Baccalauréat en: Administration des Affaires, Ingénierie, Biologie (Programmes 2+2)

Earn a Bachelor’s Degree and Save Money by Starting at Sinclair Community College

Sinclair Community College provides international students with an affordable way to earn a Bachelor’s Degree. With 25 university parallel programs, or 2 + 2 programs, students study at Sinclair for two years to earn approximately 60 credit hours, and then go on to a university for an additional two years to complete a Bachelor’s degree.

Students complete a Bachelor’s degree in the same amount of time it would have taken them had they gone directly to the university, but can save tens of thousands of dollars due to Sinclair’s affordable tuition.

Some of the most popular university parallel programs at Sinclair for international students are: Business Administration, Engineering, Biology, Mathematics, Music, Political Science, Psychology and Theatre Technology.

After completing two years at Sinclair, the student can directly transfer to any of these universities, with which Sinclair Community College has transfer agreements:

• University of Dayton
• Wright State University
• Miami University
• University of Cincinnati
• Ohio University

In addition, our international students have successfully transferred to:

• Purdue University
• Georgia Institute of Technology
• University of North Carolina
• Brigham Young University
• SUNY – Stony Brook
• Kansas State University

With one of the lowest tuition rates in Ohio , Sinclair Community College is consistently ranked among the top and is committed to providing quality education.

Sinclair ’s student to faculty ratio of nineteen to one is among the lowest at any Ohio college. Sinclair was founded as a YMCA college in 1887, and serves over 30,000 each year, with over 330 full-time students attending Sinclair in 2015.

Sinclair is located in located in downtown Dayton , Ohio . Dayton is the sixth-largest city in Ohio, with a population of approximately 150,000; the surrounding Dayton metropolitan areas has 800,000 residents. Home to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, Dayton is known for aviation and aerospace and boasts significant research and development in the aviation and aeronautical engineering fields.

Dayton is a friendly city for international students. “Welcome Dayton” is a community initiative that promotes immigrant integration into the greater Dayton area and reflects the philosophy that people with diverse backgrounds, skills and experiences are important to the U.S.