Cincinnati Christian University

Overview

Cincinnati Christian University, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, was a private, higher education institution founded in 1924, with its history rooted in the Christian Churches/Churches of Christ movement. The campus is characterized by its urban setting, providing accessibility to the amenities and opportunities within the Cincinnati metropolitan area. Before its closure in 2019, the university offered a range of undergraduate and graduate programs, notably in the fields of biblical studies, ministry, and music. The application process was moderately selective, aiming to align student admissions with the university?s mission and values. CCU provided residential facilities for students, enhancing the collegiate experience by promoting convenience and community closeness. The university was recognized for its School of Music and its contribution to religious and pastoral education but did not particularly stand out for its athletic programs.

  631 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 145 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $16,880 plus fees of $758.