and about the material itself. I was able to not only learn the material, but also understand what a real world career in accounting would be like from the instructors, from my peers, and most importantly from the co-op program offered at UC. I wish every program at every college offered the co-op program. It was by far the best decision because it not only helped me to network with other peers and local firms, but it enhanced my learning experience immensely. I cannot recommend the program enough! And I was lucky enough to be offered a job right out of college through the firm where I did my co-op with."

"Very disorganized program and confusion among staff about who is responsible for what. Students were left to figure a lot of things out on their own. I have heard this from others who were in the program with me and there unfortunately isn't one student from our cohort who would recommend the program to friends."

"The University of Cincinnati as a whole was a fantastic place to drive personal growth. The Health Education program that I took part in however, lacked transparency in regards to the lack of earning potential. This was of no fault to the professors, they were great and helped me to really understand the sciences behind the human body but I felt that overall the program was lacking in terms of the quantity of those science based courses that truly contributed to the knowledge base that I would need in my professional field."

"I am currently enrolled in an undergraduate program for Mechanical Engineering. All of the professors that I have had a very encouraging, willing to push you to your boundaries and challenge you. While here, I am also a student of ACCEND, Accelerated Engineering Degree, where I will be completing both my undergraduate and graduate degree simultaneously. I would not have considered this program to complete a Masters in Science if I did not have many wonderful professors that have pushed me to strive for excellence."

"The University of Cincinnati is a superb school. The quality of instruction surpasses many others and there are endless opportunities. The education you will receive prepares you for moving onto the next step of your life, whether that is a career, professional school, or graduate school. Outside of the classroom, the social life is amazing. There are so many clubs, social groups and activities to partake in. All the athletic events are free to students and the facilities are immaculate. The best of all, UC has a beautiful campus located in the heart of Cincinnati, one of the top growing cities in the United States. 10/10 would recommend."

"The UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI has provided the upmost qualitative experiences for me as a student. Across the board, it is simply intangible to explain the opportunities UC provides. The medical network of TEAM members that UC facilitates strongly influences all majors within the medical field to understand the importance of how each major aims to work in union to form the best patient - attentive health care network. I never truly understood the value of patient care until I worked amongst people of all fields to facilitate the true meaning of health care. The major outcome I have learned at UC is that there is a process behind each and every patient. The care is not in the hand of one individual, but a team of envious professionals to accomplish the same goal. I wake up everyday with my passion in mind and not a day passes where I do not see myself working within the medical field."

"I love the University of Cincinnati. It has been a great place to get my undergraduate degree. I am excited to pursue my master's degree here as well! I highly recommend the University of Cincinnati to anyone that is looking for a fun, vibrant, and student-focused university."

"University of Cincinnati is a school that offers a diverse curriculum and student body. During my academic years attending UC I have encountered nothing short of enthusiastic and supportive staff. Both professors and academic advisors show that they care about your future and do what they can do make an impact in your life. The University is highly involved and connected with their student body through on campus events and athletics. The University of Cincinnati is also Military friendly for all of those who are serving, as well as, family members and spouses. A few negative aspects that should be considered is the recreational expenses along with the surrounding area of Cincinnati. Cincinnati is a fun area to explore, but the upkeep on keeping the streets clean could be improved. Although the University of Cincinnati attempts to maintain a safe campus, internal and external factors within the city of Cincinnati makes this a difficult task to accomplish. Overall, academically I would say that this school surpassed my prior experiences compared to other Universities. However, I would advise that future students visit the campus and explore the surrounding area prior to enrolling or even applying."