Students and Parents

On this page, you'll find resources to help students and parents navigate the College Credit Plus admissions process. Prior to applying to the College, we ask families to consider a student's level of social and emotional maturity that is needed to take college-level coursework. There is the potential for mature subject matter in College Credit Plus courses. In addition, parent/guardian communication with the College is limited by the Family Educational Rights Protection Act. If you have questions, you can contact the CCP Coordinator at your campus.

CCP Steps to Enroll

College Credit Plus Admissions Checklist (New Students)

Watch this video for step-by-step instructions!

1. Apply to Tri-C
   • Select the campus you will be attending
   • See the Admissions Checklist for detailed instructions.
2. Determine Eligibility and Placement
   1. Submit a high school transcript, middle school grade report, and/or qualifying ACT or SAT scores to the College Credit Plus coordinator at your chosen campus. Eligibility for College Credit Plus is dependent upon eligible test scores from a State approved test or an unweighted, 3.0 high school GPA. If student does not meet the GPA requirement, the ALEKS math placement test exam may be taken. 
   2. For college level placement, students in grades 10-12 with a cumulative 3.0 high school GPA DO NOT NEED TO TAKE AN ENGLISH PLACEMENT. 
   3. Students grades 7-9 do need to take the placement test. For additional information, read more about the Tri-C English and math placement tests.
      • English scores are required for all courses; math scores may be required, depending on course selection.
      • Student should also review the My Online Readiness Experience (M.O.R.E.) module on Blackboard prior to enrollment. 
3. Your acceptance letter will be sent via email. This email will include registration instructions.
   • You must also complete the CCP Student Questionnaire. 
   • You will not be accepted into College Credit Plus program until transcripts and eligible test scores are submitted.

 

Returning CCP Enrollment Steps

1. Complete the Tri-C Authorization to Attend Form with your school counselor/school approver.
2. Once complete, you will be sent an email instructing you to make an appointment with your assigned Tri-C academic counselor to ensure that the courses you’ve chosen will fulfill your degree or certificate requirements. Counseling appointments are virtual. 
3. Register for Tri-C courses online.

Private and Homeschool Student Information

Students attending a private high school and homeschool students must apply to the Ohio Department of Education to receive funding to underwrite their costs and send a copy of the funding letter to the college. Once complete, the college provides discounted tuition and book fees to home-school students. View the Home-School Student Information sheet below. For academic year 2022-2023, the funding application is due April 1 to the Ohio Department of Education. Tri-C will take college applications beyond this deadline. 

Early Admissions

Tri-C offers an Early Admissions program for high school students that have missed the Intent to Participate deadlines, are not eligible for College Credit Plus, or would like to take a class for personal enrichment. Early admit students have a self-pay option only. Early admit credits are not reflected on the high school transcript.

Choose Tri-C After CCP

Continuing at Tri-C after College Credit Plus is easy! Get started at Tri-C as a traditional, full-time student before transferring to your four-year college. No need to reapply!

• Ensure all of your personal information and major is updated in My Tri-C Space.
• Take advantage the CCP Tuition Waiver program and Tri-C Scholarships.
• Explore 4-year college partnerships.
• Participate in one of many Honors and Scholars Programs.