Cincinnati State — Harrison

Cincinnati State’s Harrison campus is at 10030 West Road, on the grounds of Cincinnati West Airport. The site serves Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) students; many program classes and lab sessions take place there alongside other common courses. Its airport setting is part of the training environment, connecting maintenance instruction with aircraft and airport operations.

The AMT curriculum prepares students for technical work maintaining aircraft and systems, with coursework and hands-on lab components. Cincinnati State describes FAA-aligned training and pathways toward airframe and powerplant credentials. Review the current course sequence and admission steps because program prerequisites, lab schedules and credential requirements can differ from general college admission.

The college says Harrison is accessible from Interstate 74 and serves western Hamilton County and southeastern Indiana. The location page lists the current address and phone and links a campus map. Verify the building and appointment before driving: the airport campus is separate from Clifton, and a student may need to visit more than one office.

Harrison is especially relevant to applicants seeking aviation maintenance training rather than a broad selection of general courses. Ask the program office how much instruction is held at the airport, what tools or safety requirements apply, which certifications are included and how cooperative work experience fits into the program.