Continuing in College Credit Plus

Planning to take College Credit Plus courses again next academic year? 

Returning students don't start over with the admission process, but there are steps you'll need to complete before registering for another year of coursework.

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Keep Building on What You've Started

Continuing in CCP gives you the opportunity to keep building your Kent State academic record while making progress toward your high school and future college goals. Some CCP requirements must be completed each academic year, so start the continuation process early and check your Kent State email regularly for important information about your next steps.

 

What Do I Need to Do?

Your continuation requirements depend on the type of school you attend. Choose the checklist that applies to you.

Public-School Student Checklist

  1. Submit Your Letter of Intent

    Let your school know that you plan to participate in College Credit Plus for the new academic year. Submit your Letter of Intent according to your school's instructions, typically through your school counselor.

  2. Complete Your Kent State CCP Continuation Form

    Complete the College Credit Plus Continuation Form to update your CCP enrollment for the upcoming academic year. Information about completing the form will be sent to your Kent State email, so continue checking it regularly.

    Complete the CCP Continuation Form

  3. Complete Your Annual CCP Requirements

    Returning students must complete the CCP requirements that apply for the new academic year.

  4. Meet With Your Kent State Academic Advisor

    Meet with your Kent State academic advisor before registering for your next courses. Your advisor can help you select courses based on your academic goals, prerequisites and placement, high school requirements and possible future majors or degrees.

    Schedule an Advising Appointment

Home-School & Nonpublic-School Student Checklist

  1. Complete the State of Ohio Funding Process

    Home-school and nonpublic-school students must complete the State of Ohio's CCP funding process for the new academic year. State funding requirements are separate from your Kent State continuation requirements, so be sure to complete both processes by the applicable deadlines.

    View Ohio CCP Funding Information

  2. Complete Your Kent State CCP Continuation Form

    Complete the College Credit Plus Continuation Form to update your CCP enrollment for the upcoming academic year. Information about completing the form will be sent to your Kent State email, so continue checking it regularly.

    Complete the CCP Continuation Form

  3. Complete Your Annual CCP Requirements

    Returning students must complete the CCP requirements that apply for the new academic year.

    CONTENT NEEDED/VERIFY WITH CCP TEAM: Confirm the complete annual requirements, including orientation requirements and whether requirements vary by campus.

  4. Meet With Your Kent State Academic Advisor

    Meet with your Kent State academic advisor before registering for your next courses. Your advisor can help you select courses that make sense for both your current goals and where you may want to go after high school.

    Schedule an Advising Appointment

Take Time Away From CCP?

If you haven't taken CCP courses recently, your requirements may be different from those of a continuously enrolled student.

Ready to Plan Your Next Semester?

Once you've completed your continuation requirements, work with your Kent State academic advisor and school counselor to choose courses that fit your academic goals and high school schedule. Your advisor can also help you think beyond your next semester and consider how the Kent State credits you're earning now could support a future college degree.

SCHEDULE AN ADVISING APPOINTMENT    VIEW REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Continue Your Kent State Journey

Every Kent State course you complete through CCP becomes part of your college academic record. See how the credits you’ve earned give you a head start toward a Kent State degree after high school.