CCP

College Credit Plus

College Credit Plus allows eligible students to take a course and earn high school and college credit that will appear on both their high school and college transcripts. All courses offered through College Credit Plus – even courses offered at the high school – must be the same courses that the college offers. A series of high-quality general education courses are offered in a variety of modalities at no cost to students or their families. Courses may be taken four different ways: blended-traditional, blended-interactive, one hundred percent online and in-person on campus.

College-ready students in grades 7-12 who qualify for college admission and desire to participate must view with a parent or guardian the mandatory informational session posted on the AW website.

Students who want to participate in the College Credit Plus Program for the following school year must:

• • • Attend mandatory virtual counseling session posted in Google Classroom. All students in grades 6-11 are notified of the virtual session. More specific details, including the risks and rewards of the program, will be presented during this session.

    • At the conclusion of the counseling session video, there will be a Google Form that ALL participants should complete to verify attendance.

    • Complete the Intent to Participate form by April 1st.

    • Follow all requirements to apply and be accepted by the institution of higher education, including requesting junior high school transcripts and counselor forms. The decision to admit or deny a student lies with each university following Ohio Higher Education guidelines.  This includes a minimum cumulative unweighted grade point average of 3.0. Transcripts will NOT be sent until you have completed this step and you will not be accepted without a transcript. REQUEST TRANSCRIPT HERE 

    • Follow all Anthony Junior Wayne High School, College Credit Plus, and the institution of higher education deadlines and requirements for the application, testing, registration, and orientation.

    • Provide Anthony Wayne Junior High School a copy of the college schedule to adjust, if necessary, the courses at Anthony Wayne High School. 

    • Failure to complete any of these steps or meet any stated deadline will prevent the student from participating in College Credit Plus.

    • Anthony Wayne Local Schools will have College Credit Plus agreements with Bowling Green State University, Owens Community College, & University of Toledo.

    • Classes may be offered at Anthony Wayne High School, online,  or on the college or university campus.

    • All policies and rules are subject to legislative and/or ODE or Ohio Higher Education change.

SUGGESTED 15 CREDIT HOUR PATHWAY

SUGGESTED 30 CREDIT HOUR PATHWAY

Arts/Humanities Courses: 

Intermediate French I, II

Intermediate German I, II

Intermediate Spanish I, II

Intro to Art

Other Courses Earning College Credit Offered at Anthony Wayne:

Contemporary Business, College & Career Professional, Entrepreneurial Marketing, Personal Selling – Owens Community College

Personal Finance - Bowling Green State University

DEADLINES WILL BE ADHERED TO.  

DUAL ENROLLMENT CCP COURSES MAY BE DROPPED DUE TO LOW ENROLLMENT.

College Credit Plus Checklist for NEW CCP Students

FOLLOW THESE STEPS IN ORDER:

1. Students and parents must view a mandatory counseling session and fill out Google Form to verify attendance.

2. Print out or pick up (in HS Counseling Office) Intent to Participate form and turn in by April 1st.

3. Apply to the CCP program at the college(s) of choice on the college website. Adhere to each  college’s deadline. Beginning the process ASAP is highly encouraged.

   • • BGSU: www.bgsu.edu/college-credit-plus.html

     • UT: www.utoledo.edu/admission/dualcredit/

       • Consent and Approval Form

     • Owens: www.owens.edu/collegecreditplus/

4. Fill out the CCP transcript request form, which can be found in the Google Classroom for your grade level.  Transcript s will NOT be sent until you have completed this step.

5. Follow all university requirements including, but not limited to:

   • • Complete any testing requirements (ACT/SAT/ACCUPLACER)

• • • Set up an on-line account.

    • Take any necessary placement tests.

FAILURE TO COMPLETE ANY OF THESE STEPS IN A TIMELY MANNER WILL DELAY ACCEPTANCE AND REGISTRATION FOR COURSES.

6. Meet with an academic advisor at the accepted college to discuss courses if taking online/on-campus courses. It is important to plan ahead when choosing courses. Course requirements vary by college and major. Use www.transferology.com to see what courses will transfer for the college(s) and program you plan to attend after high school.

7. Schedule college courses.

   • • Student and CCP Advisor will schedule online/on-campus classes.  AWHS Counselors CANNOT enroll students in online or on-campus courses.

     • Students MUST notify their AWHS Counselor once they are eligible to enroll in CCP classes taught at AWHS. Students will NOT be enrolled in any classes unless they notify their counselor of their acceptance and/or placement testing results and indicate which courses they want added to their schedule.

8. Provide their AWHS Counselor with a copy of their college schedule and adjust, if necessary, their schedule at AWHS. This typically occurs in May, but preferably before June 1st.

9. Students are responsible for:

• • • Enrolling in a minimum of 5 classes between AWJH and the university EACH SEMESTER (either online campus) or 12 semester hours EACH SEMESTER if intending to be a full-time CCP student.

    • Ensuring that they are not exceeding the state-imposed 30-hour limit (including summer) for each year and 120-hour lifetime limit.

    • Ensuring they are enrolling in level 1 courses unless they meet the qualifications for level 2 courses. 

    • Ensuring that they are not enrolling in any non-allowable courses including, but not limited to physical education.

    • Maintaining athletic eligibility and providing grades upon request of the athletic director.

    • Making sure they have adequate travel time between AWJH and the university. Students will not be allowed to arrive late or leave early from AWJH, except in the case of an emergency or inclement weather.

