CSCC and UT Collaborative Degrees

Benefits of enrolling in Columbus State Community Colleges and University of Toledo's Collaborative Degree

• Distance Learning courses at Columbus State and the University of Toledo utilize a variety of new web technologies and software to provide a stimulating and interactive learning experience that prepare students for the 21st century workforce.
• Distance Learning through CSCC and UT offer a unique alternative to traditional on campus learning, allowing students from around the state to around the globe the capability of learning anytime and anywhere
• Courses at Columbus State and the University of Toledo allow you flexibility in your course scheduling and your lifestyle while working towards your educational goals
• Columbus State and The University of Toledo offer a comprehensive on-line support system for distance learners which include the admissions, registration fee payment, financial aid, orientation, academic advising, book store, tutoring, student help desk, and access to Ohio Link, a virtual research library for the state of Ohio.
• Students enrolled at Columbus State and the University of Toledo will have access to outstanding and experienced faculty teaching from over 500 courses currently available through distance learning options.
• Students have access to experienced, professional advising staff for assistance.

At UT admission preference is given to CSCC associate degree holders, the application fee is waived for CSCC graduates applying to the ALS program, and opportunities exist for UT scholarships for CSCC students.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How can I learn more about Columbus State's Associate of Arts program and how to get started?

Visit the Getting Started site at http://global.cscc.edu/getting_started/index.htm, or contact any advisor at: http://cscc.edu/docs/Couns/AAAS.htm or call; 800-621-6407, Local: 287-2660.

How can I learn more about The University of Toledo's Bachelor Liberal Studies Degree?

Visit the home page for the degree at: http://www.dl.utoledo.edu/programs/bachelorALS.htm

Do I ever need to go to campus if I am enrolled in an on-line course at Columbus State?

While daily trips to campus are eliminated, a few on-campus visits may be required for laboratory work or testing. For students who live out of the service area, tests can be proctored at an approved site location such as a local college, university or library. For more information on the proctoring process, go to http://www.cscc.edu/sstc/offcampus.htm.

How will my courses transfer?

Because of the Articulation Degree between Columbus state college and The University of Toledo, courses will transfer effortlessly from Columbus State to The University of Toledo.

How can I complete my bachelor degree at UT?

After you have earned your associate degree at Columbus State, you will be able to complete a bachelors degree through Distance Learning at The University of Toledo. Information about the Distance Learning program can be found at: http://www.dl.utoledo.edu

How do I apply for financial aid at UT?

You can apply for financial aid on line at www.fafsa.ed.gov. If you apply for financial aid at Columbus State, you can also have the information sent to UT. In step six of the FAFSA form, you can add UT to the school information section. The UT code is 003131. This is very important if you plan to transfer during the academic year.

Are there any scholarship opportunities for transfer students?

Yes, several transfer scholarship opportunities are available for transfer students. Detailed information can be found at: http://www.financialaid.utoledo.edu/index.html