Lourdes University is a Catholic, co-educational, fouryear liberal arts institution sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis,
Sylvania, Ohio. It is the mission of Lourdes to provide an holistic
approach to learning by inspiring personal growth; encouraging
social responsibility; and fostering interpersonal respect within a
caring, supportive community.
It is the goal of the College Credit Plus Program to expand
opportunities for appropriately qualified high school students to
experience coursework at the university level. This program is
designed to both broaden and supplement the academic choices
available to high school students.
6832 Convent Blvd • Sylvania, Ohio 43560
419-885-5291
6832 Convent Blvd.
Sylvania, Ohio 43560
419-885-5291
February 2016
Admission Criteria
Admission Criteria
Admission Criteria
2.75 cumulative GPA
CCP application forms are available online at
lourdes.edu/admissions
Admission into Lourdes and
the CCP Program
 CCP students may register for a
variety of classes.
 Lourdes University accepts
applications for the CCP
Program for both fall and spring
semester.
 Once you have registered for
your CCP classes, please make
sure you submit a copy of
your schedule to your high
school Guidance Office for
their records, and to make
sure that your schedule can
accommodate your CCP
classes.
18 ACT or 900 SAT (if there is no test score,
Lourdes will look at PLAN, PSAT, COMPASS,
or university placement testing)
Return all forms to: Lourdes University; Office of
Admissions; 6832 Convent Blvd.; Sylvania, OH
43560. The following forms must be completed as
part of the application process:
1. Admissions Application
2. Agreement Signature Form
3. Student Information Form
4. Release Form for Academic Records
5. Official High School Transcript (Contact your high school Guidance Office to request this.)
6. Test scores (ACT, SAT, PLAN, PSAT, COMPASS or university placement test)
Upon review of the required information, you will
receive an Admission Decision Letter. Please call
the Office of Admissions, 419-885-5291 or
1-800-878-3210 ext. 5291, if you have any
questions regarding the application process.
 Application to the program does
not insure acceptance. Admission
is selective.
 CCP students wishing to
continue at Lourdes University
following high school graduation
need to notify the Office of
Admissions of your intention
to continue enrollment. Please
complete a new application and
submit an official copy of your
final high school transcript and
ACT/SAT scores. Your final high
school transcript will be needed
upon graduation.
Academic Advising and
Registering for Classes
 All CCP students will work
with an CCP Academic Advisor
in order to register for classes.
After receiving confirmation
of acceptance into the CCP
program, call the Admissions
Office, 419-824-5291, for an
appointment. Advising must be
scheduled prior to each semester.
 CCP students are responsible
for adhering to the same policies
and procedures as all non-CCP
students, as set forth by Lourdes
University.
 All CCP students must maintain
a 2.0 GPA at Lourdes. Failure
to do so will result in a student
being ineligible to register for
one semester.
 Students need to be forthright
with their Academic Advisor
about strengths and weaknesses.
We want this to be a positive,
enjoyable, and enriching
experience for post-secondary
students. This, however, is only
possible if we all work together
[e.g., if a student knows that
(s)he reads slowly, but
comprehends well, we would not
want to place that student in too
many reading-intensive courses.]
 All CCP students must complete
a Release Form for Academic
Records. This will allow the
University to submit grades and
relevant information to the high
school and school district as
required by law.
Orientation
 All CCP students must attend
a mandatory Orientation at
Lourdes University. Students will
be notified of dates and times
for this Orientation. Parents are
encouraged to attend as well.
Finances
 Tuition for CCP students
is covered by State funding.
Supplies (including art supplies)
are the responsibility of the student.
 Books are paid by the high
school and are on loan to the
student for the semester.
Students may write in and/or
highlight text within the books;
however, books are collected at
the end of each semester.
 Parking fees are paid by the
student.
 As mentioned above, the tuition
is covered EXCEPT in the
following situations:
• If a student fails a course for any reason, the school district is within its right to
pass the tuition bill on to the family of the student.
• If a student chooses to drop a class once the semester has begun, (s)he will be responsible for the tuition
for that class.