College Credit Plus Checklist for RETURNING CCP Students

**This applies ONLY to students continuing CCP at the same university previously attended

FOLLOW THESE STEPS IN ORDER:

1. Students and parents watch mandatory counseling session video and fill out Google Form to verify attendance.

2. Print out or pick up (in JH Counseling Office) Intent to Participate form and turn in by April 1st.

3. Follow each university’s steps for readmission:

   • • BGSU – https://www.bgsu.edu/ccp

     • UT -

       • Fill out the Consent and Approval Form from UT and turn it in to your AW counselor.

       • Submit and online transcript request form.

       • Request an appointment with your UT Success coach.

• • • Owens - https://www.owens.edu/collegecreditplus/returning/

4. Schedule college courses.

   • AWJH Counselors CANNOT enroll students in online or on campus courses.

   • Students MUST notify their AWJH Counselor once they are eligible to enroll in CCP classes taught at AWJH/AWHS, so they can be enrolled in the course(s)

5. Provide your AWHS Counselor with a copy of your college schedule and adjust, if necessary, your schedule at AW. This typically occurs in May, but preferably before June 1st. 

6. Students are responsible for:

• • Enrolling in a minimum of 5 classes between AWJH and the university EACH SEMESTER (either online campus) or 12 semester hours EACH SEMESTER if intending to be a full-time CCP student.

  • Ensuring that they are not exceeding the state-imposed 30-hour limit (including summer) for each year and 120-hour lifetime limit.

  • Ensuring they are enrolling in level 1 courses unless they meet the qualifications for level 2 courses. 

  • Ensuring that they are not enrolling in any non-allowable courses including, but not limited to physical education.

  • Maintaining athletic eligibility and providing grades upon request of the athletic director.

  • Making sure they have adequate travel time between AWJH and the university. Students will not be allowed to arrive late or leave early from AWJH, except in the case of an emergency or inclement weather.

This information is available in pdf form: College Credit Plus Checklist Returning Student.docx.pdf

CCP Courses Taught at AWJH/AWHS:

To enroll in these courses, you must:

• Notify your AWJH Counselor of acceptance to the university.

• Request the course(s) you wish to enroll in at AW.

• Make adjustments to your AW schedule as needed.

THESE COURSES ARE ONE PERIOD FOR ONE SEMESTER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. ALL COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO ADEQUATE ENROLLMENT AND INSTRUCTOR AVAILABILITY:

• Introduction to Academic Writing BGSU GSW1110 (also requires passing BGSU writing placement test)

• Academic Writing BGSU GSW1120 (also requires passing BGSU writing placement test or completion of GSW1110)

• Personal Finance BGSU FIN2000

• American Govt.: Processes & Structure BGSU POLS 1100

• Intermediate French I and II BGSU FREN2010 and BGSU FREN2020 (also requires passing BGSU placement test)

• Intermediate German I and II BGSU GERM2010 and BGSU GERM2020 (also requires passing BGSU placement test)

• Intermediate Spanish I and II BGSU SPAN2010 and BGSU SPAN2020 (also requires passing BGSU placement test)

• Intro. To Art BGSU ART 1010

• Life in Sea BGSU BIOL1080 (2 periods for 1 semester) Will be offered in the 2023-2024 school year.

• Environment of Life BGSU BIOL 1010

• Intro to Statistics BGSU MATH 1150 (must have succesfully completed Algebra II)

• Marketing Education Students: (DECA) Must be accepted to AWHS DECA I/DECA II (Marketing) program

• Contemporary Business Owens BUS101

• College and Career Professional Owens BUS102

• Entrepreneurial Marketing Owens MKT111

• Personal Selling Owens MKT125

Procedures for Obtaining your CCP Books

Bowling Green State University, Owens Community College, & Lourdes University

STEP 1: Obtain a list of books that you need for your class/classes.

• BGSU students can use this link to get your book list: BGSU Textbooks

• ***DO NOT order CCP Books from ecampus.com

STEP 2: Complete the AW Book Order Form for each of the books/codes/manuals that you need. 

SPRING 2023 CCP BOOK ORDER FORM

STEP 3:   Once you complete the order form (one form for each item), your book order will be processed.  You will be notified when your books come in and you can pick them up at the AWHS cashier office.

STEP 4:   At the end of the semester, return ALL CCP books to the AWHS cashier office by the specified deadline.  You will be billed for all unreturned books (excluding access codes and consumable workbooks).  Please notify the cashier if you need to use the same book for a second semester.

University of Toledo & Northwest State

STEP 1:   Obtain a list of books that you need for your class/classes.

STEP 2: (Preferred Method) Complete the AW Book Order Form for each of the books/codes/manuals that you need.  You can find this order form on the AW website under AWHS Quicklinks/CCP Information.  Link Above

(Optional Method) Go to your university bookstore to obtain your CCP books.

STEP 3:   At the end of the semester, return ALL CCP books to the  AWHS cashier office by the specified deadline.

RETURN YOUR RENTALS TO THE UT BARNES & NOBLE BOOKSTORE.  You will be billed for all unreturned books (excluding access codes and consumable workbooks).  Please notify the cashier if you need to use the same book for a second semester.

Please note:  Anthony Wayne Junior High/High School pays for the students’ CCP books and materials, and they are the property of AWHS.  As required by state law, AW supplies required materials only.  AW is not responsible for purchasing supplemental or optional items.

If you have questions regarding your CCP books, please contact Beth Walker in the AWHS cashier office.