Central Ohio Technical College is introduced as follows:

Introduction and Overview

Located in Newark, Ohio, the United States, it has branches in Pataskala, Knox and Coshocton. It is a public community college that offers associate degree and certificate programs.

History and Founding Time

Chartered by the Ohio Board of Regents in 1971. Accredited by the Higher Education Commission since 1975.

School Strength

Faculty: It has an experienced team of teachers who not only have a solid academic background, but also have rich practical experience in their respective industries.

Courses and Employment: The college has established close ties with local businesses and industries to ensure that the course content can keep up with market demand and help students enter the workplace smoothly. The college offers 31 associate degree programs and 12 certificate programs, including Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Applied Business and Associate of Technical Studies.

Institutional Nature

Public technical college.

Educational philosophy

Committed to unleashing the full potential of each student, helping students obtain associate degrees and certificates in high-demand fields so that they can quickly enter the workplace, and also providing transfer degrees to help students open the path to a bachelor's degree. Emphasis is placed on meeting the different needs of students, providing students with the most suitable educational experience for them, and allowing students to choose their preferred learning methods, including on-campus learning, hybrid learning, flexible learning, distance learning or online learning.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: covering medical, information technology, business, engineering technology and other fields.

Key laboratories: No public detailed information has been found to show that it has particularly well-known key laboratories.

Department

No clearly divided department information has been found, but it is known that the college offers associate degrees and certificate courses in multiple fields, including applied science, applied business, technical research and other fields.

Ranking

As a community college, it is usually not involved in the ranking of comprehensive universities, but it has a certain influence and good reputation in the local and vocational education fields.

Cost

Tuition for in-state undergraduates will increase from $4,296 in 2014 to $5,136 in 2024.

Campus Environment

Campus Facilities: The Newark campus has six buildings, including the 81,000-square-foot John and Christine Warner Library and Student Center, which opened in August 2008, and the John Gilbert Reese Conference Center. The college also has modern teaching facilities such as laboratories, computer centers, etc.

Campus Culture: Emphasis on tolerance and cooperation, encouraging students to participate in various extracurricular activities and community organizations to enrich their campus life.

Geographical Location: Located in Newark, Ohio, the city has convenient transportation and is surrounded by various commercial facilities and life service places, which provides convenience for students' daily life and study.