CCAP Program
CCAP Program
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College and Career Access Pathways (CCAP) is a partnership between Pacheco High School and Merced College that enables eligible high school students to take college courses at no cost, earning college credit while fulfilling their high school requirements. CCAP courses are designed to support college and career readiness while reducing the time and cost of earning a college degree or certificate. CCAP courses vary each semester. Merced College provides a list of course offerings for PHS students.
What are the benefits of CCAP?
Earn college credits while in high school
Take college classes conveniently at your high school with your friends
Save money! CCAP students are not required to pay tuition or purchase books!
Develop a seamless transition from high school to college
Credits are transferable to colleges and universities
Additional academic and counseling support is built into the program
Participation Requirements
Students who are currently enrolled in high school
Meet course-specific eligibility requirements
Demonstrate readiness and commitment
Have a 3.5 GPA or higher
Have parent/guardian approval
(Eligibility and course availability may vary by semester.)
Steps To Enroll In a CCAP Course
Sign up for the class you are interested in taking
Students can sign up for courses in the counseling office
Sign-up announcements are made prior to the semester starting
For example, Sign-ups for the Fall semester will take place in April
Once you sign up, you need to attend all mandatory ROAR sessions
Questions: VISIT MERCED COLLEGE CCAP WEBSITE
Point of Contact at PHS: Ms. Long
K-12 Program
K-12 Program
What Is the Merced College K–12 Program?
What Is the Merced College K–12 Program?
The Merced College K–12 Program allows high school students to take college courses while still enrolled in high school. This option gives students early exposure to college-level academics and helps them begin earning college credits before graduation.
Key features of the K–12 Program:
Students enroll individually in Merced College courses
Courses may be taken online, on the college campus, or occasionally at the high school
Students earn official Merced College credit
Some fees may apply
Tuition may be waived, but enrollment and materials fees may still be required
Additional Information
Key Differences Between K–12 and CCAP
Key Differences Between K–12 and CCAP
Important Things to Consider
Important Things to Consider
- College grades become part of a permanent Merced College transcript
- College courses require strong time management and responsibility
- Parent/guardian permission is required for both programs
Which Option Is Right for Me?
Which Option Is Right for Me?
Choose CCAP if you want:
No-cost college classes
Courses that count toward high school graduation
Structured support and guidance
Choose the K–12 Program if you want:
A wider variety of college course options
Flexibility to take classes directly at Merced College
Early exposure to a true college environment
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