Ranked among the top community colleges in the United States, Sinclair Community College offers a variety of associate degrees and certificates to prepare students for entry into the workforce. The school has four academic programs which include the Business and Public Services Division; Life and Health Sciences; Science, Mathematics and Engineering Division; and, Liberal Arts, Communication and Social Sciences. All four divisions provide a strong foundation for preparing students for four-year institutions, as well as for entry-level positions in the workforce.
Sinclair Community College also offers an Honors Program for exceptional students seeking a challenging learning environment. In addition, distance learning is also available for students interested in flexible scheduling, online classes and minimal on-campus meetings. These courses have the option of alternative testing which includes online testing, projects, reports, papers, and/or course participation.
Sinclair Community College is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The college is also a member of the North Central Association and the Ohio Association of Colleges.
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Most Popular Fields of Study
The top 5 fields of study completed at Sinclair Community College.
Sinclair Community College serves a wide range of students, including high school graduates, transient students, international students, transfer students, and distance learning students.
Prospective students can apply to Sinclair Community College by following these steps:
Fill out and submit an admissions application (may apply online)
Complete the placement exam
Schedule and attend student orientation
Meet with an Academic Advisor
Transfer students must speak to an academic advisor to determine if a placement exam is required. Students enrolling in classes to enhance their work skills or for personal interests, and are not seeking a degree, do not need to take a placement exam.
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Financial Aid
Sinclair Community College offers several financial aid options to qualifying students. Students may be eligible for grants, scholarships, loans, or work study. All students seeking aid are required to fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Some financial aid available includes Federal Pell grant, Federal Academic Competitiveness Grant, Institutional Access Grant & Book Scholarship, various loans, and Federal Work Study. The college also offers tuition payment plans customized to the student’s individual needs. For additional information, contact the financial aid office.
Note: Some scholarships may require additional information.
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Student Financial Aid Details
How many students use Financial Aid, and how much do they use?
Sinclair Community College 5111th for the average student loan amount.
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Sinclair Community College serves many different students, including degree seeking students, international students, and students enrolled in distance learning. Class sizes are smaller with a student teacher ratio of 19:1, which is among the lowest in colleges located in Ohio. The smaller class sizes provide excellent learning capabilities and extra one-on-one attention for the students.
Campus life at Sinclair Community College is active and full of opportunities for students to get involved in including over 40 clubs and organizations, intercollegiate sports, as well as intramural sports, a student leadership group, and a student newspaper called the Clarion.
The college also provides a physical activities center, campus dining with a diverse menu, a bookstore, and a library which is open six days a week. Sinclair Community College’s library provides a wide range of research tools of books, media and research databases, and journals. The library also provides study rooms, a computer lab, tutoring services, a writing center, and its own Starbucks coffee shop.
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Student Enrollment Demographics
How many students are enrolled at Sinclair Community College?
Sinclair Community College Tartans compete in the National Junior College Athletics Association (NJCAA), Region XII, and are members of the Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (OCCAC).
Tartan athletics include men’s and women’s basketball, men’s baseball, women’s tennis, and women’s volleyball.
In addition to intercollegiate sports, Sinclair Community College also offers intramural sports for men and women. They are men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s volleyball, and cheerleading.
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Campus Crime Statistics
Ranks 1st in Ohio and
22nd overall
on StateUniversity.com‘s Safe School Index
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over 1 year agoWill
Sinclair Community College in Dayton Ohio may be losing their Nursing License as soon as January 2011. Sinclair Community Colleges Nursing Program knowingly let Nursing Professor (Mary Beth Lodge) teach nursing students for 5 years without having a nursing license. Marcia Miller (Program Director) & Mary Beth Lodge (Sinclair Nursing Professor) are both facing felony charges from the State of Ohio. Gloria Goldman (Assistant Nursing Provost) & Marcia Miller ( Sinclair Nursing School Program Director) are both on administrative leave until investigation is completed and Sinclair Nursing Professor Mary Beth Lodge has been fired. You can read more about this story here: http://tinyurl.com/36qr2nq
over 4 years agoBeverly A mcKnight beverlyaocean ((at)) verizon dot net
I would like to know if you still have transcripts from as far back as 1967? I don't know if this the correct format to use, however, I'm trying to re-enroll in college after a lot years. I've decided to get my BA degree after sending my children to college and having them give me with seven wonderful grandchildre. For many years I've been preaching to them how important it is for them to get their education, now it's time for me to practice what I've been preaching. I am now living in California and wish to enroll in the University of Phoenix Online program. so if you can help me get the information I would greatly appreciate it. My name is Beverly A McKnight and I lived in Dayton at the time. Please help if you can.
Thank You
over 4 years agoJean Zeele ww7872 ((at)) dragonbbs dot com
Every time your new TV ad comes on, even if I'm on the PC, with my back turned -- I scream in pain. Why, oh why, did you choose that girl (the one with glasses) to do the ad? Her voice is absolute torture.
over 4 years agoBrenda M. Copeland Brendamcopeland ((at)) aol dot com
Recently I lost many of my important records and I would like to know about purchasing a copy of my graduation diploma and my final grade record from 1983. My name at that time was Brenda M. Levine. Thank you.
almost 5 years agoMartin Ginter barbskids56 ((at)) yahoo dot com
I need to take a class for the trade tool & die & learn to operate a CNC machine. Do you offer a class for this trade?
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Sinclair Community College in Dayton Ohio may be losing their Nursing License as soon as January 2011. Sinclair Community Colleges Nursing Program knowingly let Nursing Professor (Mary Beth Lodge) teach nursing students for 5 years without having a nursing license. Marcia Miller (Program Director) & Mary Beth Lodge (Sinclair Nursing Professor) are both facing felony charges from the State of Ohio. Gloria Goldman (Assistant Nursing Provost) & Marcia Miller ( Sinclair Nursing School Program Director) are both on administrative leave until investigation is completed and Sinclair Nursing Professor Mary Beth Lodge has been fired. You can read more about this story here: http://tinyurl.com/36qr2nq