Do you have
questions about Raymond Walters College? Check out some of these
frequently asked questions.
Also, the
Student Handbook can answer many of your questions. Every student
should have a copy of the Student Handbook, which is updated once
a year. Don’t have a new one? Stop by Student Life to pick
up your free copy today.
How
do I apply to RWC?
Enrolling
at RWC is easy. You can apply online or have an application mailed
to you by calling Enrollment Services at (513) 745-5700. Get full
details at Enroll Now: Step by Step.
How
much is the tuition?
Because Raymond Walters is an open access college of the University
of Cincinnati, tuition is lower than at UC’s baccalaureate
colleges. Additional subsidy from the Ohio Board of Regents to
two-year campuses also benefits RWC students.
Full-time
charges*
Ohio
resident: $1744 per quarter
Out-of-state resident: $4522 per
quarter**
Part-time
charges*
Ohio
resident: $146 per credit hour
Out-of-state resident: $377 per
credit hour
*Both full and part-time
charges include all fees.
Full-time fees include a $139 per quarter general fee, which includes
parking, as well as a $75 information technology fee. Parking
for part-time students is included in the per-credit-hour fee.
The difference between Ohio fees and out-of-state fees is the
out-of-state surcharge. Fees do not include student insurance
charges.
If you are
submitting these charges for employer or other reimbursement programs,
please call Registration (513)745-5650 to verify fees first.
Fees are subject
to change by the University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees. For
questions regarding tuition, call RWC Registration at
(513)745-5650.
The difference
between Ohio fees and out-of-state fees is the out-of-state surcharge.
**Residents
of Boone, Bracken, Campbell, Carroll, Gallitan, Grant, Kenton
and Pendleton counties in Kentucky are eligible for Ohio/Kentucky
tuition reciprocity when they enroll in associate degree programs
at RWC (except Radiologic Technology). To be considered for the
in-state (Ohio) rates, students must submit an application available
at www.onestop.uc.edu.
Additional information is available in Registration
and Enrollment
Services.
Is
it possible to complete my program entirely by taking evening/weekend
classes?
Yes! Some programs can be completed entirely through evening and/or
weekend classes. Check with your adviser for more information.
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How
do I get an adviser?
You will be assigned an adviser when you attend orientation. But
you can also check out the adviser listings by academic program
or last name. If you still have questions, call the Advising Office
(513) 745-5753 or (513) 745-5700.
Is
there a waiting list for any of the programs at RWC?
Several health-related programs have special admission requirements
or waiting lists. Often this information will be noted on the
information sheet for the program or within the department’s
web page academic programs. But, if you are unsure, stop by or
call Enrollment Services (Muntz Hall, room 150) to find out if
the program you are interested in has a waiting list.
Will
my credits transfer from RWC to UC Central Campus (in Clifton)
or other colleges?
In just about all cases, yes! The courses you take at RWC
are college-level freshman and sophomore courses which transfer
to other colleges and universities. However, some colleges do
have different course requirements. If you plan to transfer to
another college after RWC, you should get a copy of that college's
catalog to find out what classes are required in that college's
program. Get more information about transferring under Getting
Grades.
Still unsure? Make an appointment with your academic adviser for
help.
Students
transferring to RWC or from other colleges should contact Enrollment
Services to ensure their credits will transfer.
Can
I view my grades online?
Your official student grade report is available online at
at www.onestop.uc.edu.
It will include your quarterly and cumulative totals and grade
point averages and can be easily printed for your use.
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What
is my PIN number?
Unless you have changed it when you last registered for classes,
your PIN number is the month and day of your birth. Example: Your
PIN is 0419 if your birthday is April 19.
What
are the rules for parking on RWC/Clifton campuses?
Parking decals are not required to park in the student lots
at Raymond Walters College. Parking fees are included in tuition
charges. Spaces on campus with white lines are for students; yellow
lines for faculty and staff; and green for short-term and visitor
parking. The yellow parking spaces reserved for faculty and staff
is by special permit only and violators will be ticketed. All
Ohio traffic rules and regulations are applicable. Students who
take classes at other campuses of the university that require
parking decals should contact the Business Affairs Office (Muntz
Hall, room 108) at (513) 745-5708 for more information.
How
do I appeal a parking ticket?
Contact Student Court for more information. Call Student
Life at (513)745-5769
How
do I get/replace a Student I.D.?
New students should have an I.D. card made at orientation.
Others may get an I.D. card from Student Life (Muntz Hall, Room 127.) Call (513)745-5769 to find out when you can have your I.D.
made. Your I.D. card is important because it allows you access
to university libraries, University Health Service, student functions,
athletic events and more.
Can
I get UC Bearcat tickets at RWC?
RWC is allocated a limited number of UC Bearcat basketball
tickets for students for each home (non-tournament) game. Contact
the Peer Center (Flory Center, Room 8) at (513)745-5773 for current
student ticket distribution practices and policies.
What
support resources are available for students?
Raymond Walters College offers services from tutoring to
disability services. And Central (Clifton) campus offers services
such as psychological services, exercise facilities, health services,
and more.
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