Resources for Course Planning & Textbook Vouchers
CCP Academic Advising
CCP Academic Advisors are here to help you with every part of your academic journey, from the beginning through graduation. Your advisor can help you navigate:
- College Acceptance
- Course Planning
- Degree/Career Pathways
- Registration
- Transferring Credits
- Becoming a traditional college student after high school
- And more!
Course Options & Degree Planning
Students may choose to take courses to fulfill high school graduation requirements, college graduation requirements, transfer needs, or based solely on interest. Not every college course is allowable under the CCP program. The first 15 hours of college credit a CCP student takes be from Level 1 courses.
Click here for North Central State College’s list of Level 1 CCP Courses
Note: Upon completion of a Level 1 course, students may take a Level 2 course in the same subject, even if the 15-hour requirement has not been met.
Level 1 course criteria:
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- Transferable Course: Any course which is an approved OT36, TAG, or CTAG
- Technical Certificate Course: Any course part of an organized program of study for a technical certificate
- Subject: Any course in computer science, information technology, anatomy, physiology, or foreign language
- Pathway course: Any course specifically part of a college-developed degree pathway
- Preparatory: Any course designed to teach study skills, academic, or career success
Course & Degree Planning:
Tools to assist with selecting courses toward your academic goals
- Degree Pathways: If you’re looking to get an early start on your degree with North Central State College
- Transfer Credit: If you already have a Bachelor’s degree in mind, the state has multiple tools for you to be sure you’re taking the right courses to transfer
- Course Search: See what North Central State College will be offering by semester and location
Textbooks
How to Obtain Books and Course Materials as a CCP Student:
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Talk to your counselor to ask what your school’s CCP Textbook policy is, then refer to the steps below for your next course of action.
Talk to your school counselor. They will assist you with textbooks for the courses for which you received CCP funding. If you are self-paying for courses, you must also pay for your textbooks. If you purchase your textbook(s) from the Campus Bookstore (Follett), you can be assured it is the correct edition and bundle for your course(s) at NCSC.
If you purchase or rent your book elsewhere, please be sure to check the edition, ISBN, and bundle, where applicable.
Under CCP rules (ORC 3365.07, 3365.09) homeschool students are responsible for textbook costs or rental fees. If you purchase or rent your textbook(s) from the Campus Bookstore, you can be assured it is the correct edition and bundle for your course(s) at NCSC.
If you purchase or rent your book elsewhere, please be sure to check the edition, ISBN, and bundle, where applicable.
Books and course materials will be provided to CCP students, speak with your counselor regarding obtaining these items.
Steps For Obtaining Book Voucher
1.) Determine Required Book/Materials: This is listed in the course description on your schedule in MyNC, or on the bookstore site https://www.bkstr.com/northcentralstosustore/shop/textbooks-and-course-materials
2.) From the bookstore site, select the department, course, and section in which you are enrolled. Course and section numbers are listed on your NCSC class schedule. Students can log into MyNC to check their schedule for this information. Click here for MyNC log-in help.
3.) If you see Open Education Resouce (OER) or Free Electronic Online Textbook the textbook will be provided as an electronic version* via Canvas.
The voucher system is an option. Obtaining your textbooks in a manner other than specified by your school district’s policies will result in your school charging you for your textbooks. In the voucher option, the school district is billed for the materials and owns the materials. Students must return materials to their school after completing the course, or pay for the materials. Students will obtain their book vouchers from the Cashier’s Office in the Byron Kee Center NO MORE THAN 10 DAYS PRIOR TO THE START OF YOUR CLASS. Students must show a photo ID before the voucher will be released. You may also get your student ID card from the Cashier’s Office.
To verify hours of availability, contact the Cashier’s Office at cashier@ncstatecollege.edu or 419-755-4722.
*For inquiries about the possibility of acquiring a physical textbook for these courses, please contact the individual listed below for your specific course:
Jeremy Swank: For courses beginning with: ACCT, ARTS, BUSM, CISS, ECON, ELET, EMMT, ENGR, ENRD, ITEC, MECT, MFGT, PHYS, VCMT
Kimberly Lybarger: For courses beginning with: COMM, CRMJ, EDUT, ENGL, FYEX, GEOL, HIST, HMSV, HUMA, MATH, MSCI, MUSC, PHIL, POLT, PSYC, SOCY, SPAN, STAT
Amy Burns: For courses beginning with: AGRI, BIOL, BIOS, CHEM, HLTH
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- Ohio Department of Higher Education’s CCP Resources for Students and their Families, opens in a new window
Contains important deadline information and forms for Nonpublic High School Students (Letter of Intent, Application for Funding, etc.)
- Ohio Department of Higher Education’s CCP Resources for Students and their Families, opens in a new window
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- Ohio Department of Higher Education’s CCP Resources for Administrators , opens in a new windowContains important resources for implementing CCP for your students, and access to the updated laws governing CCP.