How do my CCP courses count toward high school graduation?
For students enrolled under Option B, completed CCP courses earn students high school and college credit at the same time. According to state guidelines, each CCP course matches specific high school requirements.
Students must work closely with their high school counselor to maintain momentum toward graduation and see how CCP credits can help them.
How CCP courses are matched to high school requirements
How do I schedule an advising appointment and find my advisor?
College Credit Plus students are required to meet with a Kent State academic advisor before scheduling courses. Schedule your advising appointment through KSU Navigate.
Schedule an Advising Appointment
Kent State has multiple campuses, and advisors are assigned by the campus offering courses. Students can find advisor information in FlashLine by navigating to:
Student > Dashboard > My Advisor
Once your student begins taking Kent State courses, they'll communicate directly with faculty and advisors, manage their Kent State email and deadlines, and take greater responsibility for their academic experience.
Encourage them to stay engaged, ask questions and use the Kent State resources available to them.
Once your student is ready to move forward, our step-by-step guide explains eligibility, testing, application requirements and important deadlines for participating in CCP at Kent State.
Work with both your Kent State advisor and school counselor to make sure your courses fit your academic plan and high school schedule. Once you've completed the required advising steps, you'll be ready to register for your approved Kent State courses.
Your Kent State academic advisor is an important resource throughout your CCP experience. Meet with your advisor before registering for classes to discuss your academic goals and choose courses that fit your plans.
Your advisor can help you consider course requirements, prerequisites and placement, high school graduation requirements, academic interests and possible future majors or degrees.
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