STVM High School Program
Christa Hovey, School Counselor & CCP Coordinator • Packets – I have assembled packets with all the information that you should need to work through the CCP process from Start to Finish. . • My goal is to make this process as easy as possible, while providing support along the way as needed. • Contact Info (Christa Hovey) – Chovey@stvm.com; 330-251-9113 ext. 139
Changes to the CCP Program • STVM has had College Credit Plus in the past few years, but it has mainly been University based. (Students had to leave the school during the day to attend, or take online classes) • We are pleased to be able to offer the classes In-House this year! With current STVM Faculty leading the classes.
The CCP Process (What steps do I need to take) • Packets – Student Checklist – ACT/SAT Score Standards/Registration info – Recommended Track for Classes being taken at STVM – STVM CCP Probation/Dismissal Policy • GPA of 2.0 or above in CCP classes • Must comply with registration/withdrawal procedures according to the University.
The CCP Process (What steps do I need to take) – CCP Paperwork • Letter of Intent (Turned in to Counselor) – (Feb. 3 rd – April 1 st by 5:00pm) • Application (Note Links) • CCP Signature Page (Turned in to Counselor) – Required to Register • Release of Transcript form (Turned into Counselor) – Ohio ID – Feb. 3 rd opens – April 1 st by 5:00pm
What classes are being offered at STVM in 2020-2021 • English (Alissa Skovira) – English Comp I (3300:111) – English Comp II (3300:112) • Spanish (Colleen Demboski) – Beginning Spanish I & II (3580: 101 & 3580: 102) – Intermediate Spanish I & II (3580: 201 & 3580: 202) • Science (Pending)
The University of Akron Overview
What is the College Credit Plus Program? • The College Credit Plus Program was created by the Ohio Legislature to allow students to earn college credits before graduating from high school. • Students receive both high school and college credit simultaneously. • Tuition, fees and textbooks related to the coursework are provided to the student free of charge.
Advantages for College-level Learning During High School: • Strengthening the high school curriculum and raising expectations for high school students. • Reducing the total number of credits needed to be earned in college. • Potentially reducing the time required for the baccalaureate and costs to parents, students, and taxpayers. • Enriching the undergraduate college curriculum by lessening the need to retake some introductory courses, consequently allowing earlier entry into more advanced courses, facilitating double majors, or permitting additional electives.
Potential College Credit Plus Expenses • Students must pay tuition expenses to the school district for any course withdrawals or failed courses. • Parking fees are the responsibility of the student if taking classes on the campus.
Books and Fees Students attending a public university or community college do not pay for either books or fees. Students attending a private college may have a cost that includes books and fees.
Deadline for Students: You must submit an Intent to Participate Form to the state by April 1 if you plan to participate next year.
Nonpublic School Students College Credit Plus Funding Timeline Step 1 Before March 31: Complete School Counseling Requirement Step 2 Feb. 15 - April 1: Submit Letter of Intent Download the Intent Form at: http://education.ohio.gov/getattachment/Topics/Ohio- Education-Options/Private-Schools/College-Credit-Plus-for-Nonpublic-School- Families/Nonpublic-Intent-to-Participate-form-2019-2020-Copy-1.rtf.aspx?lang=en-US Completed Intent forms can be emailed to CCPIntentLettter@education.ohio.gov Step 3 Feb. 3 - April 1: Sign-up for a OH|ID Account Feb. 3 - April 1 at 5 p.m.: Apply for funding Step 4 Before May 6: Funding award notifications sent Ohio Department of Education Website for Nonpublic School Students: http://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Quality-School-Choice/Private-Schools/College-Credit- Plus-for-Nonpublic-School-Families
Class Selection College Credit Plus students may take a wide variety of university classes, but many take General Education or core classes which also fulfill high school graduation requirements. The only restrictions on classes are that students must meet necessary placement and/or prerequisite requirements. Classes have included: • Psychology • Government & Politics in the U.S. • Sociology • Economics • Speech • English Composition • Mathematics • Physical Education and Health • Art • Sciences • Music • Foreign Languages
Grades are Applied to High School Transcripts The grades you earn in the college courses will be recorded on your college transcript and your high school transcript. The grades may satisfy high school required or elective classes.
