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Additional Scholarship Opportunities

If you receive an award from any outside sources, you or your donor should notify Student Financial Services. Federal regulations require that external scholarships be considered part of a student’s overall financial aid package, which cannot exceed the cost of attendance. Once payment from an external scholarship is applied, your financial aid package may be revised to include the amount of the scholarship.

The Columbus Foundation

Apply for more than 100 scholarships listed in The Columbus Foundation’s online scholarship directory.

The Coshocton Foundation

Scholarships are available to seniors graduating from Coshocton, River View, Ridgewood, Career Center, Coshocton Christian and Tri-Valley high schools as well as home-schooled students.

COTC Promise: COTC offers the COTC Promise to residents of Coshocton County in partnership with The Coshocton County Foundation’s Clarence and Grace Miller Scholarship endowment.

The Knox County Community Foundation

Career and Technical Education Scholarship: Scholarships are provided to students who are attending, or will attend, an occupational training program of two-years or less at an accredited vocational school, technical school, community college or junior college.

Universal Scholarship: Scholarships are provided to students attending or planning to attend a fully accredited two-year or four-year postsecondary institution, or those enrolled in medical school. Students must be enrolled full time to receive a scholarship.

The Licking County Foundation

The Licking County Foundation offers more than 100 different scholarship funds for students seeking to continue their education through two- or four-year college degree programs; graduate degree programs; or occupational, technical or general education certificate programs.

Knox Community Hospital Auxiliary

The Auxiliary has established healthcare scholarships available to Knox County residents with a high school or equivalent diploma, or current high school seniors of a Knox County school, who are pursuing or plan to pursue an undergraduate degree in the healthcare field.

Licking/Knox Goodwill

Licking/Knox Goodwill employees in good standing and residents of Licking or Knox County with a disability or a barrier to higher education are encouraged to apply. Applications are accepted during two scholarship application cycles annually. Applicants must create an account to complete the application online.

Other Scholarship Opportunities

Many churches, professional, civic, or service organizations, private foundations, the military and others offer scholarships. COTC does not post individual external scholarship opportunities but here are a few free scholarship search engines to get you started. COTC does not endorse, control or guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness or completeness of this information.

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Transitions Alumni Award Recipients

Natasha Ford stands with COTC President John Berry and COTC Alumni Council President Becky Smith after receiving the Transitions Alumni Award.

Established in 2009, the Transitions Alumni Award recognizes COTC alumni faculty and staff who have made the transition from student to partner in career development, making a difference in the lives of current or future students. It is presented at the annual COTC Alumni Holiday Reception held in December.

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Ohio National Guard Scholarship and Military Tuition Assistance (TA)

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ONGSP will pay the base tuition (general and instructional fees) for Ohio state-assisted colleges and universities. ONGSP scholarships are available for both full-time and part-time students who are actively enrolled in at least three (3) credit hours or more of coursework.

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Susan Cooperider, EdD, RN

Associate Professor, Nursing

Credentials

EdD, Education and Leadership in Healthcare, Nebraska Methodist College, 2020

MSN, Nursing, Indiana Wesleyan University, 2010

BSN, Ohio University, 2007

AAS, Nursing, Technology, Central Ohio Technical College, 1996

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Jennifer Arny, MSW

Professor, Social Work Assistant Program

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MS, Social Work, Washington University, 1999

BA, Social Work, Miami University, 1997

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Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Certificate

EMS at COTC

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Certificate is eligible for a short-term certificate grant available to students with demonstrated financial need as well as students who are currently in or exiting foster care. 

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Social Work Assistant Program

Associate of Applied Science

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The most rewarding aspect of a career in social work is the satisfaction of knowing that you are helping others and making a difference. Explore our program opportunities.

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11th Annual Community Intercultural Relations Conference to Address Creating a Community of Belonging

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As our communities encounter change, making them more inclusive and helping all to feel welcome is of even more importance. Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) and The Ohio State University at Newark’s Community Intercultural Relations Committee will hold the 11th Annual Community Intercultural Conference to teach techniques of inclusion and belonging to help each of us make true connections.