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Cuyahoga Community College Catalog

2005-2007 www.tri-c.edu/catalog

Table of Contents Board of Trustees................................. 4

Mission/Vision/Values ..................... 4

A Message from the President........... 5

Important Phone Numbers ................ 6

2005-2006 Academic Calendar........... 8

2006-2007 Academic Calendar........... 9

Direction to Campuses and Corporate College Sites .................... 10

General Information 12 College Climate and Commitment to Diversity and Affirmative Action.................................................. 12

History of Cuyahoga Community College, the Campuses and Corporate College ............................. 12

Access and College Pathway Programs ............................................ 13

Accreditation and Institutional Memberships ..................................... 13

Cuyahoga Community College Foundation......................................... 17

Northeast Ohio Commission on Higher Education .............................. 17

Workforce and Economic Development Division (WEDD)...... 17

Admissions, Fees and Financial Aid 24 Admissions......................................... 24

How to Apply.................................... 24

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options Program............................... 24

Program 60 Admission..................... 24

Fees...................................................... 25

Refunds............................................... 25

Program Adjustment (Drop/Add) 25

Student Financial Assistance ........... 25

Application Procedures for Assistance........................................... 25

Scholarships and Grants................... 25

Description of Financial Aid Options ............................................... 25

The Hope Scholarship Credit........... 26

Lifetime Learning Credit .................. 26

Workforce Development Fund (Tuition Assistance Voucher Program)............................................. 27

Tech Prep............................................ 27

Student Affairs 30 Access to Student Records ............... 30

Updating Student Information ........ 30

Change of Address............................ 30

Activities, Clubs and Organizations..................................... 30

Alumni Relations............................... 30

Directory Information....................... 31

Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP)................................................... 31

ACCESS-Disabled Students Services ............................................... 31

Women in Transition/ Displaced Homemakers...................................... 31

Educational Opportunity Center..... 31

Student Support Services ................. 31

Veterans Upward Bound ................. 31

Educational Talent Search................ 31

GEAR UP Program ........................... 31

Upward Bound (UB)......................... 32

Full-Time/Part-Time Status............. 32

Housing .............................................. 32

International/Foreign Students....... 32

Parking................................................ 32

Residency Requirements ..................32

Rights and Responsibilities of the College Community (Student Conduct Code)...................................32

Selective Service.................................33

Snow Closing ....................................33

Tri-C ID Card .....................................33

Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act ........................33

Transcripts of Grades........................33

Veterans Information ........................33

Assessment Services..........................34

Book Centers ..................................... 34

Career Centers/Jobs - Key Career Place ....................................................34

College Information Center..............34

Counseling .........................................34

Dining Facilities .................................34

Early Childhood Education Learning Centers (Day Care for Children).............................................34

Intercollegiate Athletics ....................35

Physical Education and Recreation Facilities ..............................................35

Students with Disabilities.................35

Student Life ........................................35

Academic and Student Support Information 38 Academic Information ......................38

Academic Probation or Dismissal ...38

Attendance .........................................38

Auditing a Course .............................38

Change of Major Field of Study.......38

Class Standing....................................39

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Comparable Credit ........................... 39

Cross-Registration............................. 39

Distance Learning ............................. 39

Fresh Start – Grade Forgiveness Procedure for Student Success ........ 40

Grading System ................................. 40

Pass/No Pass Grade Option............ 40

Comparable Credit Grading ............ 41

Grade Point Average ........................ 41

Honors ................................................ 42

Repeating a Course ........................... 42

Transfer from Tri-C........................... 42

Transfer to Tri-C................................ 42

Transient Status ................................ 43

Withdrawal ........................................ 43

Academic Support............................. 43

Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps................................................... 43

Cooperative Education..................... 43

Developmental Education Services 44

Jobs - see Career Centers/Jobs - Key Career Place................................ 44

Library/Technology Learning Center/Learning Resources Center 44

Orientation Services.......................... 44

Educational Programs 46 Certificates and Degrees ................. 46

Short Term Certificate ...................... 46

One-Year Certificate of Proficiency. 46

Associate of Arts Degree .................. 46

Associate of Science Degree............. 46

Associate of Applied Business Degree................................................. 50

