YSU College Credit Plus Program Overview

The Youngstown State University (YSU) College Credit Plus program offers high school students the opportunity to earn up to 30 credits per year, with a maximum of 120 credits. The program aims to provide a pathway for students to gain college credits while still in high school, with costs ranging from $40 to $160 plus books. The program offers two options: attending classes on the high school campus with a high school instructor or taking classes on the YSU campus. Important details include the rules regarding course sections and the importance of program promotion through information nights, collaborations, and marketing efforts.

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• College Credit Plus
• High School
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1. College Credit Plus Sharon Schroeder, Assistant Director Metro Credit Education Outreach

2. Morning Session YSU CC+ Team CC+ Overview Marketing Student Eligibility Course Placement Application Process Break Out Session, Presidential Suite Orientation Q&A End of Day Session (1:30pm), Ohio Room Signal Vine Advising Today s Agenda

3. YSU College Credit Plus = YSU College in High School Metro Credit Education Outreach Moving forward: one office; one point of contact CHS@ysu.edu All resources available online at www.ysu.edu/chs Coordinator & District > Current Districts (left side) Resources > My Resources (right side) YSU CC+ Team

4. Today: Information to get started for 15-16 CC+ Rules (draft) released on 12/1/14 Public hearing scheduled for end of December Final copy out in February Reminder: Rules do NOT restate the law (HB 487) Save the date! Coordinator Meeting March 3, 2015, 9am Noon, MCCTC CC+ Overview

5. Open to 7-12 graders Earn up to 30 credits per year (120 credits max) Carnegie Units & Course Limits # of HS courses x 3 30 = # credit hours per year Cost between $40 (floor) and $160 (ceiling) plus books Flat fee = no more calculating seat time Non-public schools apply to state for funding to cover cost School promotes 15/30 credit hour pathway YSU pathway flyer coming in January CC+ Overview

6. Two options: High school campus with HS instructor NEW INFO! Rules require college only course sections Do not have a HS campus model? Contact our office. YSU campus with YSU instructor Classes are taught either online or face-to-face YSU College in HighSchool

7. Provide notice of program to students and parents by March 1 Host one information night for parents with all partnering colleges within 30 miles Consider county collaboration within to host one large event Promote on website, in school course booklet Marketing

8. Law prohibits setting higher admission requirements YSU admission criteria: 2.0 overall, un-weighted GPA ACT composite score: 17 Passage of OGT s/PARCC exams Course placement requirements REMINDER! ACT Prep! Student Eligibility

9. Courses count on both HS and YSU transcript One 3 s.h. college course = 1 HS unit Qualified students can take any course he/she is eligible for Red Book is no more Admission to CHS does not guarantee enrollment in every college course Some courses have pre-requisites, including certain ACT/SAT or placement exam scores Last ACT date for application April 2015 YSU residual scheduled in April Chart available in January Course Placement

10. Notification date: April 1(pending) Sign-up template (online in January High School Advisement Counselors reviews opportunity with students Educational Plan (form online in January) completed for campus based students Consider district financial policy for students who fail or withdraw late Online application (just one!) in April/May for fall and spring Previously completed one for CHS and one for SB140 No application fee Application Process

11. Paperwork Submitted by May 15! Parental Consent/Financial Responsibility Form Transcripts Educational Plan for campus based students Application Process

12. To review: 1. Information night by March 1 2. Students notify by April 1 (pending) that they want to participate 3. Counselors meet with students prior to application day 4. School schedules YSU Application day in April/May 5. School submits paperwork to YSU by May 15 Application Process

13. YSU reviews student applications Notifies students to sign up for placement exams (if needed) in June, July Spring only students encouraged to sign up for September ACT (if needed) over summer Acceptance letter will include orientation and advisement information Application Process

14. HS based courses: completed at time of application Campus based courses: students meet with YSU advisor Fall term: August Spring term: November YSU sends notification to student, parent, school, ODE Admission acceptance (including course eligibility) no later than 14 days prior to the start of YSU term Confirmation of course enrollment notice by the 21stday of the YSU term PLUS student roster/courses by first day of term to school Current CHS schools = Pre-Invoice Statement Registration

15. Breakout Session III, Presidential Suite Orientation, Q&A Reminder Coordinator Meeting! March 3, 9am-Noon Today! 1:30pm Meeting, Ohio Room Signal Vine Advising Conclusion

16. Breakout Session: CHS

17. Campus January 27 Spring 2015 pilot School sign up Webinar Potential for Fall 15 On-Site Scheduling now! Orientation

18. Answers to questions from the main session will be posted to the CHS website. Q&A

19. End of Day Session, 1:30pm

20. Purpose Demo Spring Pilot SignalVine

21. What do you review with the students? How can we use technology to assist? What seems to be the most difficult concept for students to understand? Advising Students