Weighted Grades College courses must be weighted equally to the greatest weight of Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate or honors classes, in the same subject area. AP, IB, College Honors Course Class
CCP Credit Limit The maximum number of college credits that can be taken in a school year are 30 (including summer.) Students may pay to take more than 30 credits. Students can earn up to 120 college credit hours while in the program.
A semester college course of 3 or more credits counts as a one-year high school class. Ex. English Composition 111 (3 credits) fulfills one full credit of high school English. College courses worth less than 3 college credits are divided by 3 to determine equivalent high school credits.
How to Determine Credit Hours ● Count the number of secondary units the student is earning for HS credit only ● Multiply that number by 3 ● Subtract that number from 30 19
Summer Requirements CCP enrollment can begin summer term Students should apply early to the college or university if interested in summer
Options after High School • Always remember that your participation in College Credit Plus is the start of your college transcript. • To continue at UA after graduation, you must reapply as a new freshman in your senior year. – You will be required to pay the application or orientation fees to reapply. – You will be eligible for scholarship consideration and selective opportunities such as the Honors College at UA.
Applying to Other Colleges and Universities • All subsequent colleges/universities will require an official copy of your UA transcript when you apply. Transferability vs. Applicability • Although credits taken at The University of Akron will transfer within the state university system of Ohio, the receiving institution will ultimately determine how the credits apply. • You can visit the Ohio Department of Higher Education website to learn how your credits may transfer within the University System of Ohio: https://transfercredit.ohio.gov/ap/
https://transfercredit.ohio.gov
Transferology www.transferology.com
Options for Classes through UA… Akron Campus Medina County University Wayne College Center Distance Learning UA – Lakewood at or onsite in the Lakewood High School High School Online
Admission Requirements Preferred requirements for all applicants: · 3.00 cumulative GPA AND · 21 ACT composite or 1060 SAT combined score for Math and Evidence-Based Reading & Writing · The Office of Admissions will evaluate the cumulative GPA and ACT or SAT scores to determine college readiness for applicants not meeting the preferred requirements. · All applicants MUST meet at least one of the three minimum College Readiness Standards (ACT English of 18, ACT Reading of 22 or ACT Math of 22) as determined by the Ohio Department of Higher Education.
How to Apply • Complete an Undergraduate Admission Application • Submit high school transcripts • Print and Submit the Signature Page • Submit ACT or SAT scores (testing must be completed prior to the application deadlines) • The application deadline for the summer and fall semesters is April 15 • The spring semester deadline is October 15 Students applying to enroll at the Akron Campus or in distance learning classes must apply to the Akron Campus. Students applying to enroll at Wayne College, UA Medina or the Lakewood Center must apply to Wayne.
Test Dates for Summer/Fall 2020 National ACT – www.actstudent.org Test Date Registration Date December 14, 2019 November 8, 2019 February 8, 2020 January 10, 2020 April 4, 2020 February 28, 2020 Residual ACT – www.uakron.edu/counseling/testing Test Date Registration Date November 9, 2019 November 8, 2019 March 21, 2020 March 20, 2020 National SAT – www.collegeboard.org Test Date Registration Date December 7, 2019 November 8, 2019 March 14, 2020 February 14, 2020 District administrations of the National ACT or SAT for juniors in February, March, April or May will be accepted for summer/fall admission consideration. 30
New Student Orientation • All College Credit Plus students must attend a New Student Orientation. • During Orientation you will: – Complete placement testing (if needed) – Meet with an academic adviser – Register for classes – Receive your Zip Card (UA ID)
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