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WHAT IS

COLLEGE

CREDIT PLUS?

College Credit Plus (CCP)

gives high school students

the opportunity to take

college courses and receive

college credit for free, while

still in high school.

Take classes:

• at your own high school, taught by a high school teacher

• at your own high school, taught by a Sinclair instructor • at any of the five Sinclair locations, taught by a Sinclair instructor • online, taught by a Sinclair instructor and typically proctored by a teacher from your high school

STUDENT SUCCESS STORY:

LAUREN MAGEE

Lauren Magee plans to graduate from Fairborn Digital Academy in June, 2015. She is on the Miami Valley Dance Center Dance Force, and she volunteers her time assisting with children at her local church.

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HOW DO

I BENEFIT

FROM THIS

PROGRAM?

By joining this program you will: • earn high school and college

credit for your classes • save money by investing in

college credits early

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WHAT CAN

I DO WITH

MY COLLEGE

CREDITS?

You can use your CCP college credits to continue your education at Sinclair to complete a certificate or associate degree program.

After high school graduation you can also use your credits to transfer to another Ohio college or university to complete your associate or bachelor’s degree. Most Sinclair credits transfer easily to other public Ohio colleges and universities. You should check with the college or university you plan to attend for specific information on transferring credits. This means that you will:

• Spend less time in college to get your degree

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STUDENT SUCCESS STORY:

TAYLOR BELLE

Taylor Belle, a 2014 graduate of Jefferson High School, is the definition of “student athlete:” she had a stellar academic record while serving as captain of the cheerleading squad, track team and dance team. Taylor also participated in a Sinclair dual credit program.

As a dual credit student, Taylor was able to experience the academic content of college, while still participating in high school sports and extracurricular activities. She began the program the summer of her sophomore year and earned enough credits to graduate with both her high school diploma and an Associate of Arts degree.

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AM I ELIGIBLE TO

PARTICIPATE?

Beginning with the 2015-2016 school year all Ohio public high schools and public colleges and universities are required to participate in this program. Every student will have the chance to apply. You must meet one of the following requirements for each of the subject sections to show that you are academically ready for the college courses. English & Social Sciences

• Successful completion of two units of College Prep English/Language Arts with a minimum of a B average and the high school’s recommendation, OR • An ACT score of 18 in English, OR • Score college ready on Sinclair’s ACCUPLACER placement test.

Math & Science

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GET STARTED,

ENROLL NOW!

Talk to your high school

guidance counselor or contact

Sinclair’s CCP coordinator for

more information.

College Credit Plus Dayton Campus

Building 12, Room 12331 (937) 512-5188

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(937) 512-5188 | ccplus@sinclair.edu | www.sinclair.edu/college-credit-plus

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