the road to college college credits... · 2020-04-17 · things to be aware of… attendance is...
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THE ROAD TO COLLEGE:
Options to Earn Community College Credit During
High School
oReview options for earning college credit
oExplain application process for each option
Clovis Community College Center Advantage Program (CCCAP)
Clovis Community College Enrichment Program
Clovis Community College Summer Scholars Advanced College Academy (SSACA)
Advanced Placement (AP Courses)
Dual Enrollment Courses Offered
COLLEGE COURSE OPTIONS
THINGS TO BE AWARE OF…
Attendance is mandatory. There are no excused absences due to sports or co-curricular activities.
You will be taking classes with other college students; professors will see you as a college student and have the same expectations.
Grades earned will post on your permanent college transcript.
Poor grades may exclude you from: Being eligible to take future college courses during high
school Receiving financial aid
CLOVIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE ADVANTAGE PROGRAM (CCCAP)
The Community College Advantage Program (CCCAP) is a partnership between Clovis Community College and Clovis High School. The CCCAP program is a bridge from high school to college to provide an introduction to the community college system. This program provides high school students with the opportunity to take two college level courses each semester for one year during their senior year in high school. Students receive dual enrollment HS credit and college credit.
CCCAP DETAILS & APPLICATION PROCESS
COST Tuition and health fees are waived for students participating in the
High School Enrichment program. Students are responsible for purchasing supplies and books required
for each class.
ELIGIBILITY To qualify for the program must be a senior with a cumulative high
school GPA of at least 2.5. prefer a 3.0 or above. Approval from the high school principal, a high school counselor, and
a parent ARE REQUIRED- 26 spots available. Student must be enrolled in 4 classes at CHS
CCCAP DETAILS & APPLICATION PROCESS
ProcessMeet with your counselor and get the CCCAP application packetComplete the High School Enrichment packet with signatures from
parent, HS counselor and HS principal Complete the on-line SCCCD Admissions Application for EnrichmentCCCAP courses include Art 2-Art Appreciation, Psychology 2-General Psychology, History 1-Western Civilization to 1648, Sociology 1A-Intro to Sociology (may not substitute courses).*Note: If you have already taken AP Psych or Art 2-Art Appreciation, speak to your counselor before enrolling in CCCAP.
Attendance is mandatory. There are no excused absences due to sports or co-curricular activities.
https://chs.cusd.com/EarningCollegeCreditinHighSchool.aspx
Print, fill out, and bring to counselor
Opens to online application (see next slide)
On your application, under enrollment, make sure to select “HS Enrichment”
The Clovis Community College High School
Enrichment program offers students in the 10th,
11th, and 12th grades an opportunity to enroll in
college courses and receive college credit.
ENRICHMENT DETAILS & APPLICATION PROCESS COST Tuition and health fees are waived for students participating in the High School Enrichment program.
Students are responsible for purchasing supplies and books required for each class.
ELIGIBILITY A student may qualify for the program with a cumulative high school GPA of at least a 2.5 (Juniors and Seniors) and
a 3.0 (Sophomores).
Approval from the high school principal, a high school counselor, and a parent ARE REQUIRED.
PROCESS High school students must begin the process with their high school counselor and complete the paper
enrichment application.
Complete community College admissions on-line application (available October 1st for spring & April 1st for summer/fall). For the term, students will select the year and Enrichment (example: 2020 Enrichment).
Student will be directed to Clovis, Fresno, or Reedley Community College Admissions Office to enroll in Spring Classes November 7th ,2019 and summer school classes registration begins May 1, 2020 based on availability (first come first serve basis).
Student will be directed to Clovis, Fresno, or Reedley Community College Admissions Office to enroll in Fall classes based on availability (first come first serve basis) – Registration begins May 12, 2020.
https://chs.cusd.com/EarningCollegeCreditinHighSchool.aspx
Print, fill out, and bring to counselor
Opens to online application (see next slide)
Don’t know what classes to take? Check here for classes that can transfer to a CSU or UC.
On your application, under enrollment, make sure to select “HS Enrichment”
https://chs.cusd.com/CollegePlanning.aspx
On your enrichment application, you’d list the information above for whichever class(es) you’re wanting to take.
The Summer Scholars Advanced College Academy offers future 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students the opportunity to enroll in summer courses at the Clovis Community College Center. Similar to the other two programs mentioned above, enrollment and health fees are waived but students are responsible for purchasing their own textbooks and supplies. Students are allowed to complete up to 2 courses during the 6 week summer session and dual credits may be earned during the summer session. For more information about eligibility and a complete list of courses offered, see the SAMPLE Summer Scholars Advanced College Academy Handout.
To qualify, students must meet the following requirements:1. Future sophomores with 3.0 minimum GPA2. Future juniors or senior with 2.5 minimum GPA
APPLICATION: For specific procedures on how to apply, please review the CCC Educational Enrichment Application on-line. On-line application will be available on April 1st .
Student will be directed to Clovis Community College Admissions Office to enroll in summer school classes based on availability (first come first serve basis) – Registration begins May 1st, 2020
https://chs.cusd.com/EarningCollegeCreditinHighSchool.aspx
Read this flyer for complete information
about summer scholars, including
classes offered.
https://chs.cusd.com/EarningCollegeCreditinHighSchool.aspx
Print, fill out, and bring to counselor
Opens to online application (see next slide)
On your application, under enrollment, make sure to select “Summer 19 HS Enrichment”
See slides 14-18 for how to search for summer class sections.
You can find the classes offered on our Summer Scholars flyer, but you will still need to find the specific section (time, days, teacher, etc.) through Webadvisor.
Clovis High offers 19 Advanced Placement courses. Students must take the AP test at the end of the course and pass with a score of 3, 4, or 5 to earn college credit. Most colleges and universities will honor AP courses for college credit. Check with the individual schools to see their AP credit policy. See your counselor for details or questions.Available to sophomores, juniors, & seniors.
Students have the opportunity to earn college credit while taking courses at Clovis High School or other campuses. Must complete dual enrollment packet and have approval of CHS counselor.Careers in Child Development: Fall- Child Development 1: available
to juniors or seniorsCareers In Education- College course: Education10: seniors only Rhetoric & Composition/ English 1A: seniors onlyCTE: Allied Health & Medical Wellness, Basic Metal Manufacturing,
Building Scaled Structures, Culinary Arts, Fire Technology have a college course availableCART Programs: Cybersecurity, Environmental Science & Field
Research, Interactive Game Design, Psychology & Human Behavior Ag courses at CEHS: Ag Engineering 1, CDE Animal Science, Art and
History of Floral Design have a college course available
Students meet with their counselor to express interest.
Students complete CCC on-line application.
Complete dual enrollment paper application, class teacher will help students fill out necessary paper work.
Registration Timeline
March 4-28 Talk to your counselor about the program that is appropriate for you and get the Community College enrollment packetpacket.
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