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Human Services Program Degree Plan

2016-2017 Central Ohio Technical College ​

Autumn Semester

ENGL-112

* Composition I

3

HSV-100

Principles of Social Work

3

HSV-110

Chemical Dependency I

3

HSV-120

Direct Practice Skills

3

SOC-100

Introduction to Sociology

3

 

Total

15

Spring Semester

ENGL-113

* Composition II

3

HSV-130

Case Management in Human Services

3

HSV-141

Therapeutic Group Practices Skills

3

HSV-150

Social Welfare & Policy

3

MATH-130 or MATH-140

* Introduction to Statistics

3

 

Total

15

Autumn Semester

HSV-200

* Family Systems

3

HSV-285

* Human Services Practicum I

3

PHIL-100

* Critical Thinking

3

PSY-100

​ * Introduction to Psychology

3

SPCH-100

​Fundamentals of Communication

3

 

Total

15

Spring Semester

HSV-235

* Capstone Generalist Human Services Practice

3

HSV-240 or HSV-250

* Social Services for Aging Population or Chemical Dependency II

3

HSV-286

* Human Services Practicum II

3

PSY-200

* Abnormal Psychology

3

PSY-210

* Developmental Psychology

3

 

Total

15

Total Hours Required

Total Hours Required For Degree:  60.00

Helpful Information

  • * Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

  • All courses require a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to graduate from this program

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – January 2016
Office of Academic Affairs

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Associate Of Science Degree Plan

2016-2017 Central Ohio Technical College

Arts and Humanities

A Minimum of 12.00 Semester Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

​​Must Take Both Courses Listed – 6.00 Credit Hours:

PHIL-100

* Critical Thinking

3

PHIL-200

* Introduction to Ethics

3

​​​​​​​​Pick Two of the Listed Courses – 6.00 Credit Hours: 

ARCH-176

Architecture History Survey

3

DMD-100

Fundamentals of Drawing

3

DMD-105

Digital Photography I

3

DMD-106

Mass Media Communications

3

ENGL-211

​* Survey of American Literature I

3

ENGL-212

​* Survey of American Literature II

3

ENGL-221

​* Survey of British Literature I

3

ENGL-222

​* Survey of British Literature II

3

HIST-150

US History I: To 1877

3

HIST-151

US History II: Since 1877

3

PHIL-150

​* Introduction to Philosophy

3

English Composition and Literature

A Minimum of 9.00 Semester Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

Must Take This Course – 3.00 Credit Hours:

ENGL-112

​* Composition I

3

​​​Pick One of the Listed Courses – 3.00 Credit Hours:

ENGL-113

​* Composition II

3

ENGL-216

​* Writing About Literature

3

​ENGL-207

​* Business & Professional Communication

3

ENGL-211

​* Survey of American Literature I

3

ENGL-212

​* Survey of American Literature II

3

ENGL-216

Writing About Literature

3

ENGL-221

​* Survey of British Literature I

3

ENGL-222

​* Survey of British Literature II

3

Pick One of the Listed Courses – 3.00 Credit Hours:

SPCH-100

Fundamentals of Communication

3

SPCH-205

Public Speaking

3

SPCH-210

Small Group Communications

3

Social and Behavioral Sciences

A Minimum of 12.00 Semester Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

Must Take This Course – 3.00 Credit Hours:

SOC-110

Cultural Diversity

3

 Pick One of the Listed Courses – 3.00 Credit Hours:

PSY-100

​* Introduction to Psychology

3

SOC-100

Introduction to Sociology

3

 Pick Two of the Listed Courses - 6.00 Credit Hours:

ECON-105

Principles of Microeconomics

3

​ECON-110

Principles of Macroeconomics

3

HSV-100

Principles of Social Work

3

HSV-150

Social Welfare & Policy

3

PSY-200

​* Abnormal Psychology

3

PSY-210

​* Developmental Psychology

3

PSY-220

​* Social Psychology

3

Sciences and Mathematics

A Minimum of 27.00 Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

Mathematics Choices

​Must complete a minimum of 13.00 credit hours:

MATH-110

​Trigonometry

3

MATH-130

​* ​Introduction to Statistics

3

MATH-150

​* ​Pre-Calculus

5

MATH-200

​* Calculus I

5

MATH-210

​* Calculus II

5

Lab Science Choices

Must complete a minimum of 14.00 credit hours:

BIO-105

Environmental Science

4

BIO-120

​* General Biology

4

BIO-121

​* Human Biology

4

BIO-130

​* Anatomy & Physiology I

4

BIO-131

​* Anatomy & Physiology II

4

BIO-140

General Ecology

4

BIO-160

​* Biology I

5

BIO-161

​* Biology II

5

BIO-200

​* Microbiology

4

​BIO-210

​* Pathophysiology of Human Diseases

4

CHEM-100

​* Basic Chemistry

4

CHEM-101

​* General Organic Chemistry

4

CHEM-110

​* Chemistry I

5

CHEM-111

​* ​Chemistry II

5

PHYS-110

​* Physics I

4

PHYS-111

​* Physics  II

4

Total Hours Required

  • Total Hours Required For Degree:  60.00

Helpful Information

Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

All courses require a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to progress and graduate from this program.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – January 2016
Office of Academic Affairs

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Radiologic Science Technology Degree Plan

2020-2021 Central Ohio Technical College

Pre Admission Course Requirements

The Associate of Applied Science degree program in Radiologic Science Technology is a selection-based program, meaning a student must APPLY to the program and then be SELECTED into the program before being able to meet graduation requirements. The following COTC courses (or their equivalents) must be completed prior to being admitted into the Radiologic Science Technology program. All courses must be completed with a grade of C (2.00) or better.

