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EARNING COLLEGE CREDIT
WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL
Tonight’s Presenters
College Credit Plus (CC+) 101 Michelle Brown
The Ohio State Academy Michelle Brown
Columbus State Community College Kimberly Connell
Kenyon College (KAP) Dudley Thomas
Central Ohio Technical College Cory Conrad
Dustin Dunlevy
Wright State University Cathy Davis
Craig Baudendistel
Overview of CCP
• College Credit Plus (CCP) is an opportunity for qualified high
school students to take college classes before graduation
• CCP Covers all dual credit programs• High School and College Credit
• Free of charge to the student (public school students who are Ohio
residents)
• On campus, at the high school and on-line
• Students may also participate in a self-pay option. These
students will receive college credit (no high school credit
available)
WHAT IS COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS?
What does CCP Cover?
• CCP students will have costs paid by the school district. This includes:
• Tuition• Books (student may be required to return at the
end of the term)• Fees
• CCP does not include:
• Optional Fees (parking, gym membership)• Transportation
Self-Pay
1. Self-pay students may not want to have college
classes on the high school transcript
2. Self-pay students may want to take Dev-Ed, or
remedial, courses (if available)
3. Non-public and Home School students may do self-
pay if they do not receive state funding for CCP
WHY WOULD I DO SELF-PAY?
Maximum Credit Hours
• CCP will allow a student to earn 30 credit hours in one academic year• Students can earn a maximum of 120 college credits, 7 – 12 grade.
Formula to determine eligible college hours:
• Take student’s # of high school Carnegie units and multiply by 3. • Subtract that answer from 30. • This will give you the number of hours for which student may
earn in that academic year.
Non-Public and Home-Schooled
Students
• Funding is by application and is not guaranteed
• Must submit letter of intent and application
• Will receive notification of award—credit hours may
be limited
• If awarded, must submit copy of award letter to
college/university
Benefits of CC+
• Free college credit
• Opportunity to enroll in classes not available at high school
• Exposure to college faculty/ college expectations
• College credit may transfer easily (especially between public
institutions within Ohio)
Risks of CC+
• Financial Risk• If unsuccessful, may have to reimburse school district
• College coursework may be more rigorous and take more time than high school coursework
• Transportation not provided for on-campus classes
• Course credit may not transfer to private or out-of-state colleges
• Federal Financial Aid may be impacted• ‘W,’ ‘F,’ maximum time frame
Who can participate in CC+?
• Students in grades 7 – 12 who meet the college readiness
guidelines (generally based on test requirements)
• Students must file letter of intent with HS counselor by April 1
• The earlier the better, especially if planning to start in
summer
• Students must meet the admission criteria set by the college
Who should participate in CC+?
• Students who are motivated and mature
• Students who are academically strong students
• Students who want to explore academic areas that may not
be available at their high school
• Students who have the time to devote to college classes
How Does CCP Affect College Admissions?
• CCP Students will be considered freshmen when applying
for admission as a degree seeking student to colleges in
the University System of Ohio
• Grades earned in CCP courses will be included in the high
school grade point average, which will be a factor in
selective admissions
• Colleges will have a variety of admissions policies – check
with the school of your choice for more details
CC+, AP, IB, Honors—What’s Best?
• Selective admissions colleges look for students who have the
most rigorous courses
• Both the subject matter and the level of rigor are considered
• Students should take math all four years of high school
• Natural Sciences and Foreign Language courses are also highly
rigorous
• Challenge yourself by taking classes that push you, either
through AP or CCP
What are your next steps?
1. Meet with your high school counselor to discuss your
options
2. Complete the “Intent to Participate” form at your high
school by April 1
3. Apply for admission to the college of your choice
The Ohio State Academy
Participating in the Academy
• The Academy is College Credit Plus at Ohio
State
• Classes are available both on-campus and on-
line.
• Students may choose from a wide range of
courses
Is the Academy Right for You?
• How much time do you have to devote to OSU
coursework?
• Do you have the motivation and maturity to
navigate the OSU system?
• What are your goals and objectives?
Admission Criteria
• Admissions to the Academy program mirror our
process for incoming freshmen students.
