You’re about to take an exciting step, and we’re thrilled to be part of your journey. At Zane State College, we don’t just offer degrees—we offer a future filled with possibilities. Whether you’re aiming for your first degree, transferring from another school, or simply looking to sharpen your skills, you’ve come to the right place.
Imagine walking into a classroom where professors know your name, where support is just around the corner, and where your dreams start to take shape. That’s the kind of environment we create here. With a wide range of programs—from associate degrees to our Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering Technology—there’s a path for everyone.
And the best part? You belong here. No matter your background, your goals, or where you’re starting, we’re here to guide you toward success. So why wait? Take that first step. Apply now, and let’s get started on making your future everything you’ve imagined.
Please note that deadlines may vary for applicants using the Common App. For more information, contact admissions@zanestate.edu
Zane State College (ZSC) is an open-access institution, meaning it offers higher education opportunities to anyone in the community, regardless of background. The admission requirements are straightforward:
This inclusive approach makes it accessible to a wide range of students.
Follow the step-by-step guide on this page that includes choosing your student type, reviewing admission requirements, gathering necessary documents, completing the online application form, and submitting transcripts and test scores. Once you are ready, click the “Apply Now” button at the bottom of the page.
Zane State College accepts various student types:
ACT or SAT scores are used to determine your placement in appropriate courses, such as English or Math, ensuring you are placed in classes that match your academic readiness. If you do not submit ACT or SAT scores, you may be required to take a placement test like the Accuplacer to assess your skills. These scores are important for helping you avoid unnecessary remedial courses and to streamline your progress toward graduation.
To learn more about the Accuplacer and to schedule a test click HERE.
You can visit the Testing Page on the Zane State College website to learn about Accuplacer and other placement testing requirements.
Yes, there are scholarships and financial aid options available. Be sure to check the financial aid and scholarship deadlines here.
Your application is linked to the personal email you used when you first applied, not your ZSC email. If that email is no longer valid, submit a new application with your current email then contact ZSC at admissions@zanestate.edu letting us know that you have changed your email.
Log into your application using your personal email and click start a New Application.
Log back into your application here to view any required documents and to access your acceptance letter.
Yes, the College Credit Plus (CCP) Program allows students in grades 7-12 to enroll in college courses and earn both college credit and high school credit simultaneously.
Students must meet one of the following criteria:
Yes, as a former CCP student, you still need to fill out a new application. Your previous information will prepopulate, you’ll need to update any outdated details and complete any new or blank fields.
BSET is a Bachelor’s Completion program for individuals already holding a qualified associate degree in electrical engineering.
Yes, Ohio residents aged 60 and older can take up to four credit hours of coursework for free each semester at public colleges and universities, including Zane State College.
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You will need to submit your high school transcript or GED, ACT/SAT scores, or AP scores if applicable. These can be uploaded with your application or you can email them to admissions@zanestate.edu.
If you are transferring credits from another college, you will need to contact that college and have your official transcripts sent to Zane State College.
ACT or SAT scores are used to determine your placement in appropriate courses, such as English or Math, ensuring you are placed in classes that match your academic readiness. If you do not submit ACT or SAT scores, you may be required to take a placement test like the Accuplacer to assess your skills. These scores are important for helping you avoid unnecessary remedial courses and to streamline your progress toward graduation.
To learn more about the Accuplacer and to schedule a test click HERE.
