Education Guide 2011-Whole

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Federal Student Aid, an officeof the U.S. Department of Educa-tion, ensures that all eligible indi-viduals can benefit from federal-ly funded financial assistance for

education beyond high school.Federal Student Aid plays a

central and essential role in sup- porting postsecondary education by providing money for collegeto eligible students and families.

We partner with postsecond-ary schools, financial institutionsand others to deliver services thathelp students and families whoare paying for college.Today, Federal Student Aid per-forms a range of critical func-

tions that include, among oth-ers:■■ Educating■ students■ and■ fami-

lies■ on■the■ process■ of■obtaining■aid;

■■Processing■millions■of■student■financial■ aid■ applications■ each■year;

■■Disbursing■billions■of■dollars■in■aid■ funds■ to■ students■ through■schools;

■■ Enforcing■ financial■ aid■ rules■and■regulations;

■■S e r v i c i n g■millions■ of■stu-dent■ loan■ ac-

counts,■and■se-curing■ repayment■ from■ borrow-ers■who■have■defaulted■on■ their■loans;■

■■Operating■information■technol-ogy■systems■and■tools■that■man-age■billions■in■student■aid■dollars.

This is a complex, multifac-eted mission that calls on a rangeof staff skills and demands co-ordination by all levels of man-agement. Consequently, FederalStudent Aid, a Performance-Based Organization, emphasizestangible results and efficient per-formance, as well as the con-tinuous improvement of the pro-cesses and systems that supportour mission.

Title IV ProgramsThe federal student aid pro-

grams are authorized under Title

IV of the Higher Education Actof 1965, as amended.

They in-clude federalgrants, loans

and work-study programs. Find a brief descrip-tion of each of these federal fi-nancial aid programs here.

Federal Student Aid

PerformanceAs a federally designated

PBO, Federal Student Aid oper-ates under a congressional man-date to achieve concrete resultswhile improving performance.

Since Federal Student Aid became a PBO in 1998, we haveintroduced many substantialand measurable improvementsin how we plan and report our operational and portfolio per-formance in administering thefederal student financial assis-tance programs.

FAFSA:1st stop for college financingIndiana University East offers you

all the advantages of an Indiana Uni-versity education. IUEast provides its stu-dents the opportunityto earn a prestigiousIU degree that is re-spected throughoutIndiana, the nation,and the world.

As part of the In-diana University sys-tem, IU East providesall the services andopportunities of alarge university com-

bined with the advan-tages and atmosphereof a small college.

At a glance■■Average■class■size■

of■18■students■■Financial■aid■total-

ing■$9.8■million■per■year■■Located■adjacent■to■

Interstate-70,■less■than■10■miles■from■the■Ohio■border

■■We■offer■over■50■programs,■more■than■800■courses,■and■degrees■ranging■

from■certificates■to■master’s■degrees■■ 80■percent■

of■our■150-plus■facul-ty■members■have■doctorates■or■the■highest■degree■equiv-alent■for■their■field■■ Over■4,500■

graduates■in■our■alumni■network,■in■fields■ranging■from■business■and■law■to■health■care■and■edu-cation■■ 2,392■un-

dergraduate■students,■67■graduate■students■■ 52■percent■

full■time,■48■percent■part■time■■ 87■full-time■

faculty,■117■part-time■faculty

■■13:1■student-faculty■ratio

IU East big opportunity close to home

www.fafsa.ed.gov

www.iue.edu

2 - The Harrison Press, Wednesday, August 24, 2011; The Dearborn County Register & Ohio County News, Thursday, August 25, 2011



WE SPECIALIZE IN TURNING

DREAMS INTO CAREERS.

Cincinnati State offers over 100 high-quality

degree and certificate programs in a caring

environment – a t a fraction of the cost of other

area universities. From trouble-free transfer of

credits for those looking to get a bachelor’s degree, to a 91% job success rate for grads

looking to join the workforce – Cincinnati State

students get the choicest careers around.

Call 513-861-7700 or visit us at

www.cincinnatistate.edu today.

