Rutherford B. Hayes High School
2016-2017
What it College Credit Plus?

Opportunity for collegeready students in grades
7-12 to take college
courses for no cost.

Replaced Dual Enrollment
and PSEO programs.
Student Choice

Students can choose any course that is part of a
degree or certificate program (not remedial or
religious) at a public or participating private college.
Credit Hours
 Up
to 30 college
credit hours per
academic year
depending upon the
student’s school
schedule.
 No more than 120
college credit hours
while in the
program.
Not Only for Juniors and Seniors
 Students
options
have
 Pathways
are a
tool for high school
counselors to help
guide students
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.
15-30 Credit Hour Pathway in General Education &
Business (examples)
World Lit Honors + College Algebra + Spanish/French 4 + Photo 2 = 16
College Algebra + MTC Block = 16
World Lit Honors + College Algebra + Business + Language = 16
World Lit Honors + College Alg + MTC Block + Language 4 & 5 + Photo 2 = 31
College Algebra + All Business + Language = 21
Pathways can also include CCP courses taken online or on
a college’s campus. Consider transferability of ALL courses
taken for college credit.
High School and/or College Credit
 CCP
can satisfy or supplement graduation
required courses.
 3+ credit college course = 1 HS credit
 College 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 all
courses our 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.
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 will
have books paid for by the district, the
college may pass additional fees to the
family.
 Textbooks are purchased by DCS, and
students must supply a list to their school
counselor along with their college schedule.
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

World Literature Honors = English Comp 1 & 2 (MTC) = 6 Credits

College Algebra = College Algebra (MTC) = 4 Credits

MTC Block = Psychology, Sociology, Oral Comm, Diversity (MTC) = 12 credits

Spanish 4 = Beginning Spanish II (WSU) = 3 Credits

Spanish 5 = Intermediate Spanish I (WSU) = 3 Credits

French 4 = Beginning French II (WSU) = 3 Credits

French 5 = Intermediate French I (WSU) = 3 Credits

Photography 2 = Digital Image Manipulation (MTC) = 3 Credits

Project Management and Supply Chain Systems (CSCC) = 3 Credits

Principles of Business (CSCC) = 3 Credits

Finance Accounting (CSCC) = 3 Credits (Pending Approval)

Advanced Global Logistics Management (CSCC) = 3 Credits (2017-2018)
Deadline for
students to tell
their school
about CCP
participation
Courses Delivered Online or
Not on a College Campus
Courses taken at Hayes do not
have to be taken for college
credit, but the college
course will be taught to the
class.
Facilitator of online
course is not an
instructor.
Online Options
 Check
the college’s website for online
course options or talk to an advisor about
these options.
 University
of Toledo offers asynchronous
online courses that are CCP eligible.
 Cedarville
University (private college) also
offers a wide variety of online courses
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.

The following CCP courses taught at Hayes are NCAA
approved:
 College
Algebra, World Literature Honors, Spanish 4/5,
French 4/5
Colleges Must…
Assign an advisor to each CCP
student taking classes at the college
or online and schedule a student
meeting on the phone, via email, or in
person prior to academic no-fault
drop course date (15th calendar day
of the semester.)
Steps to CCP

1. Notify School Counselor by April 1 of intent to participate.
 Mrs.
 Ms.
Ziegler – Upcoming Grade 7
 Mrs.
 Mr.
Scott – Upcoming Grade 9
Brown – Upcoming Grades 10 – 12 (Last Names A – G)
 Mrs.
 Ms.
Nicely – Upcoming Grade 8
Pollard – Upcoming Grades 10 – 12 (Last Names H – O)
Burwinkel – Upcoming Grades 10 – 12 (Last Names P – Z)
Steps to CCP
2. Apply to college of choosing by college
assigned deadline (many are May 1).
 3. Show academic college-readiness/admission
standards based on college’s criteria (College
readiness Test/Transcript).
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4. Complete any additional paperwork for the
college (counselor form, WSU Math test waiver, etc.) or
online requirements (WSU Online Writing Test).
5. Attend an orientation, if required
6. Register for appropriate classes based on
counselor and advisor recommendation.
What is College Ready?*
*These scores do not guarantee admission
College
Course
ACT SubjectArea Test
ACT Explore®
Benchmark
Grade 8
English
Composition
English
13
77
15
18
College
Algebra
Mathematics
17
52
19
22
Social Sciences
Reading
& Foreign Lang
16
89
18
22
Biology
18
N/A
20
23
Science
ACT
COMPASS
Benchmark
ACT Plan®
Benchmark
The ACT®
Benchmark
AP vs CCP

AP

 College
Level
 Can
be used for “credit by
exam”
 Test
score, not grade
determines credit
 Year
Long
 Standard
 College
course/Dual credit
 Transfers
to any public
college, most private
colleges in Ohio
 Grade
determines credit
 Some
Curriculum
 Good
for out-of-state, highly
selective
 Weighted
CCP
grade
year long, some
semester
 Good
for in-state, students
who are sure of direction
 Weighted
subject
grade in AP
AP Courses at Hayes
AP Language & Composition
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AP Literature & Composition
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AP Calculus AB
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AP Calculus BC
AP Statistics
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AP Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
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AP Biology
AP Physics 2
AP European History
AP Government & Politics
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AP Psychology
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AP Art History

AP Studio Art
The Good, the Bad, and the
Textbooks!

CCP is a process from application, testing, registration, requesting
books, taking classes, reporting grades…you must stay organized
and meet your deadlines!

It is best if you know your pathway to ensure the courses you take
will benefit you and can be transferred into your course of study.

The Financial Aid begins to tick when CCP begins, and a poor
college GPA from CCP could affect your ability to get aid.

Textbooks are ordered by DCS and are not to be acquired by the
student or parent, a textbook list with ISBN numbers must be turned
in to your school counselor.

Textbooks are to be retuned to your school counselor immediately
after the semester ends.
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Let’s hear from our CCP students….
Meetings with College
Representatives
Marion
Technical College
Columbus State Community College
Wright State University
Ohio Wesleyan University
The Ohio State University
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Following the presentation, colleges will be available to meet in the cafeteria
Thank you for Attending!