Rutherford B. Hayes High School2015-2016

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.

Student Choice

Students can choose any course at a public (or participating private) college

Credit Hours

Up to 30 college credit hours per academic year.

No more than 120 college credit hours while in the program.

Not Only for Juniors and Seniors

Students have options

Pathways are a tool for high school counselors

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.

High School and/or College CreditCCP can satisfy or supplement graduation

required courses.3, 4, or 5 credit college course = 1 HS creditCollege credited course is on the transcript

and affects the GPA even if the course is failed or dropped after the no-fault drop date.

Official college transcripts must be requested to send to another college for transfer.

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

The student has taken allcourses our school offers in aparticular subject.

The student has taken all thecourses they need to graduate andis ready to begin college work.

The student wants to experiencewhat college-level work is like.

Tuition

No cost for tuition for courses taken at a public college.

Private colleges may charge families up to $153 per credit hour.

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.

At Hayes, On-Campus, or Online

Courses can be taken Hayes (see next slides for course options)

Courses can be taken on a college campus (transportation must be provided by the family).

On-campus classes may be taken any time of day – check the college website for course availability.

Courses can be taken online.

At Hayes

At Hayes

Deadline forstudents to telltheir schoolabout CCPparticipation

Courses Delivered Online orNot on a College Campus

Courses taken at Hayes do not have to be taken for college credit, but the collegecourse will be taught to the class.

Facilitator of onlinecourse is not aninstructor.

Online Options

Check the college’s website for online course options or talk to an advisor about these options.

University of Toledo offers a catalog of asynchronous online courses that are CCP eligible.

http://www.utoledo.edu/admission/dualcredit/

Athletic Eligibility

Courses may be used for OHSAA eligibility. Students may be required to obtain their current

grade to submit to the athletic director to determine quarter eligibility.

Currently, OBR is working with NCAA regarding college-level eligibility.

The following CCP courses taught at Hayes are NCAA approved: College Algebra, World Literature Honors, Spanish

4/5, French 4/5, Excursions in Math (Pending)

Colleges Must…

Assign an advisor to each CCP student and schedule student meeting prior to academic no-fault drop course date

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)

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.

What is College Ready?

College Course

ACT Subject-Area Test

ACT Explore® Benchmark Grade 8

ACT COMPASS Benchmark

ACT Plan® Benchmark

The ACT® Benchmark

English Composition English 13 77 15 18

College Algebra Mathematics 17 52 19 22

Social Sciences Reading 16 89 18 22

Biology Science 18 N/A 20 23

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.

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.

AP Courses at Hayes AP Language & Composition

AP Literature & Composition

AP Calculus AB

AP Calculus BC

AP Statistics

AP Biology

AP Chemistry

AP Environmental Science

AP Physics 1

AP Physics 2

AP European History

AP Government & Politics

AP Psychology

AP Art History

AP Studio Art

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

Thank you for Attending!