_ The Harrison Press, Wednesday, August 24, 2011; The Dearborn County Register & Ohio County News, Thursday, August 25, 2011 - 3



Miami University: Oxford,■OH■45056;■1-513-529-1809;■■Type■of■institution:■public■state-assisted■university;■regional■branches■in■

Hamilton,■Luxembourg■and■Middletown;■Numbers■and■types■of■degrees:■14■associ-ate’s■106■bachelor’s,■50■master’s■and■13■doctorate.

The University of Cincinnati:■2624■Clifton■Ave.,■Cincinnati,■OH■45221;■1-513-556-6000;■■Type■of■institution:■public■state-as-sisted■university;■regional■branches■in■Blue■Ash,■Raymond■Walters■College;■and■Bata-via,■Clermont■College;■Numbers■and■types■of■degrees:■49■associate’s,■103■bachelor’s,■85■master’s,■72■doctorate■and■certificate■programs.

Northern Kentucky University: Louie■B.■Nunn■Drive,■Highland■Heights,■Ky.■41099;■1-859-572-5220■or■1-800-637-9948;■■Type■of■in-stitution:■public■state-assisted■university;■Numbers■and■types■of■degrees:■eight■asso-ciate’s,■60■bachelor’s,■16■master’s,■two■pro-fessional.

Xavier University:■3800■Victory■Parkway,■Cin-cinnati,■OH■45207;■1-513-745-3000■or■1-800-344-4698;■Type■of■institution:■private■university;■Numbers■and■types■of■degrees:■19■associate’s,■63■bachelor’s,■18■master’s■

and■1■doctorate,■with■32■concentrations.Cincinnati State Technical and Community

College:■3520■Central■Parkway,■Cincinnati,■

OH■45223;■1-513-569-1500■or■1-513-861-7700;■Type■of■institution:■two-year■state-as-sisted■comprehensive■community■college■with■focus■on■cooperative■education/clinical■practice.■The■college■has■a■campus■at■Cin-cinnati■West■Airport■in■Harrison,■which■it■owns,■where■the■aviation■maintenance■technology■programs■and■some■general■education■course■work■are■housed.■Its■work■force■development■center■is■located■in■Evendale.■Numbers■and■types■of■degrees:■75■associate’s,■66■certificates.

College of Mount St. Joseph:■5701■Delhi■Road,■Cincinnati,■OH■45233;■1-513-244-4200■or■1-800-654-9314;■Type■of■institu-tion:■Four-year■liberal■arts■college;■Numbers■and■types■of■degrees:■11■associate’s,■42■bachelor’s,■5■master’s.

Thomas More College: 333■Thomas■More■Parkway;■Crestview■Hills,■Ky.■41017;■1-859-344-3332■or■1-800-825-4557;■Type■of■in-stitution:■private■four-year■college■with■lib-eral■arts■emphasis;■Numbers■and■types■of■degrees:■30■associate’s,■32■bachelor’s,■eight■pre-professional■programs,■and■mas-

ter’s■in■business■administration,■and■master■of■arts■in■teaching.

Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana, Law-renceburg Campus:■50■Walnut■St./500■In-dustrial■Drive,■Lawrenceburg,■IN■47025;■1-812-537-4010;■Type■of■institution:■two-year■state-assisted■community■college;■Twenty-four■campuses■throughout■Indiana;■Numbers■and■types■of■degrees:■13■associ-ate’s,■11■technical■certificates■and■a■part-nership■with■Indiana■University■East■for■three■bachelor■completion■programs■held■on■Lawrenceburg■campus.■www.ivytech.edu/southeast.

