Partner with Central Ohio Technical College for Your Education and Your Future

Your success as a student at Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) is directly related to the partnership that is formed between you and the College. As with any collaboration, both partners have expectations of each other. COTC offers the learning community to support your academic success. In turn, the College has certain expectations of you, the student. A brief description of this mutually beneficial relationship is described below. We look forward to assisting you in your educational pursuits.

What You Can Expect from Us...

What the College Expects from You...

• Credibility

  • Top 10 Reasons to Choose COTC

  • Employer Satisfaction Survey and Interviews (2006-2007)

  • Tech Prep

  • Regionally accredited institution with additionally applicable accreditations, as appropriate, in your field of study

  • Educational Experience Based on COTC's Mission, Values, and Goals

• Educational Planning

  • Quality Plans of Study to Ensure Your Success in a Career

  • Clearly Defined Learning Outcomes to Know Our Expectations

  • Effective Assessment to Track Your Progress - Information provided by the Student Learning Assessment Steering Committee (SLASC) includes newsletters, resources, SLASC members, faculty education, and assessment plans.

  • COTC Transfer Assurance Guide (TAGS) Information

  • Ohio Transfer Module Information

• Student Support Services

  • Learning Skills Services

  • Tutoring Center

  • Testing Center

  • Office of Disability Services (ODS) - is an academic support unit for COTC and its students. ODS provides FREE programs and services designed to help students sharpen the skills that they will need to have in order for them to succeed in college. The office is located at the Warner Center. Contact information is 740-366-9246 (Local), 614-292-4094 (Columbus), 1-800-9NEWARK (Ohio), or 740-364-9646 (FAX).

  • COTC Math Lab

  • TechConnect - Student-to-student help.

• An Ongoing Commitment to Your Educational, Professional and Personal Development

• Active Participation in the Learning Community

• Thoughtful Selection of Your Plan of Study

• An Understanding and Appreciation of the Learning Outcomes of Your Courses and Programs

• Utilization of the College's Assessment Tools to Track Your Progress

• Active and Diligent Pursuit of Appropriate Learning Services to Get You Back on Track if Challenges Surface That Impede Your Progress
  
  

Student Success Contacts - Susan Woolard, 740-364-9543.