1. College Credit Plus (CC+) Monday, March 7, 2016 7:00 pm HS gym

2. What is CCP? State funded opportunity to earn college credit College- ready students: determined by college Grades 7 -12 Many college course options Public colleges are free Private colleges may include small cost How does this affect HS graduation requirements?

3. Graduation Requirements  21.5 credits  16 hours of community service hours  Class of 2017, OGT tests  Class of 2018 and beyond: Ohio’s State 7 end of course exams (English I, II; Alg, Geo, Bio, Am. Hist, Govt) *Student must meet with HS counselor to ensure adequate credits are being earned for high school graduation

4. College Credit Plus Am History or Am Government CCP Course Grade:Ohio Graduation Points: A or B5 C4 D3 Fail or drop course0

5. Graduate with College Credit  A student can earn up to 30 college credit hours per academic year; includes summer term  Up to120 college credit hours for the entire high school CCP program

6. Summer Requirements  Beginning summer 2016, CCP will include courses taken during summer  Summer term will apply as the 1 st term of the next school year (2016-17)  Many college summer terms begin in May  Can not use summer classes towards fall athletic eligibility

7. Athletes  Full-time CCP: must be enrolled in a minimum of 13 credit hours and no more than 15 credit hours  Blended schedule: athlete must be passing five, one credit courses or equivalent per grading period  Phys Ed (.25) does not qualify as one of the five classes

8. Weighted Grades College courses must be weighted equally to the greatest weight of honors classes, in the same subject area. Receiving a failing grade, a withdraw fail, or incomplete will be calculated into HS GPA Honors Class College Course

9. Potential Benefits  Expands the curriculum  Allows students to earn college credit before graduating from high school  May help reduce college costs/time spent in college after HS graduation  Allows students to experience college- level course work and college life

10. Potential Risks/Consequences  Increased responsibility for learning  May impact participation in high school activities/athletics  Possibility of exposure to adult content and information and age differences in college courses  Attendance in college is totally up to the individual student  Student fails or drops later than 14 days after course began, district may seek tuition reimbursement if not economically disadvantaged

11. Potential Risks/Consequences  Increased time for travel, study, etc.  Possible effects on GPA and class standing  Unable to be on first and third quarter honor roll because grades are not available until completion of each semester  May impact future financial aid eligibility  Beginning collegiate academic transcript

12. Academic/Social Responsibility  Students are expected to follow the rules and regulations set by the college/university  Students needing support services while participating in CCP should utilize the available support services at the institution such as math, writing, or computer labs  Students are responsible for transportation and any related costs such as parking fees  Students are expected to follow the rules and regulations detailed in the student handbook

13. Books and Fees  Students are not responsible for the cost of tuition, fees, and textbooks for courses successfully completed through a public post- secondary institution  A private post-secondary institution may charge the student a fee per credit hour for courses taken, which the student is responsible for paying.  Students qualifying for Free/Reduced Lunch program may not be charged.

14. The Conversion of Credit College hours = HS credit 3-5 sem hr college course =1.0 HS credit 2 sem hr college course =.66 HS credit 1 sem hr college course =.33 HS credit Courses will be listed by course title on HS transcript

15. Post-Secondary Institutions  Off Campus BGSU Owens Comm College Students must meet the admission standards of the university  At Eastwood University of Findlay BGSU Students must met the admission standards of the university

16. Participating Post-Secondary Institutions  Bowling Green State University Office of Advising419-372-9876  Owens Community College Office of Advising567-667-2307  University of Findlay Christopher Harris419-434-4347

17. Admission Criteria: BGSU  3.0 cumulative GPA required to be accepted  Application on-line and due by April 15 th  https://choose.bgsu.edu/apply/advanced https://choose.bgsu.edu/apply/advanced  If student enrolled in a course for Spring 2016, will not need to reapply for Fall 2016  Placement testing – writing and/or math  Official transcript submitted by guidance offic e If Accepted: Attend CCP night in early May Make an appointment with a BGSU CCP Academic Advisor each semester

