Name: University of Cincinnati
Address: 2600 Clifton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45221, USA, US
Telephone: +1 513-556-6000

University of Cincinnati is a university, located at 2600 Clifton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45221, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 513-556-6000, visit their website www.uc.edu for more detailed information.

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Anonymous

08 November 2021

Was there for Game Day/Homecoming; it was electrifying! Hadn't been on campus for a couple of years; it has come a long way since I was there daily. Go UC!
Anonymous

28 September 2021

The beautiful lady that runs the front entrance of the campus was very friendly and knowledgable. She was very professional and neat. She gets a five star.
Anonymous

09 September 2021

An excellent public state college with several programs of note in the DAP and business program. The tuition is much more affordable than most private universities. The professor quality is of a high standard. Plus the uni is always building and expanding it's capacity.
Anonymous

09 September 2021

Greatest wrestling show in the world!!! Easy to find our seats an everything was close to us.
Anonymous

16 August 2021

Beautiful campus. They have a nice book store with a ton of Cincinnati Bearcats clothing and nick nacks. The football field is awesome.
Anonymous

23 April 2018

From my experience with an alumnus I am impressed with her integrity forbearance and her unselfish devotion to her daughters . A truly fine Lady that I admire. And since she spoke with pride about the university and had a daughter following in her footsteps becoming a Bearcat It must be a great University.
Anonymous

21 April 2018

I attended a class field trip to the UC campus, sponsored by class adopters. Overall it was an amazing experience. From what I was exposed to on the tour, the University has a lot to offer in terms of aesthetics, resources, extra curricular activities. It was like a world within a world.
Anonymous

10 April 2018

Founded in 1819 as Cincinnati College, it is the oldest institution of higher education in Cincinnati and has an annual enrollment of over 44,000 students, making it the second largest university in Ohio and one of the 50 largest universities in the United States.
In the 2010 survey by Times Higher Education (UK), the university was ranked in the top 100 universities in North America and as one of the top 250 in the world.
Beginning with the 2011 edition of the U.S. News & World Report "Best Colleges" rankings, the University of Cincinnati has been ranked as a Tier One university, ranking as the 140th National University and 71st Top Public University in the 2016 rankings.
Anonymous

15 March 2018

One of the best universities in US. The campus is really beautiful! The people around are really friendly and the best thing about UC is the Rec center!
Anonymous

31 January 2018

I really like this university, I'm only 14 years old, but I'm sure I want and I can get to live in this university in the future, there's still a good time ahead, and I know very well that in order to enter here, it would take effort, So, I will do everything possible to be able to enter this university in the year that I am playing and can enter
Anonymous

27 October 2017

Fun campus, I enjoyed being a student here. I want to highlight that the honors program sucks though.
Anonymous

02 October 2017

The University of Cincinnati is a great research and engineering University. Beautiful buildings and for the most part good staff.
Anonymous

30 August 2017

A great school with students who strongly support ethics and improvements within their community. I am part of a group that has been organizing a boycott against the Bonbonerie a bakery in hyde park that is owned by a woman who not only supports severe gender discrimination but has also joined groups aimed at attacking the victims of gender discrimination. I have been astonished at how much these kids care. How much ownership they take over their community. they are truly fantastic people at this school and I am grateful for their help.
Anonymous

18 August 2017

Very unorganized and terrible advisors. The advisors barely communicated with each department and I was pretty much left on my own to figure out how THEIR system works. I had a few professors that didn't care about how well their class was going at all, even had an English teacher show up maybe 50% of the time we had class. Transferred to another school and it's been a world of difference. I don't recommend this school and incoming freshman should beware. Hopefully other people have had a better experience than me.
Anonymous

14 August 2017

Couldn't be more proud to be a University of Cincinnati Bearcat Alum. Great school, the area surrounding the school gets better every day, and they have programs that will help you get a job prior to or shortly after graduating. Go Bearcats!!!
Anonymous

27 June 2017

Love this University! Very well planned. Good sports program. Attended here for my Master's and thoroughly enjoyed it. Engineering school is great but lacks proper industrial coordination
Anonymous

13 May 2017

If you're considering going here I don't recommend it. In my experience the teachers have very little interaction and time for students. I had grades not recorded on assignments that I had completed, grade books weren't updated for 1/2 the semester, and then teachers wouldn't respond to e-mails. I also had a few really good teachers while there which is why this is a 2 star rating instead of a 1, but I don't really feel they are the norm. The few really good ones are the exception, not the rule.
My academic adviser was really poor as well. Another student that I had gone to community college with had a good adviser that actually complied a list of courses that would transfer to UC and sent me that list. I brought the list to my adviser so that I could plan out summer classes, but she just told me she wasn't an adviser at that college and couldn't provide me any help. Then she made me repeat a class that I later found out from other people that had taken the same class with me that their advisers told them their credits had transferred. I had an A in the first class, and an A in the second, so it turned out just to be a needless repeat of work. Lastly she was very unaccommodating of my schedule. Since i work full time and live more than an hour from campus i tried to get her to do my advising through phone and/or email, but she refused that as well. I would have done a better job navigating the year on my own if I had never consulted with the adviser that I was assigned to. Other students had better experiences with their adviser than I did. If other students hadn't had good advisers I might not have known how terrible mine was.
At the end of the semester i took pictures of assignments that had been returned to me, but hadn't been recorded and emailed them to one particular teacher. I get that errors happen, but that particular teacher refused to budge even when I sent the assignment showing I had completed it. She told me that she wouldn't accept it as a late assignment. I don't really think she read my e-mail, that would have been too much of an inconvenience to her. UC teachers just aren't there because they want students to succeed. They are there because it gives them personal gratification to have a position (that's my observational opinion anyway). I'm transferring and paying the extra money to go to a private college.
Anonymous

14 December 2016

Has a great engineering program and co-op program. Was able to graduate with only $3000 in student loans due to my co-op experience.
Anonymous

07 December 2016

Veterans against university of cincinnati will not support this or any university that supports the disgraceful display of the American flag
Anonymous

24 November 2016

UC does have a gorgeous campus, I will give it that. I also always feel safe when I'm there, no matter what time I'm walking through.

But that's about all the good things. The hills and the stairs and the walkways that go in circles/nowhere are kind of annoying, but it's Cincinnati I shouldn't be all that surprised really.

they could seriously do with some signage, or maps, or more directional markers. It's horrible when you're not quite sure where you're going. There's roads that look like sidewalks and sidewalks that look like roads, and the parking is.. well as atrocious as the rest of Cincy really.

But I do love that their student center has great food choices, and a movie theater. The rec center is amazing as well! I just wish it didn't cost an arm and a leg and your first born to have a membership there.
Anonymous

04 October 2016

Great campus with intellectually stimulating classes, impressive co-op program, and exciting clubs.
Anonymous

20 September 2016

If you get the student health insurance, better not get sick! If you do, you'll wait 3 days to get into one of the 2 clinics. If you try to go anywhere else, you have to pay full cost till you meet your $500 deductible! Good deal for $1140 a semester! Right? Right?!