Loans are a form of financial aid that many students use to help meet the Cost of Attendance that is not covered by scholarships, grants or other personal resources. When thinking about loans, keep in mind that, unlike grants and scholarships, loans accrue interest and must be repaid even if the student does not complete the program and/or does not find employment in his area of study.

A community health worker is a healthcare professional who serves as a liaison or intermediary between the community and health/social services offered within a community.

Students who complete the community health certificate will be prepared to: 

Central Ohio’s emergence as a semiconductor hub, fueled by the arrival of Intel in Licking County, presents an exciting opportunity for people of all backgrounds aspiring to pursue a career in this rapidly evolving industry. As the community continues to grow, COTC will ensure a ready pipeline of skilled technicians to support area manufacturers at Intel, its suppliers and other advanced manufacturing firms.

After receiving notification from Student Financial Services of the required documents, submit the forms as soon as possible to prevent the delay in processing your financial aid package.* It may take up to six weeks to process your file once the documents have been received. You will receive notification of your financial aid package via email once your file is complete. 

Financial aid is monetary assistance intended to help you finance your education when personal and family resources are not adequate to meet the total educational costs. 

The Testing Center administers the following tests: