1. College Credit Plus General Information Session

2. What is College Credit Plus? CCP offers qualified students the opportunity to enroll in Lakeland courses and earn college credit which will also be used to fulfill their high school graduation requirements.

4. Partner Schools Riverside Chardon James Rhodes Geneva CardinalTwinsburg Mentor Kirtland Grand Valley South Euclid Kenston North Newbury Lake Catholic West Geauga Berkshire Madison Perry Chagrin Falls Mayfield Richmond Hts Fairport Harbor Wickliffe

5. Participating Colleges Every publically funded institution of higher education must participate in CCP The same admissions standards have to apply to all students within one IHE IHE’s will vary in their requirements from institution to institution

6. Student Eligibility at Lakeland Students who meet the assessment threshold to guarantee “remediation-free” status and…… Readiness AreaACTSATCOMPASS English 18 or higherWriting 430 or higher/ Critical Reading 450 or higher ENGL 1110 Mathematics Sub Score 21 or higher500 or higher MATH 0950

7. Math at Lakeland All students must pass the Math portion of the COMPASS exam EVEN if they do not want to take Math at LCC Passing = Math 0950 (Intermediate Algebra or Algebra 2) ONLY students who have COMPLETED Algebra 2 and test into Math 1650 are eligible for Math courses at LCC

8. COMPASS Exam at Lakeland Placement exam created by ACT Reading, Writing and Math 1 ½ to 2 hours to complete. (Not timed) Bring a calculator and photo ID Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., Friday 8:30 a.m- 2:00 p.m., Saturdays, 10:30 a.m. Registration is required at www.lakelandcc.edu/CCP click on Schedule CCP Compass Examwww.lakelandcc.edu/CCP Students have three attempts to meet the thresholds Practice questions are available http://www.act.org/compass/sample/

9. Delivery Options On campusOnline

10. What is College Ready? College Ready is more than a score on a test. Cognitive Strategies Self Management Understanding the Environment

11. Challenges Adapting to the pace Scheduling high school activities and college classes Staying in “the loop” Consequences if you are not successful Transferability of the courses (www.transferology.com)www.transferology.com

12. What do CCP students take at LCC? Music TheoryCritical Thinking Humanities Public SpeakingStatisticsLogic Dream QuestSign LanguageAstronomy PsychologySociologyEnglish Intro to TheatreCalculusGovernment College AlgebraTrigonometrySpanish Creative WritingAmerican LitBiology AnthropologyGender PsycChemistry Mass MediaKickboxingPhilosophy

13. Sample Pathways 15 Credit Pathway ENGL 1110 & ENGL 11206 Credits POLS 1300 or ECON 11503 Credits PSYC 1500 or SOCY 11503 Credits HUMX 1100 or COMM 10003 Credits 30 Credit Pathway (Includes 1 Math and 1 Science Sequence) ENGL 1110 & ENGL 11206 Credits POLS 1300 or ECON 11503 Credits PSYC 1500 or SOCY 11503 Credits HUMX 1100 or COMM 10003 Credits Math Sequence: MATH 1650/17007 credits or MATH 1550/16508 credits Science Sequence:7 or 8 Credits Non Science Majors GEOG 1110/11204 credits PHYS 15004 credits BIOL 11403 credits BIOL 1010, 1020, 10303 credits each CHEM 11004 credits Science Majors8 to 10 Credits BIOL 1510 & 1520 8 credits CHEM 1500 & 160010 credits PHYS 1610 & 162010 credits

14. How do you select CCP courses? What requirements do you have left for high school graduation? What are your goals? How many college courses are you planning to take?

15. Your Goals and Course Selection Are you hoping to earn your degree? – AA or AS? Will you be taking courses on Lakeland’s campus or at the high school? Is there a program of study you are interested in? Full time or part time? ( 5 courses on your schedule between the two)

16. Course Information Thirty Credit Maximum Per Year – An academic year now begins in the summer – Think about your goal and work with the high school and college to create a plan to get you there. One college course (3CH+) = I HS credit Weighting of courses Athletic Eligibility

17. Funding Model Option A and Option B still exist Option B: First 30 credit hours per eligible student that is taken during the regular academic year is free ( Summer, Fall, Spring) Option A: Student (families) pay for the tuition, books and fees.

18. Calculating Your 30 Hours A student must consider any high school courses he or she will be taking when determining the total number of credits he or she will enroll in at Lakeland. # of courses taken at the high school # of credits allowed at Lakeland over the course of the year 127 224 321 418

19. Important Dates January 21 Information Session March 9 Registration Webinar (help completing your registration worksheet) April 1 Declare intent to participate Application due to Lakeland February 1- April 15 CCP COMPASS Testing April 4 & 19 Registration Webinars (help completing your registration worksheet) April- May CCP Registration Sessions (Parents must Attend) June-July Schedule Adjustments End of August Classes Begin

20. Criteria for participation Step 1: Attend a high school CCP information session. Step 2: Complete a CCP interest form online Step 3: File a CCP application with Lakeland Community College and an intent to participate to your high school no later than April 1 st. Step 4: Submit high school transcripts.

21. Criteria for participation (Cont’d) Step 5: – Register for COMPASS placement exam and achieve a minimum placement level of ENGL 1110 and MATH 0950, OR, – achieve an ACT minimum score of 18 in English AND 21 in math, OR, – achieve an SAT minimum score of 450 in Critical Reading or 430 on Writing AND 500 in math.

22. Criteria for participation (Cont’d) Step 6: Complete the CCP registration worksheet and bring it with you to the CCP registration/ NSO event Step 7: Attend a CCP registration session. Parents are required to attend with their child.

23. Contacts Jami Diemer College Credit Plus Coordinator jdiemer@lakelandcc.edu Tracey Cooper, Director of Admissions/Registrar tcooper@lakelandcc.edu Stephanie Brown, Associate Director of Admissions/Records sbrown127@lakelandcc.edu

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