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Pathways to Degree & Transfer

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What will you do next?

  • As you explore interests and potential careers, share this info with your CCP advising team to build your pathway.
  • Semesterly check-ins are key to stay informed, pivot when needed, and build momentum toward your goal.

What are Pathways?

A pathway plan is your roadmap to selecting CCP courses. Organized by field of study for degree and transfer planning, pathways provide the best route to reaching your destination.
  • Focus on your plan for what’s next when selecting courses
  • Align with Degree Plans to NCSC
  • Align with Transfer Planning
  • CCP 15 & 30 Hour Pathways provide up to two full-time semesters of college courses to consider

*Students are encouraged to designate a pathway in the second semester.

What is Ohio Transfer 36?
  • Undecided on your future college major? OT36 is your guide to the general education core.
  • OT 36 supports course planning with 36 credit hours of eligible courses from the Gen. Ed. Core of an Associate of Arts (AA), an Associate of Science (AS), or a Bachelor degree.
  • Review NCSC course options for Ohio Transfer 36

What are Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathways (OGTP)?
  • Already know your future college major? Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathways help with planning to first earn an associate degree and then complete a bachelor degree — in related fields.
  • The OGTP planning tool helps you select courses from your major area of study, while also planning for transfer.

CCP & Transfer: Guidelines to Choosing Courses

Select the OT36, OGTP, or TAG buttons for guidance.

Ohio Transfer 36 (OT36)Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathways (OGTP)Transfer Assurance Guide (TAG)
How do I transfer credits from North Central State College? 
  • After your last semester grades are available, request your official NCSC transcript through Parchment. In your Parchment order you will designate the college where it is to be sent.
  • Review the grade requirements and transfer policies of the college where you are transferring.