Representatives from over 20 colleges will be at Zane State College on Tuesday, March 17, from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. to meet with students interested in finishing a bachelor's degree. Stop by to learn about their admissions procedutres, financial aid opportunities, and academic programs.

To see some of the colleges that will be in attendance, click here.

Are you ready for your career? Career Quest with Career Services can help! Join us for several events throughout March and April, including:

• College Transfer Fair
• Professional Makeovers
• The Wilds Recruitment Event
• Mock Interviews
• Etiquette Luncheon
• Career Exploration & Job Fair
• ...and more!

This is an excellent opportunity to get prepared for your career. For a full list of events and times, click here.

Do you know an outstanding Zane State College/MATC alum?

Each year, the Ohio Association of Community Colleges (OACC) recognizes outstanding alumni from Ohio's 23 community colleges. At its annual meeting, the OACC selects one nominee to recognize as the OACC Distinguished Alumnus of the Year.

To be selected, an alumnus must:

Nomination deadline extended to March 11, 2015. Nominate someone today!

Do you know a woman who has made a significant contribution to our community?

Stay on track to graduate by registering for summer and fall classes as soon as possible.

Steps for success:

Thinking about starting college but aren’t sure where to begin? Try the free QuickStart to College program at Zane State College! With QuickStart, you can take your first steps towards a college education and earn three free college credits.

This is a great opportunity to get started on your college career. You will gain an understanding of degree and certificate offerings and receive guidance throughout the enrollment process, as well as complete admissions and financial aid applications, explore career options, and refresh basic skills such as math and writing.

Zane State College will begin offering a fully-online program called Information Assurance and Security Strategies. This flexible program will allow students to do coursework on their own schedule from the comfort of their own homes.

During a board of trustees meeting on November 24,
Chairman John W. Knight announced the board had unanimously chosen Dr. Chad Brown,
provost and executive vice president of Zane State College, as the next president of the College,
effective July 1, 2015. He will succeed Dr. Paul Brown, who is retiring in June after serving as
president for over 11 years.

Need CPR Training? Zane State College has a wide-range of class times for health care workers, child care providers, and for those who want to learn CPR and First Aid. View a list of classes here (available at both the Zanesville and Cambridge campuses). Schedule a class by calling 740.588.1288 (please leave a message).

Space is Limited. Register Today!
Cost is $960/person
Download the College Leadership Institute Application here
Download the College Leadership Institute Syllabus here

Other documents of interest:

Zane State College provides supportive programs for students from many different backgrounds. Regardless of finances, age, or educational level, the College offers assistance for students to enroll and succeed in college.

Persons 60 years and older who have resided in Ohio for at least one year are eligible to enroll in a limited number of credit hours on a space-available basis without payment of tuition and general fees. However, some courses may require a fee for workbooks or other materials. These fees are not covered by the senior citizen fee waiver. For more information, contact Admissions at (740) 588-1226.