School Spotlight

Established in 1848, Chancellor University (formerly Myers University) was one of the first business colleges in the United States, as well as Cleveland’s first post-secondary educational institution. The university’s mission is to serve first-generation college students, with scholarship assistance for inner-city Cleveland students, and to provide working adults with the chance to earn a regionally-accredited degree.

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Access and Readiness

Breaking Down Barriers to Higher Education

NOCHE Teams Up With College Partners for Financial Aid Video Series

NOCHE, The Ohio Educational Credit Union, and financial aid administrators from The University of Akron, Hiram College, and Baldwin-Wallace College recently released a three-part series about financial aid targeted to the needs of current college students.  The videos cover topics ranging from where to go for help when financial circumstances change to upcoming changes in the verification process. 

Below are the three videos. 

Beyond the First Year

Getting Help

Verification

These videos were made possible by financial support from the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation.

College Information Bureau - CIB

The College Caravan is now part of NOCHE’s College Information Bureau!

NOCHE, in partnership with admissions offices, regional school districts, and other college access professionals, has developed a College Information Bureau. This new program will consist of two separate elements:

  • an online resource repository and networking/communication tool for secondary and higher education professionals, college access professionals, parents, and interested community members;
  • regional events designed to increase college readiness of pre-college students.

The CIB regional events will feature educational workshops and a College Caravan and career fair component where students and parents will have the opportunity to personally speak with admissions representatives from Northeast Ohio colleges and universities, businesses, and community youth programs. Students, parents, education professional, and community stakeholders are invited to attend these events!