Wright Path Program

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Wright Path Program

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About Our Partnership

Wright State is proud to partner with Cincinnati State to simplify your transfer process through the Wright Path program. This partnership will ensure a seamless credit transfer and provide you with opportunities for transfer scholarships and academic support. You can also take advantage of Wright State support services, resources, student organizations, and activities while you are a student at Cincinnati State.

To take advantage of all Wright Path has to offer, make sure to review the membership deadlines.

cincinnati state technical and community college logoTransfer Guides/Articulation (Transfer) Agreements

Staying on track while pursuing your associate degree is the key to your academic success. Following a transfer guide for your major will maximize your transfer credits, time, and money. Ask your academic advisor to help you create an individualized guide or let our Wright Path team help you.

Human Services

Contact Information

Cincinnati State Advising

  • Business Technologies: 513-569-1620
  • Center for Innovative Technologies: 513-569-1743
  • Health and Public Safety: 513-569-1670
  • Humanities and Sciences: 513-569-1700

Wright State Transfer Center

937-775-5700
transfer@wright.edu

About Cincinnati State

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College offers approximately 100 associate degree programs and certificates. The college has campuses in Clifton, Harrison, Evendale, and Middletown. Online classes are also offered with associate degrees and certificate programs. Cincinnati State, which opened in 1969, has more than 2,400 co-op job placements in more than 600 businesses. Men’s and women’s soccer teams compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association Region XII (Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana.) For more information about Cincinnati State, check out cincinnatistate.edu.

*No application fee for domestic undergraduate applicants.