Coshocton Campus Location
The Coshocton campus is located in historic Roscoe Village just west of State Route 16 in Coshocton County.
Montgomery Hall
200 North Whitewoman Street
Coshocton, OH 43812
Alan Roberts
Building Supervisor
Chris Norman
Assistant Building Supervisor
Admissions
Regular admission to a degree or certificate program is open to all who have earned a high school diploma, completed homeschooling at the secondary level or passed the General Education Development (GED) test. COTC may also grant prior-learning credit for certain life and career experiences. New students must submit the free application for admission.
Degrees and Certificates at Coshocton
COTC offers some career-ready associate degrees and certificates and transfer associate degrees in full at the Coshocton campus* through a combination of in-person and remote learning.**
Individual general education courses for COTC’s 50+ programs or transfer-friendly credit to other state universities are also available.
Plus, high school students participate in our College Credit Plus program earning transfer-friendly college credit – some finishing a certificate or associate degree before they earn their high school diploma – and saving thousands on their college tuition.
Career-ready Associate Degrees
Gain the skills for a new career or career advancement with a
two-year associate degree:
Summer Semester 2022.
All Semesters
Career-ready Certificates
Gain the job skills for a career in one or two semesters. COTC certificates also count toward an associate degree, helping students advance on a long-term career path:
Summer Semester 2022
Autumn Semester 2022
- Industrial Electrician Certificate
- State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) Certificate
- Patient Care Technician Certificate
Spring Semester 2023
- Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Basic Certificate
- Phlebotomy Certificate
- State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) Certificate
- Practical Nursing Certificate
All Semesters
- Addiction Studies Certificate
- Behavioral and Mental Health Certificate
- Case Management for the Healthcare and Gerontology Professional Certificate
Transfer Associate Degrees
Complete the first two years of a bachelor’s degree:
Transfer seamlessly to any public four-year institution in Ohio, and even a few private universities. Our transfer degrees are the equivalent of the first two years of a bachelor’s degree, so you can enter the university as a junior.
College Credit Plus
College Credit Plus (CCP) is an opportunity to earn both high
school and college credits at the same time — at no cost to you.
Students who are eligible to participate in CCP can pursue, and
in some cases complete, a certificate or an associate degree
while in high school.
These certificate programs begin in Autumn
2022.
- CCP Transfer Ready Certificates (see pg. 6)
Non-credit Courses
A mix of industry professional development and personal enrichment classes are offered by the Career and Technical Education Centers of Licking County (C-TEC) through a partnership with COTC.
- American Heart Association (AHA) CPR First Aid course
- Fire Extinguisher Training
- HAZWOPER Awareness (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response)
- National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) Core
- OSHA 10-General Industry
To register for any of the above non-credit courses, visit ctec.axstudent.com/#/categories. For questions, please contact Kyle Fulton at 740.364.2333 or kfulton@c-tec.edu.
*While we make every effort to run the following programs in full at the Coshocton campus, some courses and/or programs may be canceled due to low enrollment.
**Remote learning options include courses that are delivered online, via Zoom or in our video-connected classrooms. View all learning formats.
Free GED and Adult Diploma Program
New student orientation is held on Wednesdays.
Free classes are offered Tuesday and Thursday
Student Services
COTC’s academic, personal and other support services are available to students at the Coshocton campus.
Academic Advising
An academic advisor helps students map academic and career goals, register for classes, and stay on track to graduate. Appointments are recommended. Contact your advisor to schedule an appointment or email cotcadvising@mail.cotc.edu.
Jessie
Wohlford
Phone: 740.622.1408
Learn more about Academic Advising.
Academic and Personal Support
A student success coach helps you build academic and college-life skills to prevent, prepare for and respond to common obstacles students encounter in higher education. A coach can also connect you with the academic support services available through the Student Success Center (testing and tutoring services) and the Office of Student Life (personal counseling, disability services and student conduct).
Jackie
Farmer
Phone: 740.722.6080
Library
Coshocton campus students can use the library catalog or OhioLINK to request physical materials be delivered to the Coshocton campus.
Contact a librarian through chat, phone, Zoom or email.
John L. and Christine Warner Library
Information Technology Services
PC computer lab: Room 265
Mac computer lab: Room 365
Wireless internet access: Connect to the eduroam network using your COTC student credentials to log in.
Service desk: 740.366.9244 or 614.688.4357 (HELP) Press 3 for
Managed IT Services
24/7 service is provided in partnership with Ohio State. If
you are calling after regular business hours, please identify
yourself as a COTC student so that the support staff can help you
most effectively.
Young Leader of the Year Award
The Coshocton County Young Leader of the Year Award is presented by Central Ohio Technical College to a community leader who has demonstrated a commitment to Coshocton County early in his/her career.
GED Test Center
Lori LeVeque, Testing Coordinator
740.366.9193
GED Process
- COTC’s Coshocton Campus is the official GED Test Site (Pearson VUE certified) for Coshocton County.
- GED testing is typically scheduled for the first Thursday of each month.
- Students needs to be at the testing site – Room 444 – at 8:30 a.m., with testing starting at 9.
- A photo ID is required to take the test. Completion time depends on the number of subjects taken.
- If needing to reschedule after already registered for a testing group, the student is responsible for making arrangements with GED Testing Service at 877.392.6433 prior to the day of testing. If done in advance, the student can likely test the next month instead without repayment.
GED Registration
Many of the 12 monthly GED testing seats at COTC Coshocton are filled with students from the ABLE Program at Coshocton County Job & Family Services, and enrolled students are guided through the registration process when ready to test. However, seats are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis, so individuals wanting to take the test on their own can do so by completing the following steps (have an established e-mail address and photo ID ready beforehand):
- Sign up for an Ohio SAFE Account user name and password through the Ohio Department of Education.
- After SAFE Account registration is finalized (via e-mail confirmation), go to GED.com and sign up for a MyGED page
- To obtain a voucher number to help pay for the test (first time only in each subject), agree to voucher participation on the MyGED registration, then later contact one of the listed Career Technical Planning Districts (CTPDs) to acquire the voucher.
- Register to take the test at COTC Coshocton via your MyGED page. If a voucher number was obtained, enter it at the payment screen before making the remainder of the payment with a debit or credit card. The entire test consists of four subjects (Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies) and costs $30 per subject. Students do not have to take all of the subjects the same day.
- After taking the test, view results within 24 hours on your MyGED page. The official GED Ready practice test is also available to take on your page for $6 per subject.