Indiana College Network:■714■N.■Senate■Ave.,■Indianapolis,■IN■46202;■1-800-426-8899,■[email protected]■or■www.icn.org;■Type■of■insti-tution:■collaboration■of■colleges■and■univer-sities■that■helps■students■locate■and■access■college■courses■offered■via■distance■educa-tion;■provides■distance■learning■via■satellite■TV,■Internet,■two-way■interactive■video■con-

ferencing,■videotape,■CD-ROM■and■tradi-tional■print-based■correspondence;■handles■2,600■courses■each■year,■listed■an■a■search-able■online■datebase,■for■Indiana■State■Uni-versity,■Indiana■University,■Purdue■Universi-ty,■Ball■State■University,■Taylor■University,■University■of■Southern■Indiana,■Vincennes■University,■Ivy■Tech■Community■College,■University■of■Indianapolis,■Indiana■Wesley-an■University,■University■of■St.■Francis■and■Saint■Mary-of-the■Woods■College.■Numbers■

and■types■of■degrees:■73■certificate,■en-dorsement■and■licensure■programs;■23■as-sociate’s;■18■bachelor’s■degree/completion■programs;■29■master’s;■one■doctorate.

Purdue University College of Technology Co-lumbus/Greensburg:Student■services,■4555■Central■Ave.,■Columbus,■IN■47203,■1-812-314-8526;■422■E.■Central■Ave.,■Suite■2,■Greensburg,■IN■47240,1-812-662-8686;■Type■of■institution:■public■state-assisted■university.■Classes■offered■in■Columbus■and■Greensburg.■Numbers■and■types■of■de-grees:■two■associate’s,■four■bachelor’s■and■two■certificates.

College Cooperative Southeast: 50■Walnut■St.,■Room■333,■Lawrenceburg,■IN■47025;■1-812-537-4010,■ext.■254■or■1-800-715-1058,■ext.■254;■CCS■serves■hundreds■of■students■per■semester.■The■College■Cooper-ative■Southeast■provides■access■to■distance■education■courses■and■degree■programs■via■Internet,■satellite,■two-way■video■confer-encing,■videotape■and■correspondence■from■Ball■State■University,■Independent■Col-leges■of■Indiana,■Indiana■State■University,■Indiana■University,■Ivy■Tech■Community■College,■Purdue■University,■Saint■Mary-of-the■Woods■College,■University■of■Southern■Indiana■and■Vincennes■University.■Types■of■degrees:■master’s,■bachelor’s■and■associ-ate’s,■PhD.■Degrees■and■enrollment■corre-late■with■associated■college■or■university.

One stop shop4 - The Harrison Press, Wednesday, August 24, 2011; The Dearborn County Register & Ohio County News, Thursday, August 25, 2011



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Just the factsCampus:■Located■in■Highland■Heights,■

Kentucky;■Within■Cincinnati■metropolitan■area;■■Four-year■public■university■Founded■in■1968;■Ac-credited■by■the■South-ern■Association■of■Colleges■and■Schools■■Students:■Fall■2010■■Students■enrolled:■15,748■■Undergraduates:■13,517■■Graduate:■1,615■■Law:■616■■Female:■8,946,■male:■6,802■■■Full-time:■10,712,■part-time:■5,036

■■Students■from■42■states■and■53■coun-tries■■From■Kentucky:■10,806■■From■Boone,■Campbell,■or■Kenton■

County:■8,400■■Faculty:■Fall■2010■■Full-time■faculty:■530■■Student-faculty■ratio:■17■to■1■■All■classes■taught■by■full-time■or■part-

time■faculty;■no■graduate■teaching■assis-tants■■Degree■programs■and■learning:■2009-10■■NKU■offers■70■bachelor's■degrees,■six■

associate■degrees,■22■graduate■pro-grams,■one■Juris■Doctor■and■one■Doctor■of■Education■in■Educational■Leadership,■as■well■as■more■than■30■graduate■certifi-cates.■■■More■than■260■students■participated■in■

study■abroad■programs■in■more■than■35■countries■worldwide.■

■■1,988■bachelor's■degrees■awarded■(2009-10)■■Most■popular■bachelor's■degrees■con-

ferred:■Health■professions■and■related■programs,■Teacher■Educa-tion,■Human■Resources■Management■and■Servic-es,■Business,■and■Criminal■

