Codex for Ohio college students

Providing eligible Ohio college, community college, and trade school students with $100 in Codex credits to build projects, develop AI skills, and prepare for future careers.

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The careers Ohio students are preparing for today will increasingly be shaped by AI. Whether it's helping an engineering student design a new product, a manufacturing student improve a production line, a healthcare student analyze information, or an entrepreneur launch a new business, AI is becoming a tool used across nearly every industry.

Codex is OpenAI's AI tool for building projects, creating software, solving problems, and turning ideas into real-world applications. Students can use Codex to create apps, automate tasks, analyze information, develop technical skills, and bring new ideas to life.

To support Ohio's next generation of builders, makers, and entrepreneurs, OpenAI is providing eligible college, community college, and trade school students with $100 in Codex credits. The program is designed to give students practical experience using AI, help them build valuable workforce skills, and prepare them for careers in the industries driving Ohio's growth.

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Ohio Program FAQs

This offer is available to current students enrolled at degree-granting universities in Ohio and residing in Ohio at the time of claiming the offer. Only one credit offer per student. To claim the offer, your student status and eligibility must be successfully verified. Click the button above to begin the verification process through SheerID.

Ohio has a long history of building things that matter. This program is an extension of an existing OpenAI initiative, and it is designed to help the next generation of Ohio builders gain hands-on experience with AI and develop skills that can help them create, innovate, and compete in the economy of the future.