• Admissions criteria is determined by the campus
of enrollment
Admission to Columbus Campus
• Columbus Campus Admission is selective
• We use a holistic review process, and consider
each student’s:• Class rank or cumulative GPA
• ACT/SAT/PSAT scores
• Number and Rigor of college prep coursework
• Leadership and involvement
• Recommendations
Columbus Campus Academy
Student Profile
• Academy students, Columbus Campus, Autumn
2015• Strong grades
• average GPA: 3.81
• Strong test scores• middle 50% for ACT Composite: 26 – 30
• Strong curriculum• 80% have completed 3 – 4 units of English, Math, Science,
Social Science and Foreign Language
Admission to Regional Campuses
• Newark, Marion, Mansfield and Lima and the Agricultural
Technical Institute (ATI) in Wooster
• Open Enrollment Campuses• Students must meet the Remediation Free Guidelines of the
State of Ohio to be admitted
READINESS AREA ACT Minimum SAT Minimum PSAT Minimum
English Sub Score English: 18 Critical Reading: 450
Writing: 430
Critical Reading: 45
Writing: 43
Reading Sub Score Reading: 21 Reading: 450 Reading: 45
Mathematics Sub
Score
Math: 22 Math: 520 Math: 52
Deadlines
• Application Deadlines for all campuses• Autumn Semester – May 1
• Spring Semester – October 15
• Summer Term – February 15
• To complete the application, a student needs to submit• The on-line application (found on the Academy website)
• High School transcripts
• The High School Information Form (on the Academy website)
• Standardized test scores (ACT/ SAT/ PSAT)
Academy Admissions Timeline
• Once an application is completed
• Application review
• Notice of admission
• Invitation to Academy Orientation
Scheduling Classes
• Academy students will meet with an advisor at
Orientation and before each following semester
to set up schedule.
• Enrollment in courses will be determined by:
• Pre-requisite requirements.
• Specific time when class is offered
• Availability of seats in the class
The OSU Academy
For More Information about the
OSU Academy:
Michele C. Brown
Program Director
College Credit Plus Programs
(614) 688-4468
http://undergrad.osu.edu/academy
Columbus State Community College
• Classes offered on campus, online, or in your high school
• Downtown Columbus campus, Delaware campus or Regional Learning Centers
• Wide range of courses and pathways available
Columbus State
CSCC Courses @ NAHSDigital Photography II & Multimedia
Physical Geology
World Civilization I
World Civilization II
Academics
CSCC Dual Credit Program
• Career and Tech
• Business & Marketing
• Computers & Interactive Media
• Construction Sciences
• Engineering & Skilled Trades
• Health & Medical
• Human & Public Services
• Arts and Sciences
• Associate of Arts and Associate of Science
• General Education Requirements/Transfer
What We Offer
CSCC Dual Credit Program
• Advising Services• 2 dedicated College Credit Plus advisors
• Preferred Pathways with 9 partner institutions• The Ohio State University, Franklin University, Ohio University, Otterbein, Ohio
Dominican, Ohio Wesleyan, Miami University, Capital, and Columbus College of
Art and Design
• Tutoring Services
• Disability Services
• Writing Center
Cost Savings
• Columbus State tuition (per credit hour) $135.93
• CC+ students may take up to 30 credit hours per academic year
and up to 120 credit hours total
• Savings* (*at 30 hour maximum per year)
• $4,077.90—1 year
• $8,155.80—2 years
• Sample Courses taken by high school students (Arts and Sciences pathway)
Autumn Spring
COLS 1101 (1 credit hour) MATH 1148 (4 credit hours)
ENGL 1100 (3 credit hours) ENGL 2367 (3 credit hours)
POLS 1100 (3 credit hours) POLS 1250 (3 credit hours)
$951.51--Savings $1359.30--Savings
Finishing Your 2-Year Degree at
Columbus State after HS Graduation
Columbus State is AFFORDABLE!Tuition* Comparison to 4-year public and private institutions in Ohio
Annual tuition for a Full-time student
Columbus State$4,077.90
Miami University
$13,533
University of Cincinnati
$11,000
Ohio University
$10,536
Capital University
$31,990
Otterbein University
$31,424
University of Dayton
$37,230
*All tuition amounts are reflective of the 2014-2015 academic year
Admission Criteria
CSCC Dual Credit Program
• Open Admissions
• No GPA requirement
• Must meet course placement requirements
• “College-Ready Standards” *(if required for course)
ACT COMPASS
Reading 21 or Higher 81 or Higher
English/Writing 18 or Higher 69 or Higher
Mathematics 22 or Higher Algebra Domain- 52 or Higher
Course Eligibility
CSCC Dual Credit Program
• Placement
• Compass or ACT scores
• Prerequisite
• Prior Coursework
• AP scores
• Other previously earned college credit (must send official
transcript to Columbus State)
• Plan of Study, or Pathway
Admissions Process
CSCC Dual Credit Program
• Submit Letter of Intent to your High School by APRIL 1st.
