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University of Cincinnati

Cincinnati, United States of America

The University of Cincinnati was founded in 1819 as Cincinnati College. In 1835, the Cincinnati Law School was established to reestablish the university. The Ohio legislature chartered the university in 1870, and the Cincinnati College was renamed the University of Cincinnati.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Travel during OPT is permitted, but it can be risky. If you travel outside the U.S. while your OPT application is pending or while on OPT status, you may face challenges in re-entering the U.S. It’s important to consult with the UC international student office before making any travel plans.
During OPT, you are allowed up to 90 days of unemployment. If you exceed this limit, you risk losing your OPT status. It’s important to find a job related to your field of study within this time frame to maintain your legal status.
Yes, many students transition from OPT to a permanent work visa, such as the H-1B visa, if their employer is willing to sponsor them. However, transitioning to a permanent work visa requires employer sponsorship and is subject to various immigration policies and caps on the number of visas issued each year.

University of Cincinnati Application Statistics

Students
53200
International Students
4900
Undergraduates
41200
Postgraduate
12000
Faculty Strength
10500
Student Faculty Ratio
19:1
Acceptance Rate
87.7 %
Tuition Fees
$ 30310
Living Cost
$ 19600
Other Fees
$ 1125
Avg. GPA
2.8
Avg. IB
30
Avg. Percentage
85 %
Avg. SAT
1150
Avg. ACT
30
Avg. IELTS
6.5
Avg. GMAT
670
Avg. GRE
299
Avg. GRE Quantitative
149
Avg. GRE Verbal
151

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