Associate of Applied Science Degree................................................. 50

Associate of Technical Study Degree................................................. 53

Degree Programs No Longer Offered by the College...................... 55

Post-Degree Professional Certificate ........................................... 55

General Curriculum Information 58 Catalog-in-Force ................................ 58

Choosing a Technical Career Field . 58

Awards of Study................................ 58

General Application Procedures for Degree and Certificate Programs ............................................ 58

Semester Course Numbering........... 58

Competencies and Skills .................. 58

Course Equivalency .......................... 59

Transferring Credits – Transfer Module................................................ 59

Program Sequences 64 Associate of Applied Degree Programs Listing ............................... 64

Apprenticeship Programs Listing .. 64

Short Term Certificates Listing ....... 64

One-Year Certificate of Proficiency Programs Listing ............................... 64

Post-Degree Certificate Sequences Listing ................................................. 65

Programs listed by Technology ....... 66

Suggested Semester Sequences ....... 68

Post-Degree Certificate Sequences 144 Suggested Semester Sequences.....144

Course Descriptions 150 Course Numbering ......................... 150

Credit Hours ................................... 150

Prerequisites..................................... 150

Schedule of Classes ......................... 150

How to Read the Course Descriptions ..................................... 150

Subject Access/Subject Codes ....... 151

Special Topics Descriptions............ 152

Independent Study/Research Descriptions ..................................... 152

Cooperative Education Description ....................................... 153

Honors Courses ............................... 154

Applied Music Course Enrollment........................................ 154

Course Descriptions ........................ 155

Appendix I - General Application Procedures 358

Appendix II - Transfer Module 376

Appendix III – Semester Course Numbering 381

Appendix IV - Equivalent Courses 382

Appendix V – Personnel 393 College Administration .................. 393

Faculty.............................................. 395

Index 405

Cuyahoga Community College 2005-2007 Catalog _____________________________________________________________ 3

Board of Trustees Mr. Daniel Marcus Chairman Sr. Alicia Alvarado Mr. K. Michael Benz Mr. David Byrnes Mr. Jay Coury Ms. Nadine Feighan Ms. Patricia Kennedy-Scott Ms. Rosalind Thompson Mr. Steven Williams

Mission To provide high

quality, accessible

and affordable

educational

opportunities and

services -- including

university transfer,

technical and

lifelong learning

programs--that

promote individual

development and

improve the overall

quality of life in a

multicultural

community.

Vision Cuyahoga Community

College will be

recognized as an

exemplary teaching

and learning

community that fosters

service and student

success. The College

will be a valued

resource and leader in

academic quality,

cultural enrichment,

and economic

development

characterized by

continuous

improvement,

innovation, and

community

responsiveness.

Values To successfully fulfill the

mission and vision,

Cuyahoga Community

College is consciously

committed to diversity,

integrity, academic

excellence, and

achievement of

individual and

institutional goals. We

are dedicated to building

trust, respect, and

confidence among our

colleagues, students, and

the community.

Cuyahoga Community College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of College and Schools.

North Central Association of Colleges and Schools 30 N. LaSalle Street Suite 2400 Chicago, IL 60602-2504 1-800-621-7440



A Message from the President

Welcome to Cuyahoga Community College, Ohio’s oldest and largest community college. Since our founding in 1963, more than 700,000 students have chosen to be a part of the Tri-C legacy: the place Where Futures Begin™. As a premier educational institution, Tri-C is in the forefront of teaching and learning and we are proud of the many fine faculty members we have as part of our family. Our outstanding faculty – including several Ohio Professors of the Year – and dedicated administrators and staff are committed to your success. Our counselors are ready to guide you through your Tri-C career from developing your educational plan to exploring career options. The faculty, administrators and staff of Tri-C truly enjoy the challenge of helping students meet and then exceed their educational goals. Perhaps that is why an amazing 86 percent of our graduates say they would strongly recommend Tri-C to anyone seeking the same kind of program they studied. The College offers more than 100 career and technical programs and the liberal arts. Our liberal arts courses are designed to provide you with the first two years of a baccalaureate degree, and our articulation agreements make your Tri-C credits easily transferable to four-year institutions where you can complete your degree. Learning is enjoyable in Tri-C’s attractive, well-maintained, state-of-the-art facilities. Each of our locations is equipped with the very latest computers, technology and Internet access.

