CCP | Forms & Resources for CCP School Partners
High School Transcripts
CCP students must have their updated high school transcript sent to Cincinnati State every year in order to enroll in classes. High school counselors can send transcripts directly to: ccpadmission@cincinnatistate.edu.
How to Become a CCP Instructor
High school teachers seeking appointment as a CCP instructor must submit a CCP Instructor Application. The CCP Instructor Application and supporting documentation must be submitted via email to Sue Kowalski.
Contact
Sue Kowalski
Email: susan.kowalski@cincinnatistate.edu
Timeline: The CCP Instructor Application review process can be extensive. Please allow a minimum of two weeks for follow up or progress report.
How to Become a CCP School Partner
Cincinnati State is pleased to extend partnership to all Ohio school districts. As the CCP Program is student-driven, students from schools across the state have applied to the CCP Program at Cincinnati State. The current Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Cincinnati State and any school district seeking partnership is available for review and submission.
Contact
Tara Sword
Email: tara.sword@cincinnatistate.edu
Phone: 513-569-4988
Course Eligibility: Level I and Level II
- CCP Course eligibility rule (OAC 3333-1-65.12)
- “First 15” Rule: Students must complete 15 credit hours in Level I before progressing to Level II.
- Course Eligibility Summary Document
Level I Courses:
Level I courses at Cincinnati State are made up primarily from among the introductory courses that are approved as part of the Ohio Department of Higher Education’s Transfer Assurance Guide (TAG) and Ohio Transfer 36 (formerly Ohio Transfer Module). A summary of these kinds of courses can be found here: http://catalog.cincinnatistate.edu/academicdivisionsanddegreeampcertificateprograms/transfermodule/
Most CCP students complete their Level I course requirement from among these introductory courses. Other courses that also apply to Level 1 including introductory (100 level) courses in Information Technology (IT). All college courses offered at any of our high school CCP partner locations are Level I courses.
Level II
Level II courses are available across most academic departments.
CCP Eligibility
It is important to note there is a difference between program eligibility and course eligibility. To be eligible to participate in the CCP program, students must have:
- Unweighted High School GPA of 3.0 (or)
- Unweighted High School GPA of 2.75 to 2.99 with B average in Math and English (or)
- At least one placement test sub score in the conditional eligibility range, as outlined on the “College Credit Plus Student Eligibility Assessment Testing” chart.
College Credit Plus: Student Eligibility Table
Accuplacer Testing
Partner schools may identify a designated school official and request to receiving Accuplacer Proctor training to be eligible to Accuplacer students in their high schools. Partner schools interested in becoming an Accuplacer testing site, proctored by a designated high school official should contact:
Dawn Wilke
dawn.wilke@cincinnatistate.edu
(513) 569-1551
Students with Disabilities: IDEA and ADA
College students must self-identify or disclose their disability. CCP students must contact the Office of Disability Services for accommodations and provide required documentation of disability.
There is no Special Education at the college level. Educational rights covered by IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Act) do not apply to postsecondary education. Colleges must comply with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, and the Civil Rights Restoration Act. College students have civil rights, but no “education” rights.
Additional Resources:
- Differences Between High School and College Disability Services
- Secondary Transition Planning for Students with Disabilities
Start here, go anywhere! The Transfer Center is a resource available to all Cincinnati State students to help guide them onto their next educational path after finishing at Cincinnati State.
The Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) webpage provides links to information about the Ohio Articulation and Transfer Policy, Transfer Assurance Guides (TAG), Career-Technical Credit Transfer (CT)2 courses, AP Placement, the Ohio Transfer Module (OTM), and more.