Introduction and Overview

The Claremont College of the University of Cincinnati is a branch of the University of Cincinnati, located in Batavia, Ohio. It can award associate and bachelor's degrees and also offers certificate courses in related fields.

History and Founding Time

The college opened in 1972.

School Strength

Faculty: With 298 academic staff, it can provide students with relatively rich teaching and guidance resources.

Academic Achievements: As a branch of the University of Cincinnati, students can share some academic resources and research results of the University of Cincinnati, providing certain support for students' academic development.

Teaching Resources: The college offers a variety of artistic activities, including the Calico Children's Theater and the Park National Bank Art Gallery, and its Kruger Auditorium is also the home of the Claremont Philharmonic Orchestra.

Institutional Nature

Public institutions.

Educational Philosophy

Committed to providing students with personalized educational experiences, focusing on the cultivation of practical skills, helping students to smoothly enter the workplace or continue their studies after obtaining a degree, emphasizing small class teaching and teacher-student interaction to better meet students' learning needs.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: The main majors offered are accounting, biology, business information technology, business administration technology, chemistry, computer-aided design, computer information systems, computer network systems, computer system support, early childhood education, emergency medical services, forensic medicine, multimedia, humanities, marketing, organizational leadership, paralegal, psychology, respiratory therapy, simulation and game development, social work, surgical technology, law enforcement, etc.

Key laboratories: No reports of particularly famous key laboratories have been found.

Departments

No information on the clear division of departments of the school has been found, but it is known that the school offers professional courses in many fields including liberal arts, science, engineering, business, and medicine.

Rankings

No exact ranking has been found in the mainstream rankings, but the school's women's soccer team won the NCAA Division II national championship in 2024.

Expenses

No detailed cost standards for the school have been found, but as a public school, the tuition is relatively affordable, and the school may provide students with financial assistance such as scholarships and grants.

Campus Environment

Campus Facilities: There is a student activity center on campus, also known as the "Cougar Dome", which is the home of the Cougar basketball and volleyball teams. It has two locker rooms, a sports training room and a weight room open to athletes, students and staff. In addition, there are sports facilities such as the Brian Wilson Stadium.

Campus Culture: Focusing on the all-round development of students, providing rich art and sports activities, and creating an active campus cultural atmosphere.

Campus Safety: The school has taken a series of safety measures, such as campus monitoring and security patrols, to ensure the safety of students and the orderly conduct of study and life.