Take the time to visit Key Career Place located at each of our campuses. The staff can assist you with internships, writing your resume and preparing you for job interviews so you are prepared to enter the workforce with your new knowledge and skills. If you are looking to start a business, Key Entrepreneur Development Center will help you build a strong, profitable business. Assistance is provided to budding entrepreneurs with new ideas and to established business owners at the Center.

Congratulations on your decision to be a part of the Tri-C legacy. We look forward to helping you map your career and launch you on your pathway to success. Sincerely,

Jerry Sue Thornton, Ph.D. President

Important Phone Numbers

College Information Center 1-800-954-TRI-C (8742)

All Tri-C telephone numbers are in the 216 area code.

Eastern Metropolitan Western Campus Campus Campus Admissions/Registration 987-2024 987-4200 987-5150

Assessment/Testing 987-2256 987-4311 987-5256

Book Center 987-2070 987-4550 987-5550

Business Office 987-2010 987-4010 987-5010

Program 60 987-2024 987-4200 987-5150

Cooperative Education 987-2575 987-4416 987-5575

Counseling 987-2280 987-4900 987-5200

Evening/Weekend 987-2226/2518 987-4225 987-5227

Financial Assistance 987-2211 987-4100 987-5100

Key Career Place 987-2567 987-3029 987-5575

Library 987-2085 987-4292 987-5410

Public Safety 987-4112 987-4112 987-4112

Student Life/Athletics 987-2046 987-4610 987-5428

TDD for Hearing Impaired 987-2230 987-4048 987-5117

Tutoring 987-2256 987-4319 987-5256

Technology Learning Center (TLC) 987-2067 987-3679 987-5596

Admin Services General (Registration) Information

Workforce and Economic Development Division 987-3075 987-3030

Corporate College West 987-5875 987-5800

Corporate College East 987-2800 987-2800


Catalog 2005-2007

Education at Cuyahoga Community College is a life-changing experience. More than 700,000 present and former students have been touched by the Tri-C experience. The College has enriched the lives and built solid futures for all who have enrolled, from the hopeful students who stood in line at the Brownell building more than 36 years ago to register for the College’s first classes to today’s students that register through the Web. The far-reaching effects of education at Tri-C have touched not only the individual students, but their families and the entire community.

Service to Students with Disability ACCESS/Disability Services provides support and arranges accommodations for students with disabilities. To receive services, students must be enrolled or accepted for enrollment at Tri-C, have an established need for academic assistance, and provide documentation of their disability at least eight weeks before classes start. ACCESS is funded by the U.S. Department of Education, the State of Ohio and Tri-C. Visit our web site at www.tri-c.edu/ACCESS or call for additional information: Eastern Campus Voice 216-987-2052 TDD 216-987-2230 Metropolitan Campus Voice 216-987-4344 TDD 216-987-4048 Western Campus Voice 216-987-5079 TDD 216-987-5117

Changes in Curriculum, Fees and Other Requirements The Board of Trustees of the Cuyahoga Community College District reserves the right to change, at any time, without notice: graduation requirements, fees and other charges, curriculum, course structure and content, and such other matters as may be within its control, not-withstanding any information set forth in this catalog.

Notification of Nondiscrimination Cuyahoga Community College is committed to continuing affirmative action and equal opportunities for access to employment and education and thus does not discriminate against current or potential employees or students on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin or ancestry, age, disability, or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran. Inquiries concerning the College’s affirmative action/equal opportunity procedure should be directed to: The Office of Affirmative Action/Diversity, Cuyahoga Community College, 700 Carnegie Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115, (216) 987-4772


