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    by Apr 19, '08
    I was wondering if anyone is in the program at COTC and what they think of it. I just found out that I did not get in to OSU, with a 3.8 I might add, and thought they might be a good option instead of waiting another year to apply to OSU or Otterbein. I am 31 and don't feel like waiting around any more. Thanks for any advice!
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  4. Aug 10, '11 by
    I was wondering how it worked out. Did you go to COTC? I'm applying now.
  5. Aug 10, '11 by
    I graduated in March. There are pros and cons to all the programs in central Ohio but over all it worked for me. I cannot recommend getting a job in a hospital, ANY job, strongly enough. It is the key to getting a job after graduation. I worked patient transport and got hired the week after graduation. Good luck to you!!
  6. Aug 10, '11 by
    Ok. Maybe volunteer at a hospital if I can't work? So that looks really good to first employers? Thanks for the advice.
  7. Aug 30, '11 by
    Graduated August 26, 2011 form COTC. Studying for my NCLEX and putting in applications and resumes at Columbus area hospitals. Hoping to find a job soon.
  8. Sep 2, '11 by
    If you want to get into OSU you also have to volunteer at their medical center. If you get a job there as a PCA/SCA/PCT you can go for free and have higher odds of getting in.

    I have heard COTC has a good program. A few of the students in the program I talked to said they had to travel quite a bit for clinicals.

    I'm at CSCC and love it. Great program, structured more like a BSN program, and all clinicals are in Columbus hospitals.