OTC offers nearly $2 million in financial aid incentives for fall 2020
This fall, Ozarks Technical Community College will offer two new financial aid options for students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. …
OTC to offer scholarships for students affected by COVID-19
Ozarks Technical Community College is offering $100,000 in scholarships this summer for students impacted by COVID-19. OTC will distribute 200 …
Registration tips from the OTC Advising Team
While the start of our summer and fall semesters might seem far away, registration is just around the corner beginning …
OTC to host FAFSA Frenzy event in Springfield
Ozarks Technical Community College will host a free FAFSA Frenzy event on Thursday, Nov. 21 from 5-7 p.m. in the …
“Fast Track Fridays” are coming to OTC
Every Friday in October, Ozarks Technical Community College will host “Fast Track Fridays” to teach prospective students how they can …
Missouri governor promotes new financial aid program during OTC visit
Gov. Mike Parson stopped by the OTC Springfield Campus today to discuss a new financial aid program offered by the …
New state financial aid program provides free tuition for adults
Cost is often a major barrier for students who wish to attend college, but, beginning with the fall 2019 semester, …
All OTC locations will be open Saturday, Aug. 10
All Ozarks Technical Community College locations will be open on Saturday, Aug. 10 to help students prepare for the upcoming …
OTC nursing student applauds Veterans Upward Bound outreach
OTC practical nursing student Penny Kimball is committed to caring for fellow veterans. A U.S. Army veteran herself, Penny wants …
All OTC locations will be open Saturday, Aug. 11
All Ozarks Technical Community College locations will be open on Saturday, Aug. 11 to help students prepare for the upcoming …
Sen. Roy Blunt promotes year-round Pell Grants during OTC visit
U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt stopped by OTC today with an important message for college students: Use year-round Pell to complete …
SCAM ALERT: Students targeted by companies trying to profit from changes in Washington D.C.
Students, have you recently received a voicemail message like this?
“This message is from the Department of Education. In regards …