2005-2006 Academic Calendar ______________________________________________

FALL SEMESTER, 2005 FULL TERM 16 Weeks August 29, 2005-December 19, 2005

SPRING SEMESTER, 2006 FULL TERM 16 Weeks January 13, 2006-May 17, 2006

SUMMER SESSION, 2006 FULL TERM 10 Weeks May 30, 2006-August 6, 2006

ACCELERATED SESSION A 8 Weeks August 29-October 21

ACCELERATED SESSION A 8 Weeks January 13-March 12

ACCELERATED SESSION J 5 Weeks May 30-July 1

ACCELERATED SESSION B 8 Weeks October 22-December 19

ACCELERATED SESSION B 8 Weeks March 20-May 17

ACCELERATED SESSION K 5 Weeks July 3-August 6

ACCELERATED SESSION O 14 Weeks September 12-December 19

ACCELERATED SESSION O 14 Weeks January 30-May 17

ACCELERATED SESSION L 8 Weeks June 12-August 6

FALL SEMESTER, 2005 Date...................................................... Day.............................Calendar Description April 25 – August 28 ..............Monday-Sunday....................Registration for Fall Semester, 2005 August 29 .................................Monday .................................Fall Semester (16 Weeks) and Session A (8 Weeks) Begin September 5 ............................Monday .................................Labor Day - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled September 12 ..........................Monday .................................Session O Begins October 7..................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Remove Incomplete Grades for 2005 Spring and Summer Semesters October 13................................Thursday ...............................Academic Progress Reporting for Full Term (16 Weeks) Due October 21................................Friday ....................................Session A Ends October 22................................Saturday ................................Session B Begins October 25................................Tuesday .................................Session A Final Grades Due October 28................................Friday ....................................Deadline to Petition for Graduation in Spring 2006 November 11 ...........................Friday……...................... ......Veterans Day - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled November 18 ...........................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Full Term (16 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade November 24-27 .....................Thursday-Sunday .................Thanksgiving Recess - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled December 13-19................ ......Tuesday-Monday............ ......Final Exam Week – Full Term December 19............................Monday .................................Fall Semester Full Term, Session B and Session O End December 21............................Wednesday ............................Final Grades Due – Full Term, Session B and Session O December 23–26 .....................Friday-Monday .....................Christmas Recess – College Closed

SPRING SEMESTER, 2006 October 24-January 12...........Monday-Thursday ................Registration for Spring Semester 2006 January 13 ................................Friday. ...................................Spring Semester Full Term and Session A Begin January 16 ................................Monday. ................................Martin Luther King Day – College Closed – No Classes Scheduled January 27 ................................Friday ....................................Deadline to Petition for Graduation in Summer 2006 January 30 ................................Monday .................................Session O Begins February 24..............................Tuesday .................................Last Day to Remove Incomplete Grades for Fall Semester 2005 March 2.....................................Thursday ...............................Academic Progress Reporting for Full Term (16 Weeks) Due March 12 ..................................Sunday ..................................Session A Ends March 13–19 ............................Monday-Sunday ...................Spring Break - No Classes Scheduled March 14 ..................................Tuesday .................................Session A Final Grades Due March 20. .................................Monday .................................Session B Begins April 14.....................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Full Term (16 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade April 28.....................................Friday ....................................Deadline to Petition for Graduation in Fall 2006 May 11-17.................................Thursday-Wednesday ...........Final Exam Week – Full Term May 17 ......................................Wednesday ............................Spring Semester Full Term, Session B and Session O End May 18 ......................................Thursday ...............................Commencement May 19. .....................................Friday ....................................Final Grades Due – Full Term, Session B and Session O

SUMMER SESSION, 2006 March 27-May 29....................Monday-Monday ..................Registration for Summer Session 2006 May 29 ......................................Monday .................................Memorial Day - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled May 30 ......................................Tuesday .................................Summer Session Full Term and Session J Begin June 12 ......................................Monday .................................Session L Begins June 23 ......................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Session J (5 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade June 26 ......................................Monday .................................Academic Progress Reporting for Full Term (10 Weeks) Due July 1.........................................Saturday. ...............................Session J Ends July 3.........................................Monday .................................Session K Begins July 4.........................................Tuesday .................................Independence Day - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled July 5.........................................Wednesday. ...........................Session J Grades Due July 19.......................................Wednesday. ...........................Last Day to Withdraw from Session L (8 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade July 21.......................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Full Term (10 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade July 28.......................................Monday .................................Last Day to Withdraw from Session K (5 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade August 6 ...................................Sunday. .................................Summer Session Full Term, Session K and Session L End August 8 ...................................Tuesday .................................Final Grades Due – Full Term, Session K and Session L


