Cincinnati State Technical and Community College

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College operates from its main campus in Cincinnati's Clifton neighborhood, positioned along Interstate 75 approximately three miles north of downtown Cincinnati. The college maintains three additional satellite locations throughout Greater Cincinnati, serving the tri-state region of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Established in 1969 as Cincinnati Technical Institute, the institution offers associate degrees and technical certificates across four academic divisions: Business Technologies, Center for Innovative Technologies, Health and Public Safety, and Humanities and Sciences. The college specializes in career-focused technical education and maintains transfer agreements with regional four-year institutions, with particular strength in engineering technologies, health sciences, and culinary programs. The urban campus consists of several modern academic buildings and technical facilities, though Cincinnati State operates as a commuter college without on-campus housing.