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Columbus State Community College and Ohio State University announce new tuition-free program
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Ohio Capital Journal
Columbus State Community College students will soon be able to finish their bachelor’s degree at Ohio State University tuition-free.
To qualify, a Columbus State graduate must be an Ohio resident, file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid annually, be a full-time Ohio State student, and have a family adjusted gross income of $100,000 or less.
Buckeye Bridge will cover all tuition and mandatory fees for up to eight semesters at Ohio State.
“It’s about eliminating uncertainty for students and families,” Columbus State President David Harrison said.
“It’s about creating a clear, predictable, guaranteed, debt-free pathway.”More than 1,000 students per year transfer from Columbus State to Ohio State.
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