Justice■■■Student■Life■■1,850■residence■hall■spaces■■14■percent■of■the■undergraduate■stu-

dent■population■reside■in■University■Housing■■200-plus■campus■clubs■and■organiza-

tions■

■■NCAA■Division■II■athletics,■13■varsity■sports■■Member,■Great■Lakes■Valley■Confer-

ence■■■Men's■soccer■team■NCAA■Division■II■

National■Champions,■2010■■■Women's■basketball■national■champi-

ons,■2000■and■2008■■Other■Information■■Fiscal■year■2010-2011■budget:■

$198,000,000■■Portion■of■budget■from■regular■state■

appropriation:■$47,555,100■(24■percent)

■■Portion■of■budget■from■tuition■and■fees:■$119,474,000■(60■percent)■■Total■employees■as■of■November■1,■

2010:■2,043■■90■percent■of■2009-10■senior■survey■

respondents■said■they■would■recommend■NKU■to■family■and■friends

Northern Kentucky University:Go ‘Norse’ in the south

Think Ivy Tech

www.nku.edu

Complete an application for admission-Please■complete■an■application.■Your■application■is■valid■for■two■years■at■any■Ivy■Tech■campus■throughout■the■state.■You■do■not■have■to■apply■to■multiple■campuses■or■academic■programs.■Ivy■Tech■has■

an■open■admission■policy.Fill out the FAFSA - You■must■complete■your■FAFSA■ (Free■ Application■ for■Federal■Student■Aid)■to■receive■a■ grant■ or■student■ loan.■ And■while■students■may■apply■for■federal■financial■aid■ throughout■the■ year,■ Ivy■Tech■has■estab-lished■financial■ aid■priority■ processing■dates■for■each■enrollment■period.Schedule and attend a new student orienta-tion session - If■you■are■pursuing■a■degree■you■are■required■to■attend■one■of■the■College’s■New■Student■Orientation■sessions■prior■to■registering■

for■classes.■The■2½-3■hour■orientation■program■is■offered■ at■ various■ times■ and■ locations.■ You■must■schedule■and■attend■a■session■at■the■cam-pus■you■wish■to■enroll.■Students■who■do■not■in-tend■ to■seek■a■ degree■are■ also■ encouraged■to■attend.Schedule and complete the compass as-sessment - The■COMPASS■is■a■skills■assess-ment■tool■used■by■Ivy■Tech■to■ensure■you■are■taking■classes■ that■ fit■ your■ academic■needs.■The■COMPASS■is■not■a■test,■so■there■is■no■pass■

or■fail■grade,■but■you■need■to■complete■a■COM-PASS■assessment■on■campus■before■register-ing■for■classes.■The■COMPASS■includes■sec-tions■on■writing,■reading,■and■math.You■ are■ required■to■ complete■a■ COMPASS■as-

sessment■unless■ you■ have■ scores■ on■the■ SAT,■PSAT,■or■ACT■that■can■be■substituted■for■the■writ-

ing,■ reading,■ and■ math■ por-tions■of■the■COMPASS.■Gener-ally,■scores■of■460■or■higher■on■

each■section■of■ the■ SAT,■ 46■or■higher■ on■each■section■of■the■PSAT,■or■17■in■English,■18■in■read-ing,■18■in■math■or■higher■on■each■section■of■■of■the■ACT■are■eligible■for■substitution■as■long■as■they■were■completed■within■the■last■four■years.■You■are■strongly■encouraged■to■brush■up■on■your■writing,■reading,■and■math■prior■to■taking■the■as-sessment■by■completing■practice■tests.■Once■you■

have■prepared■yourself■ for■ the■ COMPASS,■ you■must■ schedule■ an■ appointment■ or■ visit■ during■walk-in■hours■(if■available)■to■complete■the■COM-PASS■assessment■at■your■local■campus.Meet with an academic advisor -You■must■schedule■an■appointment■with■an■academic■advisor■to■assist■you■in■developing■your■class■schedule■and■academic■plans.■You■will■learn■more■about■advising■at■New■Student■Orientation.

Cincinnati State is the region’s best

higher education value, offering associ-

ate degrees in business, health and pub-

lic safety, engineering technologies, in-

formation technologies, humanities, sci-

ences and uni-

versity transfer

programs.

The college helps students establish

lifelong career advantages through rel-

evant learning in small classes and real-

world, cooperative education experi-

ences.

