High School Students

Office of Enrollment Services · College Credit Plus advising: Aisha Domanski, ext. 2164

College Credit Plus

College Credit Plus is Ohio’s dual enrollment program. Qualifying students in grades 7 through 12 enroll in College courses and earn high school and college credit at the same time. Participation is governed by state program rules, which control over this page.

• Eligibility. The student notifies the student’s own school of intent to participate by April 1 for the following school year, applies to the College, and meets the College’s college-readiness standard in at least one subject area by placement testing or qualifying scores.
• Cost. No charge to students enrolled in Ohio public schools. Nonpublic and home-instructed students participate through state funding, which is limited and is requested from the State. The application fee is waived. Textbooks and required materials are provided under state program rules.
• Limits. 30 credit hours per academic year, and 120 in total, under state rules. Developmental courses are not available under College Credit Plus.
• Grades. Grades are permanent on both the college and the high school transcripts. A student who fails or withdraws from a course after the add period may be responsible for reimbursing its cost, as permitted by state law.
• Where. At the College, at the high school, or online. The College holds College Credit Plus agreements with 14 high schools in its service area; the current list is available at ext. 2164.

Application dates: Dates and Deadlines.

Students under 18

College Credit Plus students enrolled in a course are participants in that course, not visitors, and are subject to the same requirements as any student. Policy 6.55, Minors on Campus, applies. A minor may not enroll in the following programs:

Advising discusses these programs at the point of College Credit Plus enrollment. A student under 18 is photographed in an identifiable manner only with a release signed by a parent or guardian; see the Photography policy.

Career-technical credit

Completers of approved career-technical programs may receive College credit through Ohio’s Career-Technical Assurance Guides and through the College’s articulation agreement with the Tolliver County Career Center. Credit is posted by the Office of the Registrar after enrollment, on receipt of documentation.

Career Exploration Days, the SkillsUSA regional qualifier, and summer camps are listed at Youth and School Programs.