18. BGSU:CCP Dual Enrollment GSW 1110 (General Studies of Writing) - Comp 1: Nathan Howard Intermediate German 2010 (German 4/4H): Libby Dulaney Intermediate German 2020 (German 5H): Libby Dulaney Life in the Sea (Marine Science) – Juniors: Eric Rutherford POLS 1100 (American Government): Dan Mundrick College Courses offered at Eastwood:

19. SAMPLE:BGSU - Blended Schedule AM

20. SAMPLE:BGSU - Blended Schedule PM

21. SAMPLE:BGSU - FULL TIME 1 ST SEM

22. Admission Criteria: Owens  Compete the Online application at: www.owens.edu/collegecreditplus  Complete the following: High School Information Form Parent Signature form Request official HS transcript be sent by counselor If student participated in CCP 2015-16, will not need to reapply for Fall 2016 but will need to complete HS Info form Meet requirement to register for a class – ACT/Compass scores and meet with an Owens CCP Academic Advisor each semester

23. SAMPLE:OWENS - BLENDED SCHEDULE

24. Admission Criteria: Findlay  2.5 cumulative GPA  Placement testing: (ACT, SAT,*PSAT, Accuplacer)  Official transcript submitted by guidance office  Application on-line and due by April 1 st https://www.findlay.edu/admissions/college-credit-plus/ *MATH 141/Physics 250 – must take Accuplacer Accuplacer test @ EHS, April 26 th starting at 7:45am * Students who took a UF course in 2015-16 do not need to resubmit test scores unless taking Math 141 or Physics 250

25. SAMPLE:FINDLAY- SCHEDULE

26. CCP Dual Enrollment (U of Findlay) College Credits: 1.Biology II3 2.Intermediate Span.3 3.Environmental Sci3 4.Anatomy/Physiology 4 5.Calculus/Honors 4 6.Honors Chem4 7.Honors Physics4 Eastwood Student Cost: Cost: $120$30 $160$40

27. CCP combinations or +  YES - Pending that the schedule works out.

28. SAMPLE:BGSU/FINDLAY SCHEDULE

29. Scheduling Formula to determine eligible amount of college credits: High School credits x 3. Subtract result from 30  Work with your Eastwood counselor to determine how college courses will be applied towards Eastwood graduation requirements  Determine HS schedule so student can determine college course(s)  Students may not drop a full-year course at Eastwood to enroll in a second semester course at the university

30. Scheduling  If you choose to drop CCP second semester you must notify your guidance counselor immediately as it may put you in jeopardy of not graduating on time  College school year schedule will be different than Eastwood schedule (Christmas and Spring Breaks do no coincide)

31. Scheduling Calculate :  Determine student’s number of high school ONLY classes  Multiply that number by 3  Subtract the result from the number 30  Difference is the total number of college credits that CCP student may earn that academic year

32. Schedule formula Student Schedule at HS shows he/she is here periods 1 – 2 Formula: 1.Taking 2 high school classes X 3 = 6 2.Total College Credit hours 30 – 6 = 24 3.So 24 is the maximum number of college credit hours student can take for the entire academic year

33. Transferring Credits  Participation does not guarantee a student will be admitted to other colleges/universities  During senior year when student is applying to colleges, the student is responsible for requesting a college transcript that was created while taking CCP courses  Student’s responsibility to contact advisor at college/university of interest to determine how college credits will apply  https://transfercredit.ohio.gov

34. Application Process Return Intent to Participate Form to the Guidance Office by March 24 th After April 1 st will need permission from superintendent to participate Research and understand college requirements and deadlines Complete CCP admission application

35. Application Process Bring any required forms to your counselor and request that a transcript be sent Schedule and attend college orientation/advising Bring schedule of college classes to your counselor to make schedule adjustments if needed

36. For More Information www.ohiohighered.org/ccp

37. Questions  Thank you for attending  Representatives will be available after the presentation for individual questions ~Donna Schuessler A-K ~Lori Maas L-Z 419-833-3611 ext.1253 419-833-3611 ext.1256 dschuessler@eastwoodschools.org lmaas@eastwoodschools.org