Frequently Asked Questions

I'm interested in enrolling at Ohio Institute of Health Careers, what do I need to do?

Enrolling is as easy as 1, 2, 3!

Make an appointment with our admissions staff at the campus of your choice.
Complete an enrollment agreement indicating your program choice.
Make an appointment with our financial aid administrators who will walk you through every step of the financial aid process.

Can I transfer my credits from Ohio Institute of Health Careers to another college?

If you want to further your education after you graduate from Ohio Institute of Health Careers, we suggest that you contact the other institution regarding their transfer policies. If you have other college credits that you want to transfer to Ohio Institute of Health Careers, the school director will review your college transcript and determine if any of those classes transfer into our curriculum.

Why should I attend Ohio Institute of Health Careers?

Here are just a few reasons:

Fully equipped clinical laboratories
Day & evening classes
Small classes taught by qualified and caring instructors
Classes specific to your career goals
Free tutoring
Career placement assistance for our graduates
And so MUCH more!

Does Ohio Institute of Health Careers offer tutoring?

Yes, students at Ohio Institute of Health Careers can schedule on-site tutoring with instructors. There is no additional fee for this service.

Does Ohio Institute of Health Careers offer activities?

Yes, throughout the year each campus will hold fun activities such as cookouts, pizza parties, doughnut receptions, and healthy days. Such activities will be announced in advance by the campus staff.

Fundraisers for non-profit charities may be held throughout the year. Student participation is appreciated, but not required.

After I graduate, how will Ohio Institute of Health Careers help me?

Ohio Institute of Health Careers offers lifetime placement assistance to our graduates. Our Career Services Directors assist with resume development, networking, the job search process and interview preparation.

What funding options are available?

Several state, federal, and private grant and loan programs are available to those who qualify. Eligibility for many of these programs is based on financial need.

Would a student be eligible for both grants and loans?

Yes. Depending on calculated need, a student may qualify for various combinations of federal grant, state grant, and several different federal and private loan programs.

How will I be notified of my eligibility for these funding programs?

In a private interview, a financial aid professional will discuss eligibility options with you and your family. In most cases, you will know what programs and amounts you qualify for at the end of your financial aid appointment.