Introduction and Overview

Located in Finney, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, it is a highly professional funeral home training college that offers college and undergraduate degree programs in funeral home.

History and Establishment

Founded in 1882, it is the oldest funeral home training college in the United States.

School Strength

Faculty: Equipped with experienced professional mentors, they can help students quickly master professional skills and apply them to practical work.

Curriculum Setting: The curriculum is constantly improved with the changes of the times, aiming to combine the latest industry development results into professional courses so that students can accept the latest results.

Employment situation: According to data from the Niche website, 90% of the school's graduates are employed 2 years after graduation, with a starting salary of about US$37,000, and the median income is US$46,500 6 years after graduation.

School Nature

Private university.

Educational philosophy

Focus on combining the theory and practice of the funeral industry, and strive to cultivate talents with professional qualities and practical abilities in the fields of funeral services and funeral science, so that students can adapt to the continuous development and changes of the funeral industry and provide high-quality funeral services to the society.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: The only major is funeral services and funeral science.

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

Department

No clear division of department information has been found, but it is known that the school mainly conducts teaching and research around the major of funeral services and funeral science.

Ranking

According to the ranking of the Niche website, the school scored 3.24 points (out of 5 points), ranking low, but it has a certain degree of professionalism and recognition in the field of funeral profession.

Expenses

No exact tuition standards have been found, but according to the Jidian Encyclopedia, the school charges relatively moderate fees, which can be afforded by most applicants.

Campus Environment

Campus Facilities: As a small college, the campus facilities may be relatively compact, but it will be equipped with teaching facilities and practice places related to the funeral science major, such as anatomy laboratories, embalming rooms, funeral rituals demonstration halls, etc., to meet students' learning and practice needs.

Campus Culture: Due to the professionalism of the school, the campus culture may revolve around the characteristics and professionalism of the funeral industry, focusing on cultivating students' respect and sense of responsibility for the funeral industry.

Geographical Location: Located in Cincinnati, one of the important cities in Ohio, it has convenient transportation and is surrounded by rich commercial, cultural and living resources, which provides convenience for students' daily life and internship employment.