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Student Reviews of University of Cincinnati

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based on 44 reviews

  • Nathan from Edgewood, KY

    I was delighted to find that most of the professors at UC really know their stuff and they are willing to help if you don't understand them on the first go. However, it certainly is useful to ask around about potential professors. I had a Chemistry… more read full review

    I was delighted to find that most of the professors at UC really know their stuff and they are willing to help if you don't understand them on the first go. However, it certainly is useful to ask around about potential professors. I had a Chemistry lecture that was useless, but the TA really helped me stay on track. That being said, a lot of the TA's, especially in the math department, are really truly horrible. Office hours and learning centers (free!) are your friend if you get stuck with one of these TA's. read full review

  • Timothy from Cincinnati, OH

    Be forward. Make friends join an learning community where you will be placed with other people with the same schedule as you.

    Form groups to study with. My grades went up when I studied with other people. Because it means I get to teach… more read full review

    Be forward. Make friends join an learning community where you will be placed with other people with the same schedule as you.

    Form groups to study with. My grades went up when I studied with other people. Because it means I get to teach them which ends up as practice for me and they can help me if I don't get something or I'm on the wrong track.

    If you are on a science based major (engineering for example) take some AP and get them out of the way. the transition from highschool to a tough college will most likely rattle a new student. The first few quarters will be lighter if you take AP.

    If you aren't sure where to go, take some classes and find out what you want to do. Even if it seems like junk classes and a waste of 10,000 (with books ect.) you can build your GPA, get Grants, get scholarships, and then get into a College you want to be in for sure. So 10,000 will probably turn into 3,000 if you do well. read full review

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University of Cincinnati Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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Alumni Association Scholarships - R R
American Cancer Society Survivor Scholarship - R R
Carl H. Lindner Honors-PLUS - R
Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation - R R
Cincinnatus Scholarship Program $2,000 R
CIRI Foundation - R R
College of Education, Criminal Justice, & Human Services Scholarships $300 - $3,000 R R
College-Conservatory of Music Awards - R
Darwin T. Turner Scholarship - R
Edward R. Hoermann Award - R R
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