MATH-140

* College Algebra

3

Autumn Semester

BIO-130

* Anatomy & Physiology I

4

ENGL-112

* Composition I

3

HLT-110

Medical Terminology

2

RAD-101

* Imaging Procedures I

3

RAD-130

* Radiation Physics I

1.5

RAD-188

* Clinical Education in Radiology I

1.5

 

Total

15

Spring Semester

BIO-131

* Anatomy & Physiology II

4

RAD-103

* Imaging Procedures II

3

RAD-131

* Radiation Physics II

1.5

RAD-133

* Image Acquisition

4

RAD-165

* Patient Care & Management II

1

RAD-186

* Clinical Education in Radiology II

2

 

Total

15.5

Summer Semester

PSY-100

* Introduction to Psychology

3

RAD-154

* Medical Imaging Seminar I

1

RAD-166

* Patient Care and Management III

1

RAD-284

* Clinical Education in Radiology IV

3

SOC-110

Cultural Diversity

3

 

Total

11

Autumn Semester

RAD-135

* Radiology & Radiation Protection

1

RAD-212

* Radiologic Pathology I

1

RAD-233

* Quality Assurance and Image Production

3

RAD-267

* Patient Care and Management IV

1

RAD-286

* Clinical Education in Radiology IV

2

SPCH-210

Small Group Communications

3

 

Total

11

Spring Semester

DMS-110

* Cross Sectional Anatomy

2

RAD-213

* Radiologic Pathology II

1

RAD-226

* Departmental Administration

1.5

RAD-246

* Current Issues & Ethics in Medical Imaging

1.5

RAD-255

* Medical Imaging Seminar II

1

RAD-288

* Clinical Education in Radiology V

2

 

Total

9

Total Hours Required

  • Total Hours Required For Degree:  64.50

Helpful Information

Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

All courses require a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to progress and graduate from this program.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date –April 2020​ 
Office of Academic Affairs

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Culinary Science 1 Year Certificate Plan

2020-2021 Central Ohio Technical College

Autumn Semester

CHEM-100

* Basic Chemistry

4

CUL-101

~ Introduction to Culinary Science

2

CUL-102

~​ Product Knowledge & Purchasing

2

CUL-103

~​ Food Service Safety

1

CUL-110

* ~ ​Culinary Skills Development I

3

PHIL-100

* Critical Thinking

3

 

Total

15

Spring Semester

CUL-111

* ~ ​Culinary Fabrication

3

CUL-120

* ~​ Culinary Skills Development II

3

CUL-210

* Techniques of Banqueting & Catering

3

CUL-211

* Baking, Pastry and Desserts

3

ENGL-112

* ~ ​Composition I

3

HLT-115

Human Nutrition

2

 

Total

17

Total Hours Required

  • Total Hours Required For Certificate:  32.00

 Helpful Information

* Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

~​ Indicates this course requires a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to progress and graduate from this program.

This program is 30 weeks in length.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – April 2020
Office of Academic Affairs

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Early Childhood Education Technology – Learning Outcome

​Statement of Purpose

​The Early Childhood Education Associate Degree Program is designed to prepare qualified individuals in the field of early childhood development and education.  Graduates will meet the needs of the early childhood community prepared as professionals ready to assume positions as early childhood teachers or assistants, program administrators, family service workers or continue their formal and informal educational path in a related field of study.

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Student Loan Counseling

Students who borrow from the Federal Direct Loan Program are required to complete Entrance and Exit Counseling. These sessions are required by Federal Regulations and offer information relating to the terms and conditions of the loan programs and a student’s obligation when borrowing. The Office of Financial Aid is notified electronically when students have completed the required counseling.

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What type of student am I?

Still need help understanding what type of student you are and what to do next?

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Connect with our COTC Admissions team in the Gateway Enrollment Center. We’re here to make sure you are on the right college and career path to meet your educational goals. We can help you explore our academic programs, our beautiful campus locations, and how to get enrolled as a student at COTC. Students can schedule their own appointment to talk with an Admissions Representative. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Investing in our facilities to expand opportunities for our students

Alford Center

Newark Campus

The 60,000-square-foot John and Mary Alford Center for Science and Technology (pictured) opened for classes in autumn 2021, bringing a health science simulation center to the campus. This multi-disciplinary space, mirroring an acute care hospital, contains two patient rooms, an emergency room and an operating room with an adjoining scrub-in station so COTC students can experience various “real life” medical scenarios in a learning environment.

Founders Hall, the college’s oldest and largest building, is closed for a $23 million dollar renovation to transform the building into a modern, welcoming facility emphasizing openness and natural light. With an increased focus on high-quality teaching, learning and co-curricular environments, the renovated facility will become an inviting location for study and engagement, offering a multitude of exciting future possibilities when it reopens in 2024.

Pataskala Campus

The Pataskala campus reopened for classes in autumn 2021 after a $4.2 million renovation including new high-tech laboratory, classroom and academic support spaces. The addition of nursing and allied health, science, and computer labs enables COTC to expand academic offerings in healthcare and information technology, and now offers several transfer degrees and career-ready associate degrees and certificates in full at the Pataskala campus, with more programs on the way. Individual general education courses for COTC’s 50+ programs or transfer-friendly credit to other state universities are also available. 

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Financial Aid Forms

Find forms required for verification, appeals and other situations related to paying for college.