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Rutherford B. Hayes High School 2015-2016

College Credit Plus offers college courses for grades 7-12 at no cost, providing pathways for academic success. Students can choose from various courses and earn up to 30 credit hours per year. Learn more about the benefits and processes of enrolling in CCP.

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Rutherford B. Hayes High School 2015-2016

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  1. Rutherford B. Hayes High School 2015-2016

  2. What it College Credit Plus? • Opportunity for college-ready students in grades 7-12 to take college courses for no cost. • Replaces Dual Enrollment and PSEO programs.

  3. Student Choice • Students can choose any course at a public (or participating private) college

  4. Credit Hours • Up to 30 college credit hours per academic year. • No more than 120 college credit hours while in the program.

  5. Not Only for Juniors and Seniors • Students have options • Pathways are a tool for high school counselors

  6. Pathways • A pathway may: • Be organized by a major or career path • Include various core courses required for a degree or professional certification by the college • A pathway does not keep a student from choosing different courses.

  7. High School and/or College Credit • CCP can satisfy or supplement graduation required courses.

  8. What are some of the scenarios when a student may use College Credit Plus?

  9. The student has taken all coursesour school offers in a particular subject. The student has taken all the courses they need to graduate and is ready to begin college work. The student wants to experience what college-level work is like.

  10. Tuition • No cost for tuition for courses taken at a public college. • Private colleges may charge families up to $153 per credit hour.

  11. 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.

  12. Deadline for students to tell their school about CCP participation

  13. Courses Delivered Online orNot on a College Campus College and non-college students in the classroom – the college course is delivered Facilitator of online course is not an instructor.

  14. Colleges Must… Assign an advisor to each CCP student andschedule student meeting prior toacademic no-fault drop course date

  15. Steps to CCP • 1. Notify School Counselor by April 1 of intent to participate. • Mrs. Nicely – Grade 7 • Ms. Ziegler – Grade 8 • Mrs. Scott – Grade 9 • Mr. Brown – Grades 10 – 12 (Last Names A – G) • Mrs. Pollard – Grades 10 – 12 (Last Names H – O) • Ms. Burwinkel – Grades 10 – 12 (Last Names P – Z)

  16. Steps to CCP • 2. Apply to college of choosing by college assigned deadline. • 3. Show academic college-readiness/admission standards based on college’s criteria. • 4. Register for appropriate classes based on counselor and advisor recommendation.

  17. CCP vs. AP • CCP: • College credit on a transcript to transfer or continue at the same college. • No cost to families unless attending a private college. • Grade will transfer to Ohio public colleges. • Not guaranteed to transfer to private or out-of-state colleges.

  18. CCP vs. AP • AP: • Fee to take AP Exam. • Scores of 3, 4, 5 on the AP Exam may be used toward college degree requirements. • Internationally recognized curriculum accepted at most colleges. • Highly selective schools prefer AP.

  19. Meetings with College Representatives • Following this presentation, please continue to these locations to speak with a representative from our visiting colleges regarding the CCP process with their school: • Columbus State Community College – Room 6006 • Marion Technical College – Auditorium • The Ohio State University & The Ohio State University at Marion – Room 6007 • DACC Business Courses – Cafeteria • Wright State University (Spanish 4/5, French 4/5) – Room 6002 • Advanced Placement - Cafeteria

  20. Thank you for Attending!

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