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What is College Credit Plus?

College Credit Plus

Sole state program in which students can earn dual credit Counts for both high school and college Complete degree in fewer terms and with greater flexibility

Open to grades 7‐12 Take courses summer, fall, and spring and semesters Free at public institutions College‐readiness required

CCP Facts

Who participates in CCP at LCCC?

2,643 students participated ‐ 47% in 12th grade; 33% in 11th; 15% in 10th ; 4% in

9th; 0.9% in 8th; 0.3% in 7th

320 different courses taken 23,903 credits earned (96% passing rate!)

CCP at LCCC: 2015‐2016

College‐readiness determined by college.

At LCCC, no minimum GPA, but test scores are required.

Apply and Get Admitted

Participate by getting admitted into a college. May have to take a placement test and other criteria.

Student Choice

Students can choose any course that applies toward a degree or workforce certification, including:

• Transfer Module
• Electives
• Online

Graduate with College Credit

Earn up to 30 college credit hours per academic year, including summer. No more than 120 college credit hours while in the program.

How Many Credits Can I Take?

• Count the number of secondary

units for which the student is earning only high school credit

• Multiply that number by 3
• Subtract that number from 30

Example: Student is enrolled for 4 secondary units 4x3=12 30-12=18 Student is eligible to take 18 college credit hours during the current academic year

Books and Fees

Students attending a public college do not pay for either books or fees. Students attending a private college may have a cost that includes books and fees. Homeschool students must pay for textbooks.

Find the Colleges and Courses that Fit

Students have options Counselors will share sample pathways with you Pathways are courses to help you choose, not

• bligate you

A semester college course of 3 or more credits counts as a one‐year high school class.

Weighted Grades

College courses must be weighted the same as AP and IB in the same subject area.

AP, IB Course College Course

Under what scenarios can a qualified student use College Credit Plus?

You want to take college courses to satisfy your high school graduation requirements. You completed your high school graduation required classes and you want to begin college work. You want to explore college and take a course in a subject that interests you.

Transfer your CCP credits to LCCC or another college/university

www.transferology.com But retain entering freshman status for scholarships!

• Pathways for UP bachelor’s degrees, starting in 9th grade
• College courses FREE through CCP
• Tuition savings of up to 80% of a traditional 4-year program
• www.lorainccc.edu/myuniversity

Other Benefits

• Attend college classes while still in high school
• Count credits for both high school and college
• Reduce overall cost of college education
• Remain in high school environment
• Take courses not available at high school
• Increase opportunities for career exploration
• Access LCCC services

The grade you earn in the college course is applied to your high school graduation required class.

Grades are Applied to Graduation Requirements

If you fail the class or drop it too late, you may have to pay for it.

Other Cautions

• Removed from HS environment
• FERPA applies
• May miss HS activities
• Exposed to adult content
• Follow LCCC’s academic calendar
• Colleges transcripts are permanent

records

• For failures, high school graduation can be

jeopardized

Deadline for Students:

April 1 Notify your school if you intend to participate next year.

You can use the “Intent to Participate” form here: www.OhioHigherEd.org/CCP

Nonpublic and Home School Students:

• 1. Submit your letter of intent to participate by April 1 (ASAP)
• 2. Gain admission to the college (ASAP)
• 3. Create a SAFE account on the Ohio Department of

Education website (Feb. 15 ‐ April 15)

• 4. Apply for state funding by April 15

What’s next?

• Submit your CCP application, with signatures

and transcripts, to LCCC by

• April 15 (summer)
• June 15 (fall)
• October 15 (spring)
• Complete Accuplacer OR send ACT/SAT scores
• ACT: 18 E, 22 M, 22 R
• Visit www.accuplacer.collegeboard.org for

sample questions

After Admission

• Create your MyCampus Account
• Complete orientation and CSI (in‐person or
• nline through MyCampus)
• www.lorainccc.edu/orientation
• Meet with your HS guidance counselor to

discuss course selections and complete the Course Authorization Form

Scheduling Classes

• Schedule an appointment with your LCCC

advisor

• Advising sessions at LCCC and some high

schools

• Enrollment Services Hours: visit the

website to see your advisor’s availability

• Order your books online, then pick them

up!

For More Information

www.ohiohighered.org/ccp

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