Welcome to the CCP Resource Hub
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Currently in CCP?
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Administrators:
CCP Pathway Advising
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For NCSC’s Tuition Freedom Scholarship (TFS) qualifying Seniors in CCP or CTE, choosing to continue their education after high school with NCSC, can be awarded up to 2 years of tuition with TFS.
- Interested? Talk with an advisor to build your TFS plan.
What is College Credit Plus?
NEW APPLICANTS: CCP Instructions
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Steps to registering for your first term in CCP:
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Supplemental Items: After submitting your application, stay signed in and complete your CCP Permission Slip & Questionnaire.
- Watch your email for instructions. Monitor your application.
*All docs must received for an application to be reviewed.
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Required Items:
- Transcript:
High school students, ask your guidance office to send NCSC your transcript with GPA and SSID number.
Middle school students, ask your guidance office to send NCSC your grade report, with GPA and SSID number. - CCP Eligibility Requirement:
This Ohio Requirement can be met in one of 3 ways. Options are listed here, and on this CCP Eligibility Chart (PDF). - CCP Permission Slip:
Have a parent/guardian sign this electronic form, located in your NCSC Admissions Account as Supplemental Items. - Student Questionnaire:
Sign this electronic form in your NCSC Admissions Account under Supplemental Items. Forms can also be completed manually and forwarded to ccp@ncstatecollege.edu. Forms are available for download from ODE/ODHE. - Test Scores
- *Minimum test score or equivalent may be needed to enroll in select courses (English, Math and others as specified)
- Existing test scores can be forwarded to ccp@ncstatecollege.edu
- ACCUPLACER dates at NCSC are provided on the Testing Center Calendar.
- Transcript:
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Complete your required CCP Orientation here.
- Self-paced online module to review and complete
- Answer the questions at the end to complete the orientation requirement
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Request your first CCP Advising & Registration appointment: ccp@ncstatecollege.edu
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- Your first and last name, phone number, and the name of your school
- A good time of day for you and if you prefer zoom or in-person
- Any other info that would influence scheduling courses (i.e. credits available for CCP, transportation, careers you’re considering, etc.)
*To take courses in English, Math or Science, you may need to schedule the ACCUPLACER or provide NCSC with qualifying ACT or ACCUPLACER scores. 12th grade CCP students may be placed directly with a qualifying transcript review.
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Check NCSC’s Academic Calendar to LOCATE the DATE “Registration Begins for Undeclared/CCP”
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- APR 8, 2026: CURRENT CCP STUDENTS can begin registering/scheduling for SUMMER or FALL COURSES
- APR 9: NEW CCP STUDENTS can begin
CCP STUDENTS WHO PLAN TO TAKE COURSESE AT NCSC or ONLINE must use MyNC to complete the final registration step.
- Confirm you have SELECTED a CLASS SECTION (when/how a course meets) for each APPROVED COURSE on your MyNC TERM PLAN.
- Select ‘REGISTER NOW’ to register for all approved courses for the term. (To register for one course at a time, select ‘Register’ under each course.)
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IS TESTING REQUIRED?
That depends on your GPA and which courses you’re seeking.
How do I schedule ACCUPLACER with NCSC?
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…how do I become CCP eligible?
- There are three ways you can meet CCP eligibility. This is a statewide requirement to participate in CCP. (OACC 3333-1-65.14)
- Review the options on the Ohio CCP Eligibility Chart, here (PDF).
- For more CCP information, visit the Ohio Dept. of Education CCP Homepage, here.
…when do I meet with my school counselor & start planning?
- Between Oct.-Feb. student and parent/guardian are to attend annual CCP Info Session at your high school or an ESC.
- By April 1 annually, public school students must submit a signed Intent to Participate form to the school counselor. *If you miss this deadline, you can submit by Nov. 1 to participate in CCP for Spring Term (Jan. classes).
- By April 1 annually, nonpublic and homeschool families must apply to the Ohio Dept. of Ed. for CCP funding (Feb-Apr 1). ODE will not accept late funding applications.
- Review your academic and financial responsibilities in CCP (PDF), along with college deadlines and procedures (Application, ACT or ACCUPLACER, advising, registration, course drop, etc.)
- *Failure to meet CCP deadlines delays your enrollment by one or more terms.
…what steps do I complete with NCSC?
- Start with the CCP Enrollment Checklist.
- Apply for CCP, and complete all required items.
- Use an email address other than your school-issued email.
- Consider your Pathway when planning courses. What’s next for you after high school? Your advisor will help you seelct CCP courses.
- If needed, schedule ACT or ACCUPLACER.
- Watch your email for updates!
- *If you applied using your school email, contact us. Your email may be blocking updates from NCSC.
CCP Planning Tools
Dual Credit: Earning credit for high school, college, and extracurricular eligibility
- In CCP, courses can help with requirements for high school graduation (PDF) and OHSAA eligibility.
- Work with your school counselor to confirm your individual requirements.
- Course descriptions and syllabi are provided in the NCSC Catalog.
Plan for success each step of the way.
- Our CCP Advisors/Success Coaches provide support and tools to help you identify career pathways, navigate course registration, and persist to a strong finish. Working together we can map the route to your destination, and plan for any potential detours. Keep in touch!
Earn your degree while in high school.
- In NCSC’s specialized early college cohort programs, CollegeNow Engineering, Business, Bioscience & Sci-Med Academy, students are attending college full time during 11th and 12th grade, to earn their Associate degree in May of their senior year.
Earn scholarship!
- Plan for the Tuition Freedom Scholarship (TFS).
Why CCP?
The purpose of the CCP program is to enhance students’ career readiness and postsecondary success, while providing a variety of options to eligible students in grades 7-12, at no or limited cost to students and families. Our teams help students like you with enrolling in CCP and navigating college in a space that works for you and your schedule. This could be at NCSC, online, or within your high school. CCP students earn dual credit that is applied to both high school and college. CCP can help you fulfill OHSAA eligibility, HS Graduation requirements — and transfer forward to college.
- Discover 15-30 hour CCP Pathways & Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathways.
- Explore interests and career possibilities.
- Earn college credits and experience college-level pace and rigor.
- Offset cost and time to earn a college degree.
- Fulfill degree requirements at NCSC
- Transfer credits to another college or university.
NCSC after CCP?
- Explore our scholarship offerings, transfer partnerships, course delivery options, for our 60 associate degrees, two bachelor degrees, and expansive certificate programs.
Each spring, CCP Seniors decide continue their post-HS education with NCSC. These students gain more than just their college education. Did you know? 3 out of 4 NCSC graduates are earning their degree debt-free? Earn your degree and minimize college debt? Yep, we can help with that.
Come for a visit, say hello, and learn how CCP and North Central State College can help you reach what’s next!
NCSC credits earned through CCP or Career Tech Labs will apply toward the maximum allowable credit hours under the Tuition Freedom Scholarship (up to 64, or an associate degree). Review the pathway planning tools and work with your advising team to select courses that advance you toward your goals.
NCSC by the Numbers
60+programs - certificates, associate degrees, and bachelor degrees
15:1student to faculty ratio
3College-NOW programs: CNOW students attend college full time in grades 11-12, to earn associate degree while also finishing HS.
630acre beautiful campus