CincinnatiEducation.com - 
 Students
attending school in Cincinnati will find a city that is not
too big or too small. Its home to several sports venues,
museums, and galleries. Besides these, there are other cultural
and recreational amenities in the city and its suburbs - which
quickly become more rural in nature. Many companies make their
home in the city, providing good job opportunities to students
upon graduation... to learn more, check out our Guide to Cincinnati Colleges & Universities.
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Advertising - Marketing, Communication, Media...
Art - Art Therapy, Art Administration, Crafts...
Broadcasting - Find a degree in radio & tv...
Business - Programs in Business Administration...
Computer/IT - Computer Science Degrees, Programs...
Cosmetology - Cosmetology Schools & Programs...
Culinary - Hotel Management, Hospitality Arts...
Dental - Dental hygienist programs, dental medicine...
Engineering - Engineering Schools & Programs...
Environmental - Ecology, Natural Resource Management...
Fashion - Clothing design, pattern design, sales...
Film & Video - Producer, director, stage manager school...
Graphic Design - Find a Graphic Design Degree...
Health/Medical - Find a medical program or school...
Interior Design - Find a school for interior decorating...
Language - Foreign language & culture programs...
Law - Degree, certificates in legal specialties...
Nursing - Family Care, Gerontology, Pediatrics Nurses...
Performing Arts - Degree programs in performing arts...
Photography - Still photography, film, black and white...
Psychology - Counseling and pyschology degrees...
Veterinary - Veterinary Schools & Programs...
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| Cincinnati Education Highlights |
- In 2004, ranked in the top 5 of America's Most Literate Cities.
- Many opportunities for students to intern at local companies.
- Variety of cultural resources to choose from.
- 76.7% of residents 25 years or older have high school education
or higher.
- Percent of males to females: 47.2 vs. 52.8.
- On average, there is one teacher for every thirteen students
in area.
- Rated "Most Livable City" in 2004.
- 32.1 years is the median age of residents.
- Has one of the top 20 public research universities in the United
States.
- Ranked No. 1 College Basketball City in 2004.
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