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 …
Message from the Provost
OTC Students, you are amazing.
Over the last few weeks, I have had a front-row seat to all the hard …
OTC adjusts online fees, tuition in wake of COVID-19
In an acknowledgement that almost all OTC courses have an online element, the Ozarks Technical Community College Board of Trustees …
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 …
Free technology resources during the COVID-19 outbreak
In the wake of the Novel Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, OTC is moving its courses online for the remainder of …
EMP grad lands new role within company thanks to degree
OTC alumnus Luke Bradshaw had no problem landing a job in his field upon graduation. In fact, all he had …
OTC unveils new Allied Health Student Success Center
With a goal of increasing retention and graduation rates for its allied health programs, Ozarks Technical Community College cut the …
Apply for summer and fall scholarships at OTC
Did you know that OTC awards more than $900,000 in scholarships to students each year? That’s a lot of dough. …
Branco Enterprises and OTC partner to provide apprenticeships
Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center for Workforce Development and general contractor, Branco Enterprises, Inc., have entered into a partnership …
OTC transfer student earns prestigious art school scholarship
Alexis Richards’ future is like a fresh canvas, full of possibility. In May, the 20 year old will graduate from …
OTC hosts inaugural Innovation Celebration
In an effort to encourage innovation at every level within the OTC System, the college hosted its inaugural Innovation Celebration …
OTC grad branded “not college material” closes in on doctorate
Before Keith Crisman graduated from Bowling Green (Missouri) High School in 2001, he was told that he wasn’t “college material.” …