College Credit Plus

For more information on how to participate in the Ohio College Credit Plus program, contact Ms. Anderson @ 937.723.7721 Ext. 044..

More information is available for Parents on the Ohio Department of Education Webpage.

College Credit Plus (CCP)

CCP is an initiative by the Ohio Department of Education. It allows students to attain college credit while in middle and/or high school tuition free. Students in 7th-12th grade may be eligible to participate.

The purpose of this program is to promote rigorous academic pursuits and to provide a wide variety of options to college-ready students.

Students must meet the admission standards set by the college in order to attend. Students admitted to the program will be required to perform at the college level.

College Credit Plus is free to students who take college classes at any Ohio public college or university. That means no cost for tuition, books or fees. If you choose to attend a private college or are homeschooled, you may have limited costs.

Students interested in taking College Credit Plus courses must complete an Intent to Participate Form.

The Intent To Participate Form will be emailed once RAS has received the completed CCP Parent Information Session Acknowledgment Form which is found in the RAS CCP Parent Information Session Presentation.

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CCP Parent Information Session

RAS holds a CCP Parent Information Session each year in February. All are welcome to attend to find out everything you need to know about the latest information on how to sign up and register for CCP.

CCP Letter to Parents 2023

RAS CCP Parent Information Session Presentation

RAS CCP Program Student Handbook

If you did not attend the February meeting, you can click here to access Ohio Higher Ed's version of the meeting: OHE Recording of Presentation.

Advantages and Challenges

Advantages of College Credit Plus

Students gain free college credit.
Students have the opportunity to enroll

in classes not available at their

high school.

Students have the opportunity to

experience a college classroom

environment.

Challenges of College Credit Plus

College courses may be challenging and require additional time commitments.
Students may find that they have less time to be involved in extra-curricular activities and/or after school jobs.
Calendars will likely not match between the high school and college.
Transportation is not provided.
Federal financial aid may be impacted:
- federal guidelines limit the number of courses you may attempt (even if they are taken while in high school) to 150% of the number of credits needed for a degree.
It may have an impact on athletic eligibility.

How CCP Classes Count for Middle/High School.

Prior to college class attendance, your RAS CCP Coordinator will assist you in determining a course’s equivalency to a middle school/high school course(s). Use the following documents for more information concerning Middle School and High School Substitution Requirements: