North Central State College
Main Campus – Mansfield
Kehoe Center – Shelby
North Central State College
Urban Center – Downtown
Mansfield
Crawford Success Center Bucyrus
College Credit Plus
✓ Allows college-ready students in grades 7 thru 12 to earn college
credit while also earning required school credit
College Credit Plus
Participation in the CCP program through NC State requires the
student to:
✓ Talk with your school counselor
✓ Completed an application and submit a parent and counselor
release form
✓ Achieve a reading test score of 21 on ACT, 80 on COMPASS, or an
80 on ACCUPLACER.
College Credit Plus
NC State College courses are delivered in three formats:
✓ On site at NC State
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Mansfield – Main Campus
Downtown Mansfield – Urban Center
Shelby – Kehoe Center
Bucyrus – Crawford Success Center
✓ At the partner high school
✓ On line
College Credit Plus
On Site at NC State College
✓ Class held at one of NC State’s campus sites
✓ In class with adult students
✓ Seldom cancelled
College Credit Plus
At Partner High School
✓ Same course content & expectations
✓ Taught by qualified faculty
✓ Familiar surroundings
✓ No travel
College Credit Plus
On-Line
✓ Requires self-discipline and time management
✓ May not be suitable for all students
College Credit Plus
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May take up to 30 semester hours per year
May not exceed 120 hours total
CCP is now available during Summer Semester
New CCP students wanting to take summer classes must have the enrollment
process complete (application and testing) by May 1st.
Education Options
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General Education
Business Administration
Education
Liberal Arts
Social Science
Health Science
Mechanical Engineering
Remember
✓ Notify your counselor by April 1 if you want to participate
✓ Priority deadline for CCP application to NC State is May 1
✓ Fill out the application
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An online application is now available
✓ Complete and submit the parent/guidance counselor signature
form
✓ Take a placement test if you have not taken the ACT
North Central State College will provide up to an Associate Degree or up to 64
hours tuition free to every qualifying College Credit Plus or Career Tech student,
from a partner secondary school, to continue their education from high school
➢ Must complete at least six hours of college credit
➢ High school graduate and admitted to NC State
➢ Achieve a 2.5 GPA in all CCP classes
For more information
The NC State CCP Website is found at www.ncstatecollege.edu/ccp
You are Invited to Attend
Spring Open House programs
✓ Sunday April 3rd – Health Sciences, main campus
✓ Sunday April 10th – Business and Engineering
Technology – Kehoe Center
Questions?
Contact Dave Cardwell
dcardwell@ncstatecollege.edu
419-755-4732
Or
Caree Bash
cbash@ncstatecolleg.edu
419-755-4843
CCP Courses at SHS
● Anatomy and Physiology 1 - 4 hour Biology credit
Anatomy and Physiology 2 - 4 hour Biology credit
● Calculus 1 and 2- need to take both for a 5 hour math credit
● Honors English IV- 3 hour English credit
● These credits are from NCSC and are transferable to other state
colleges in Ohio
Transferring college credits
… from Ohio public school to Ohio public school?
use transfercreditohio.gov
... to or from a private or non-Ohio school?
use transferology.com
(you must create a login account)
Other Colleges
● Can attend any public college in Ohio at no cost
● Can attend some private colleges at some cost
● On-line options at colleges- may not be a viable option
CCP Stats for 2015-16
1st semester:
Ohio State- 2 students, 26 credits
NCSC- 9 students, 78 credits
2nd semester
Ohio State- 2 students, 22 credits
NCSC- 12 students, 126 credits
Summer Courses
● 1st year this option is offered
● Must meet summer deadlines
● Courses will be listed on transcript the following fall
● Courses count toward your 30 maximum hours for the next
school year
● May not mean you can take more classes due to the 30 hour
limit
Athletic Eligibility
● All CCP courses must count toward high school graduation
● CCP course must be at least a 3 semester hour course to count
as 1 unit of credit for eligibility purposes
● Will have to provide grade report or update at the end of our
grading period
● See Mr. Gies before scheduling or dropping a course to make
sure you will be eligible.
Next Steps
● Complete Letter of Intent by April 1- turn in to Guidance
● Apply to your college- need to meet deadlines
● Take ACT or placement test
● Schedule courses at college- we will then adjust high school
schedule
● Make arrangements for books and supplies
ACT Test Date
● April 9- registration deadline March 4
● June 11- registration deadline May 6
Accuplacer Test
●offered at SHS one time, April 6
●or call NCSC Success Center to schedule a test appt. 419-7554764