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College Credit Plus (CCP)

Aimee A. Caldrone College & Career Counselor

440-427-6152 acaldrone@ofcs.net

What’s is CCP?

• Students earn both high school and college credit
• All tuition, fees and books are paid for by district
• Offers expanded opportunities to experience college-level

coursework

CCP Eligibility

• Enrolled in the district
• Grade 7-12 during the 2016-2017 school year
• Apply and be accepted to the college
• Meet a remediation free score (college ready) on an ACT, SAT or placement

exam used by the college *CCP students must meet the same admission criteria as a traditional student applying to the college. Each college has their own admission criteria. *

CCP Scheduling Options

• 1. CCP classes at Olmsted Falls High School
• 2. Any college that offers a CCP course

(All state schools and some private schools)

• College campus
• Online

College Composition I College Composition II College Algebra Precalculus Principles of Biology I Principles of Biology II US History I US History II Drawing I Sports Management Latin for Medical T erminology

CCP Courses

• 1. Each course is ONE semester rather the one school year
• 2. A three, four or five credit college course = 1 high school credit
• 3. CCP grades will be on both the high school and college transcript
• 4. CCP grades will impact high school GPA/rank and potentially college GPA
• 5. Classes can be taken summer, fall and spring semesters
• 6. Courses paid for by the district must be non-secular
• 7. CCP courses are weighted the same as an AP class if the HS offers an AP course

in the same subject area.

• 8. For every one hour of a college class, expect 3 hours of outside work.

CCP Books

The district is responsible for providing textbooks for students, however CCP books are NOT the property of the student. Students must return books at the end of the semester following the book return policy of the college they are attending. Failure to return books can result in financial penalty and/or the withholding of the student’s grades.

AP & CCP

Both are considered advanced standing courses by The State of Ohio

AP (Advanced Placement) CCP (College Credit Plus)

Course duration: 1 full school year Course duration: 1 semester Grade is weighted on a 5.0 scale Grade weighted on a 5.0 scale IF an AP course is offered in the subject area at the HS College credit determined by scores on AP exam College credit determined by passing grade in course AP credit accepted at 91% of public colleges and 92% of private colleges nationwide (NACEP) Dual enrollment (CCP) credit accepted at all Ohio public institutions and 92% of public colleges and 78% of private colleges

• nationwide. (NACEP)

**If you are concerned about how colleges will view AP and CCP (dual enrollment) courses in terms of admissions and credit transfer, call the admissions department of the college and inquire**

30 – 3(HS credits) = CCP credits per school year

CCP Credit Formula

The CCP law states the school district can pay up to 30 credits per school year with a maximum of 120 for the student‘s total time in the program. The 30 credits is a combination of high school and college credits using the formula above. A student that chooses to go over 30 credits per school year will be financially responsible for the overage and will be charged the per credit rate of that college.

30 – 3(3 HS credits) = CCP credits for school year 30 – 9 HS credits = 21 CCP credits for school year

CCP Credit Formula Example

Fall Semester Spring Semester

CCP College Comp. I (3 college credits) CCP College Comp. II (3 college credits) AP Statistics (.5 HS Credits) AP Statistics (.5 HS Credits) Physics (.5 HS Credits) Physics (.5 HS credits) CCP General Psychology(3 college credits) CCP Sociology (3 college credits) Introduction to Business (.5 HS credits) Marketing (.5 HS credits)

How to Apply

CCP classes at OFHS

1. Turn in MANDATORY Letter of Intent Form no later than APRIL 1, 2016 to Guidance Office.

• 2. Complete CCP application to LCCC
• 3. Submit qualifying ACT or SAT scores along with application OR take

LCCC placement test

• 4. Student receives acceptance letter from college
• 5. New CCP students/parents attend a group scheduling meeting

with high school counselor

• 6. Classes can be scheduled in PowerSchool

Apply and test early, the CCP selections will be available in PowerSchool during scheduling

How to Apply

CCP classes at college

1. Turn in MANDATORY Letter of Intent Form no later than APRIL 1, 2016 to Guidance Office.

• 2. Complete CCP application to the college

LCCC, Tri-C and CSU apps available in Guidance & Counselor’s Corner website

• 3. Submit qualifying ACT or SAT scores along with application or take placement test for

college (Tri-C & LCCC)

• 4. Student receives acceptance from college
• 5. New CCP students/parents attend a group scheduling

meeting with high school counselor

• 6. Student creates a high school schedule in PowerSchool in March.
• 7. Student meets with school counselor AND college advisor to

schedule classes when college registration begins for summer (April), fall (April) and spring (October)semesters. The high school schedule is adjusted by HS counselor.

Placement Testing Options

LCCC – OFHS CCP classes and LCCC on-campus classes Option 1: OFHS Testing Dates – Sign up in the guidance office Friday, February 12th – 10:30 AM & 1:30 PM Wednesday, February 24th – 2:30 PM & 5:30 PM Option 2: Test at the LCCC campus – North Ridgeville – Contact the college about testing Tri-C on-campus classes Option: Test at Tri-C campus – Westshore Campus (Westlake) – Contact the college about testing CSU & other 4 year Colleges Option: Submit a qualifying ACT or SAT score

Advantages

• Expands educational opportunities
• Become familiar with college curriculum
• Allows for dual credit at no cost
• Credits transfer to all 4 year Ohio public institutions

www.transferology.com

• Possibility of earning an Associate’s Degree & high school

diploma simultaneously

• Access to all college services

Disadvantages

• Failure of the class or student withdrawing after

the 14th day of the course can result in the tuition and fees becoming the responsibility of the student/parent.

• If a student withdraws from CCP classes frequently and/or obtains a poor

college GPA, this can negatively impact college financial aid

• Athletics and activities may be affected
• Students be in at least 5, 1 credit course each quarter to be eligible for

athletics

• College communication with parents will be limited
• HS communication with students off campus can be limited
• College calendar/breaks may be different
• Socialization issues with older students on college campus
• Receiving school decides whether to issue college credit for CCP coursework

(Private or Out-of-State colleges)

• Increase in student responsibility
• Poor grades will negatively affect high school GPA and class rank

What does a successful CCP student look like?

• Take responsibility for their education
• Have initiative to seek out resources and

follow deadlines and procedures

• Demonstrates maturity
• Self-motivated
• Ready for college level curriculum ( as

evidenced by success in high school curriculum and placement tests )

Final CCP Reminders

• If considering participating in CCP, please complete the steps and

meet ALL deadlines

• CCP students are considered college students and will be held to the

same expectations.

• Check our Counselors' Corner website for CCP updates, procedures

and deadlines

• Any questions, contact Mrs. Caldrone at (440)427-6152 or

acaldrone@ofcs.net

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