_____________________________________________________ 2006-2007 Academic Calendar

FALL SEMESTER, 2006 FULL TERM 16 Weeks August 28, 2006-December 18, 2006

SPRING SEMESTER, 2007 FULL TERM 16 Weeks January 12, 2007-May 16, 2007

SUMMER SESSION, 2007 FULL TERM 10 Weeks May 29, 2007-August 5, 2007

ACCELERATED SESSION A 8 Weeks August 28-October 20

ACCELERATED SESSION A 8 Weeks January 12-March 11

ACCELERATED SESSION J 5 Weeks May 29-June 30

ACCELERATED SESSION B 8 Weeks October 21-December 18

ACCELERATED SESSION B 8 Weeks March 19-May 16

ACCELERATED SESSION K 5 Weeks July 2-August 5

ACCELERATED SESSION O 14 Weeks September 11-December 18

ACCELERATED SESSION O 14 Weeks January 29-May 16

ACCELERATED SESSION L 8 Weeks June 11-August 5

FALL SEMESTER, 2006 Date...........................................Day ........................................Calendar Description April 24-August 27.................Monday-Sunday ...................Registration for Fall Semester, 2006 August 28 .................................Monday .................................Fall Semester (16 Weeks) and Session A (8 Weeks) Begin September 4 ............................Monday .................................Labor Day - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled September 11 ..........................Monday .................................Session O Begins October 6..................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Remove Incomplete Grades for 2006 Spring and Summer Semesters October 12................................Thursday ...............................Academic Progress Reporting for Full Term (16 Weeks) Due October 20................................Friday ....................................Session A Ends October 21................................Saturday ................................Session B Begins October 24................................Tuesday .................................Session A Final Grades Due October 27................................Friday ....................................Deadline to Petition for Graduation in Spring 2007 November 10 ...........................Friday ....................................Veterans Day - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled November 17 ...........................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Full Term (16 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade November 23-26. ....................Thursday-Sunday .................Thanksgiving Recess - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled December 12-18. .....................Tuesday-Monday ..................Final Exam Week – Full Term December 18............................Monday .................................Fall Semester Full Term, Session B and Session O End December 20............................Wednesday ............................Final Grades Due – Full Term, Session B and Session O December 22–25 .....................Friday-Monday .....................Christmas Recess – College Closed

SPRING SEMESTER, 2007 October 23-January 15...........Monday-Monday ..................Registration for Spring Semester 2007 January 12 ................................Friday ....................................Spring Semester Full Term and Session A Begin January 15 ................................Monday .................................Martin Luther King Day – College Closed – No Classes Scheduled January 26 ................................Friday ....................................Deadline to Petition for Graduation in Summer 2007 January 29 ................................Monday .................................Session O Begins February 23..............................Friday ....................................Last Day to Remove Incomplete Grades for Fall Semester 2006 March 1.....................................Thursday ...............................Academic Progress Reporting for Full Term (16 Weeks) Due March 11 ..................................Sunday ..................................Session A Ends March 12–18. ...........................Monday-Sunday ..................Spring Break - No Classes Scheduled March 13 ..................................Tuesday .................................Session A Final Grades Due March 19. .................................Monday .................................Session B Begins April 13.....................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Full Term (16 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade April 27.....................................Friday ....................................Deadline to Petition for Graduation in Fall 2007 May 10-16.................................Thursday-Wednesday ...........Final Exam Week – Full Term May 16 ......................................Wednesday ............................Spring Semester Full Term, Session B and Session O End May 17 ......................................Thursday ...............................Commencement May 18 ......................................Friday ....................................Final Grades Due – Full Term, Session B and Session O

