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Textbook Instructions

For ACCUPLACER sessions offered August - December

To Schedule ACCUPLACER, call 419-755-4566

ACCUPLACER is offered at NCSC in May, June & July for Fall 2024 enrollment. Testing begins at 9am unless otherwise noted. Please arrive early.

Reservations are taken on a first come, first serve basis.

*Seating is limited. Please plan ahead.

  • May 15
  • May 22
  • May 29
  • June 5
  • June 12
  • July 10 (9am & 1pm*)
  • July 11 (9am)*
  • July 17 (9am & 1pm*)
  • July 18 (9am)*
  • July 24 (9am)*
  • July 25 (9am & 1pm)*

*Calendar Edited to include Additional Test Dates

Why CCP?

In the College Credit Plus (CCP) program, students in grades 7-12 can apply to take college courses at no cost through North Central State College. Students earn both high school and college credit, and can fulfill high school graduation requirements while getting an early start toward their college degree.

Students can:

North Central State College serves school districts and career centers across Ohio, helping students like you enroll in CCP and navigate college in a space that works for you — at NCSC, online, or your high school. Find out how NCSC and CCP can fit into your big picture goal, and help you navigate the path that’s right for you. Each year, hundreds of graduating seniors choose to continue with NCSC on their path after high school. Come visit us and see why!

Tuition Freedom Scholarships logo
Through CCP you can earn the Tuition Freedom Scholarship (TFS). TFS recipients are awarded scholarship covering up to two years of tuition at North Central State College.

Who can qualify to apply for TFS?

CCP students with NCSC or Career Tech students with a partnering Career Center, who:

The number of credits earned in CCP with NCSC or through Career Tech labs will be applied toward the maximum credit hours under the scholarship, which is up to 64 credit hours or an associate degree. FAFSA and NCSC deadlines must be met.

Learn More About Tuition Freedom, opens in a new window

I have questions about CCP. Where do I start?

Do I have to test?
  • All interested students must meet Ohio’s CCP program eligibility standard to consider CCP participation. This can be with qualifying test scores or GPA. (See below.)
  • *Meeting CCP program eligibility is a separate requirement from meeting the prerequisite to take a particular college course.
  • Course prerequisites, or course placement by test score, must also be met. This may mean:
    • First completing an introductory course
    • Testing (ACT or ACCUPLACER) to place into the course.
  • Testing is required for placement into college English, Math and some Science courses.
  • Seniors, who have met the statewide CCP eligibility standard, can be placed into college-level Math and English coursework through a multiple measures review of their Junior year transcript, by NCSC.
  • Contact an advisor to discuss.
What steps do I complete with NCSC?
How do I become CCP Eligible?
When do I meet with my school counselor & start planning?
  • Students should first meet with their school counselor to discuss the interest in CCP; also attend their school’s annual CCP information meeting with a parent/guardian (held between Oct.-Feb.).
  • By April 1 annually, public school students must submit their Intent to Participate form to their school counselor.
  • By April 1 annually, nonpublic and homeschool students must apply to the Ohio Dept. of Ed. for CCP funding  (from Feb-Apr 1). ODE will not accept late applications.
  • Familiarize yourself with important college dates and deadlines (application and testing, ACT or ACCUPLACER dates if needed, advising and registration, etc.).
    Failure to meet state or college CCP deadlines will delay your enrollment one or more terms.

Planning Tools

Testing or Test Optional?
  • You can become CCP eligible based on your GPA, not test, and still have a variety of courses to consider.
  • *Some courses will require placement testing for enrollment, in addition to meeting CCP eligibility.
  • Work with your CCP advisor to build your individual course plan and pathway to your goals.

Pathways are groups of courses you can take in CCP, that align with future degrees and career fields.

We can help you plan for success each step of the way.

  • Our CCP Advisors/Success Coaches will help you select courses that align with your goals, and tips to navigate college. Stay in touch! Working together we can help you find the best route to your destination.

Earn scholarship!
  • Plan for the Tuition Freedom Scholarship (TFS). Recipients must earn between 6-9 college credits with NCSC and a 2.75 college cGPA to qualify for TFS. Scholarship and FAFSA deadlines must also be met.

Earn credit for college, high school graduation and athletic eligibility.

Earn your degree while in high school with CollegeNow. 
  • In NCSC’s specialized CollegeNow & Sci-Med Academy cohort programs, students have the potential to earn their degree while also graduating high school. Advanced planning required.
  • Students enroll full time in college coursework with a cohort of peers, who complete the program together.

IMPORTANT CCP DATES & DEADLINES

Your high school or career center may have different deadlines that you will also need to meet for testing or scheduling.

Confirm with your school counselor.

Fall 2024 Semester

Application Deadline for new CCP students

Transcript Deadline

Testing Deadline

New Students: Deadline for Registration, Session A & Full-term courses online or at NCSC

Current Students: Deadline for Registration, Session A & Full-term courses online or at NCSC

Session A & Full-term courses begin

14-day Drop Deadline for Session A & Full-term courses

Last day to withdraw from Session A courses

New Student Registration Deadline for Session B courses online or on NCSC's campus

Current Student Registration Deadline for Session B courses online or on NCSC's campus

Session A courses end

Session B courses begin

14-day Drop Deadline for Session B courses

Last day to withdraw from Full-term courses

Last day to withdraw from Session B courses

Session B and Full-term courses end

(Spring 2024 Semester)

Application Deadline for new CCP students

Transcript Deadline

Testing Deadline

New Students: Deadline for Registration, Session A & Full-term courses online or at NCSC

Current Students: Deadline for Registration, Session A & Full-term courses online or at NCSC

Session A & Full-term courses begin (Tue.)

14-day Drop Deadline for Session A & Full-term courses

Last day to withdraw from Session A courses

New Student Registration Deadline for Session B courses online or on NCSC's campus

Current Student Registration Deadline for Session B courses online or on NCSC's campus

Session A courses end

Session B courses begin

14-day Drop Deadline for Session B courses

Last day to withdraw from Full-term courses

Last day to withdraw from Session B courses

Session B and Full-term courses end

(Summer 2024 Semester)

Application Deadline for new CCP students

Transcript Deadline

Testing Deadline

New Students: Deadline for Registration, classes online or at NCSC

Current Students: Deadline for Registration, classes online or on NCSC's campus

Summer Semester Begins (Tue.)

Summer 2024 14-Day Course Drop Deadline

Summer Term Last Day to Withdraw

Summer Term Ends (Mon.)