Within six months of graduation,

more than 90 percent of Cincinnati State

graduates are employed or continuing

their education at four-year universities.

■■Clifton■Campus,■3520■Central■Park-way,■Cincinnati,■Ohio■45223

■■ West■Campus■&■Airport,■10030■West■Road,■Har-

rison,■Ohio■45030■■Workforce■Development■Center,■10100■

Reading■Road,■Cincinnati,■Ohio■45241Cincinnati State supports an open

admission policy based on a five-term

rolling admission process.

www.ivytech.edu

Cincinnati State degree offers high

chance of job, continuing education

www.cincinnatistate.edu

The Harrison Press, Wednesday, August 24, 2011; The Dearborn County Register & Ohio County News, Thursday, August 25, 2011 - 5






Antonelli College – Cincinnati is conve-niently located in the heart of downtown acrossfrom the Aronoff Performing Arts Center.

Antonelli College is one of Cincinnati’s old-

est colleges, and as a result, we’ve developedgreat relationships with downtown and areaemployers, providing you with the best career

placement options. Not to mention, our urban environment

resonates with the exciting soul of Cincin-nati’s nightlife andan entertainmentdistrict aboundingwith sporting events,clubs and performing arts centers.Antonelli■College■–■Cincinnati■Campus124■East■7th■Street

Cincinnati,■OH■45202Phone:■513-241-4338■■Fax:■513-241-9396Programs offered:

■■Business■Administration■■Graphic■Design■■■Hospitality■Arts■■■ Information■Technology■■Massage■Therapy■■Medical■Assisting■

■■Medical■Coding■and■Billing■■■PhotographyIf heading to campus isn’t convenient online

classes are an option at Antonelli College.

With Antonelli College’s online learningoption, you can conveniently complete your course at a time and place that works for you.

Antonelli’s online programs feature thesame career-focused education we provideat our local campuses. You will train for one

of today’s in-demandcareers while stillforming the personal

relationships we’re known for at AntonelliCollege.

Online learning courses have a maximumof 15-20 students in any one section. Our small classes allow for timely and meaning-ful interaction between students and facultythrough the use of online chats, forums, email,and telephone.

Online courses aren’t for everyone. Com- pleting a course online takes discipline, moti-vation and hard work. While we are proud tooffer this convenient option, we want to makesure it’s the right choice for you.

Antonelli: in person or online

www.antonellicollege.edu

Miami Hamilton and Miami Middle-

town have an open admission policy for first-time college students.Students in Indiana will find lower tu-

ition this year aswell as a valuableeducation.

You will be admitted if you have earneda diploma from a secondary programchartered by the state board of educa-tion, a General Educational Developmentdiploma, or if you are alternatively-edu-cated.

ACT/SAT TEST SCORES are required

ONLY from current high school seniorsand recent high school graduates withinthe last year.

Home schooled students may be re-quired to submit additional documenta-tion. Contact the Office of Admission atHamilton 1-513-785-311 or Middletown1-513-727-3216 for more information.

Undergraduate studies

Students majoring in integrative stud-

ies, engineering technology, and nursingcan pursue four-year degrees on the re-gional campuses.

Students mayalso begin their

b a c c a l a u r e a t estudies at Miami’s regional campuses andrelocate to the Oxford campus to com-

plete any one of dozens of majors fromaccounting to zoology. In order to relocateto the Oxford, students must complete atleast 20 semester hours with a 2.0 cumula-tive GPA at a regional campus.

Bachelor degrees that may be complet-ed entirely at Miami’s regional locations■■Bachelor■of■Integrative■Studies■■Bachelor■of■Science■in■Applied■Science■■Bachelor■of■Science■in■Information■

Technology,■with■a■Major■in■Health■Infor-mation■Technology*■■Bachelor■of■Science■in■Nursing

*Pending■approval■from■the■Chancellor■of■the■Ohio■Board■of■Regents.

www.ham.muohio.edu

Head for Miami: regionalcampuses affordable option

The Harrison Press, Wednesday, August 24, 2011; The Dearborn County Register & Ohio County News, Thursday, August 25, 2011 - 7




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