SUMMER SESSION, 2007 March 26-May 28.................... .Monday-Monday .................Registration for Summer Session 2007 May 28 ......................................Monday .................................Memorial Day - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled May 29. .....................................Tuesday .................................Summer Session Full Term and Session J Begin June 11 ......................................Monday .................................Session L Begins June 22 ......................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Session J (5 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade June 24 ......................................Monday .................................Academic Progress Reporting for Full Term (10 Weeks) Due June 30. .....................................Saturday ................................Session J Ends July 2.........................................Monday .................................Session K Begins July 3.........................................Tuesday .................................Session J Grades Due July 4.........................................Wednesday ............................Independence Day - College Closed - No Classes Scheduled July 18.......................................Wednesday ............................Last Day to Withdraw from Session L (8 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade July 20.......................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Full Term (10 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade July 27.......................................Friday ....................................Last Day to Withdraw from Session K (5 Weeks) Course with a “W” Grade August 5 ...................................Sunday ..................................Summer Session Full Term, Session K and Session L End August 7. ..................................Tuesday .................................Final Grades Due – Full Term, Session K and Session L


Directions to Campuses and Corporate College Sites_________________________________


Eastern Campus 4250 Richmond Road Highland Hills, OH 44122 Located at the intersection of Richmond and Harvard roads. From the West I-480 East to I-271 North local lanes and exit at Harvard Road. Turn left off the exit, turn left at Richmond Road and proceed to the campus entrance on the right. From the South I-271 North to the Harvard Road exit. Turn left off the exit, turn left at Richmond Road and proceed to the campus entrance on the right. From the North/Northeast I-271 South to the Harvard Road exit. Turn right off the exit, turn left at Richmond Road and proceed to the campus entrance on the right.

Metropolitan Campus 2900 Community College Ave., Cleveland, OH 44115 Located between East 22 and East 30 streets. From the Southwest I-71 North to I-90 East to the East 22 Street exit and turn right off the exit. Turn left turn onto Community College Avenue. The Metropolitan Campus is located on the right. From the West/Northwest I-90 East to the East 22 Street exit and turn right off the exit. Make an immediate left turn onto Community College Avenue. The Metropolitan Campus is located on the right. From the Southeast I-77 North to the East 22 Street exit and go straight off the exit onto Community College Avenue. The Metropolitan Campus is located on the right. From the East/Northeast I-90 West to the Prospect Street exit and turn left off the exit. Make a right turn onto East 30 Street. Make a right turn onto Community College Avenue. The Metropolitan Campus is located on the left.

Western Campus 11000 Pleasant Valley Road, Parma, OH 44130 Located near the intersection of York and W. Pleasant Valley roads. From the West I-71 North or South. Exit at Bagley Road and travel East approx. 3.3 miles (Bagley Road becomes W. Pleasant Valley Rd.). The campus will be on your left past West 130 Street. From the East I-77 North or South. Exit at W. Pleasant Valley Road and travel West approx. 5.8 miles. The campus will be on the right just past York Road.

Corporate College West 25425 Center Ridge Road Westlake, OH 44145 Located at the intersection of Columbia and Center Ridge roads. From the West Take I- 90 East to Exit 159, Columbia Road. Turn right off the exit ramp onto Columbia Road. Proceed south on Columbia Road to Center Ridge Road (approximately 1.5 miles). From the East Take I- 90 West to Exit 159, Columbia Road. Take the Columbia SOUTH exit. Proceed south on Columbia Road to Center Ridge Road (approximately 1.5 miles). From the South Take I-71 North to I-90 West. Proceed on I- 90 West to Exit 159, Columbia Road. Take the Columbia SOUTH exit. Proceed south on Columbia Road to Center Ridge Road (Approximately 1.5 miles). OR Take I- 77 North to I- 490 to I- 90 West. Take the Columbia SOUTH exit. Proceed south on Columbia Road to Center Ridge Road (approximately 1.5 miles).

Corporate College East 4400 Richmond Road Warrensville Hts., OH 44128 Located at I-271/Richmond Road From the North Take I-271 South. Exit at the Emery Road/Richmond Road exit. Turn right on Richmond Road. The Corporate College entrance is on your left. From the South Take I-271 North. Exit at Harvard Road (Exit 28B). Turn left off the exit ramp and proceed West (about a quarter mile). Turn left on Richmond Road and travel south. The Corporate College entrance will be on your right.

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