• Apply online• CSCC Application
• Receive Cougar ID# (you will need this in order to test)
• Test• Take COMPASS® Placement Test or submit ACT scores
• COMPASS® Testing may or may not be coordinated through your high school
• Columbus State CANNOT accept ACT scores from the transcript. We must have the ACT
Score Report.
• Orientation and Registration• All CC+ students will be required to complete an orientation and registration session
• Students will receive information via email
• Registration Consent Forms must be signed by student, parent, and school counselor
Columbus State Dual Credit Program (College Credit Plus)
Admissions Calendar 2016-2017
Term Priority
Application
Deadline
Final Application
Deadline
Testing Deadline Course
Registration
Deadline
Summer
Semester 2016
(May 30,2016-
August 13, 2016)
May 9, 2016 May 23, 2016 May 25, 2016
Autumn
Semester 2016
(August 29, 2016-
December 17, 2016)
May 9, 2016 August 8, 2016 August 22, 2016 August 24, 2016
Spring Semester
2017
(January 16, 2017-
May 13, 2017)
December 26,
2016
January 9, 2017 January 11,
2017
Continuing CC+ Students
To Do:
• Submit Letter of Intent (must complete each year)
• Submit Registration Consent Form (must complete each year)
• Register for courses
• Continuing students do NOT have to re-apply to Columbus State
UNLESS graduating high school and applying for post-high
school matriculation.
For More Information about the
CSCC Dual Credit Program :
http://www.cscc.edu/community/dual-credit
For More Information about the
CSCC Dual Credit Program :
Jacqueline Stewart Kimberly ConnellDirector Assistant Director
Dual Credit Dual Credit
614-287-5349 614-287-5349
COTC
Why Choose COTC?
• COTC has a rich history of working with
the region’s high schools
Currently there are over 1,500 high school
students taking COTC courses.
• We have an established reputation for
quality programming and customer service
• There are a wide variety of TAG courses
(Transfer Assurance Guarantee)
available that will transfer to any Ohio
public college or university
• COTC has a commitment to technical
education and innovative programs and
partnerships
• College Credit Plus
• 3 options available
• Over 40 Technical Associate Degrees and Certificates
• 4 Full Service Campus Locations
• Newark, Pataskala, Knox and Coshocton
• Career Services
• Annual Career Fair and Transfer Fair
• Center for Academic Success
• Tutoring, Math Lab, and Communication Resource Center
• Concurrent Enrollment Option (CEOP)
What COTC has to offer!
• We offer a hands-on approach to learning.
• Nearly 85% of COTC graduates are employed within 6
months of graduation.
• Small class sizes provide for a quality classroom experience – COTC’s
average class size is 16 students.
• Affordability: COTC is a great, affordable path for a post-
secondary education in Ohio!
• About 33% of COTC students go on to pursue a
bachelor’s degree. We have many partnerships with various
colleges and universities to help you get there, and reduce your overall
college costs!
What makes us unique?
• Allied Health
• Business Management
• Engineering & Information
Technologies
• Nursing
Associate Degrees
• Public Safety
• Social & Behavioral Sciences
• Arts & Sciences
• One-Year Certificates
Affordability
•Low tuition
•Financial aid available
Accessibility
•Open enrollment
Transferability
•TAGs
•Ohio Transfer Module
•Articulation Agreements
Benefits of a two-year college
Kenyon Academic
Partnership
KAP Courses @ NAHSAmerican Humanities
Art History
Drawing
Ethics
Law & Government
Theatre
• Application Process
KAP Webpage
Wright State University
WSU Course @ NAHS
Engineering Mathematics
Application Process
EGR 101: Introductory Mathematics
for Engineering Applications Course Topics:
• Linear & Quadratic Equations • Trigonometry • Vectors and Complex Numbers• Sinusoids and Harmonic Signals• Systems of Equations and Matrices• Basics of Differentiation• Basics of Integration• Differential Eqns. W/Const.Coeffs.
All topics driven by engineering applications taken directly from core engineering courses
Lectures reinforced by hands-on laboratory and recitation components including a thorough integration with MATLAB
Replaces traditional math prerequisites for core sophomore-level engineering courses –effectively uncorking the calculus bottleneck
Regional Campus
OU Pickerington & OU Lancaster
-Most classes on campus
-Limited on-line course options
-Paper application
-ACT or Accuplacer Required
-Minimum scores for Reading/Writing
Questions?
CC+ Information, links and resources are available on the High School Counseling Department Website:
http://www.napls.us/Page/1814
Thank you for attending!
