Zane State College College Credit Plus (CCP) Orientation

Zane State CollegeCollege Credit Plus(CCP)Orientation

Orientation TopicsuGeneral CCP Guidelines & Factors to ConsideruZSC Policies and Student ExpectationsuZSC ResourcesuImportant Student Information/Parents’ Guide

CCP Guidelines &Factors to Considerhttps://www.zanestate.edu/ccp/

CCP General GuidelinesuuEach public school student is awarded 30 credits per academic yearuA CCP academic year is summer, fall, and spring semesters/termsuAny classes taken at the high school or at another college counttoward those 30 creditsuThree Options for CCP enrollment: Option A/self-pay, Option B/statepay (Option B is the default option for CCP students), tive%20May%2010%202021.pdfFor CCP Campus students, high schools pay the cost of the course; ZSCpays the cost of textbooks/materialsuStudents get textbooks/materials from the ZSC Campus Bookstore andreturn them to the Bookstore when done at the end of each semester

ODHE Impact of Student Grades (referredto on Advising & Risk Acknowledgement Form)uuuStudents who chose Option B and fail or withdraw from courses maybe asked by their school districts/state for reimbursementAlthough certain courses are guaranteed to transfer to Ohio publicinstitutions (OTM and/or TAG), they may not be accepted at privateand out-of-state institutionsCollege courses are designed for mature audiences: “The subjectmatter of a course enrolled in under the college credit plus programmay include mature subject matter or materials, including those of agraphic, explicit, violent, or sexual nature, that will not be modifiedbased upon college credit plus enrollee participation regardless ofwhere course instruction occurs.”For more information about the Advising and Risk Acknowledgement form and Mature ContentPermission Slip form, seehttps://www.zanestate.edu/ccp/

ODHE Impact of Student GradesDrop - Students have the first two weeks from the start of term todrop a class for no academic or financial penalty.Withdraw – Students have between week three and the end of thetenth week to withdraw from a class (“W” on transcript). Failureto complete withdrawal paperwork will result in student receivingan “F” in the course). Also remember that for those who choseOption B, the school district/state can ask for reimbursement fora withdrawn class.

CCP Probation(see *Underperforming Student handout orGuidance for Grades & Tuition handout)uuuA student is placed on CCP probation when the student:uHas earned lower than a cumulative 2.0 GPA in college courses ORuWithdraws from two or more courses in the same termWhen on CCP probation, the student:uMay enroll in no more than one college courseuMay not enroll in the college course in the same subject in which studentpreviously earned a D, F/FN, or received no creditStudent remains on probation until student has improved cumulative GPA to2.0 or higher (maximum of two consecutive terms as an ces/CCP Probation-Dismissal-Form SecondarySchools final April2018.pdf

CCP DismissaluA student is placed on CCP Dismissal when the student has met thedefinition of CCP Underperforming Student for two consecutive collegetermsuOnce a student is dismissed from CCP, the student may not enroll incollege courses for the following college termuAfter one college term on dismissal, the student may request secondaryschool to allow student to participate. Secondary school shall determinewhether the student may continue on dismissal, move to probation, orparticipate without restrictions per the school’s adopted policy. Policymust be developed prior to the summer term

Taking College Level Coursework ATTENDANCE IS IMPORTANTSuccessful college students attend class.uFollow the Zane State College academic calendar for our classesuFollow your high school’s calendar for high school classesuMost faculty take class attendance, track tardiness and include attendance in thefinal gradeuShould you have to miss class, contact your instructoruInclement weather alerts will be posted on the website and sent to students viatext/email. Always check Blackboard for possible announcements frominstructors.Consider this your JOB!

How can students stay informedabout homework and final grades?uBlackboard: Instructor administered/check frequentlyuMy ZSC: Zane State College administeredhttps://my.zanestate.edu/ics/uBoth Bb and MyZSC are password protectedStudents communicate with your professoru

How can students find out aboutwhat’s going on at the home highschool? Check with your home high school to see if they emailinformation or have newsletters, and visit theirwebsites regularly Set your home high school’s website as your home page CHECK IN WITH YOUR COUNSELOR PERIODICALLY

ZSC Policies &Student Expectations:Student Handbookhttps://my.zanestate.edu/ICS/Student nt Handbook.pdf?target c5810b48-e0d5-48ca-b5b78f1070fe34d2

All CCP students must follow theZSC Student Code of Conductfound in the Student Handbook

Unacceptable classroom behavior§cell phone use (including texting)§Internet usage not assigned by the instructor§disorderly conduct§bullying (including cyber-bullying)§disrespectful behavior or attitude§cheating§disrupting class§destroying property

Who do I contact for questions,concerns or information?Kim Baldwin, CCP Campus Advisorkbaldwin@zanestate.eduTeara Hill, CCP Field Advisorthill7@zanestate.educcp@zanestate.eduYour High School Counselor

Services and Support are AvailableuAcademic AdvisinguAccommodations (Accessibility Services)uThe Testing CenteruMuskingum YMCAuBlackboarduMy ZSCuProfessional Tutoring ServicesuPeer Tutoring Services-- students can become peer tutors oncethey turn 18 years oldhttps://my.zanestate.edu/ICS/Student Resources/Tutoring Services/uPersonal Counseling Services: Heather Merryhttps://my.zanestate.edu/ICS/Student Resources/Counseling/

Safety and SecurityHow will students know if there is asecurity issue on campus?MyZSChttps://my.zanestate.edu/ICS/Safety and Security.jnzText and email alerts will be automatically sent to yourcell phones and Zane State College emails

Important StudentInformation

When do students start classes?Fall Semester 2022:Welcome Day for FYEX 1010Wednesday, August 17, 9-12 T430Full Term classes start Monday, August 22Spring Semester 2023:Full Term classes start Tuesday, January 17(Pay attention to start dates for FYEX 1100 Intro to Online LearningEVERY semester)

CCP Advising *Use to register for classes/make changes to schedules*Use for senior advising appointmentsAll CCP /Register for an tation

Student ID CardsThe Technology Solutions CenterZanesville Campus, College Hall, Room 221Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Friday through Sunday, ClosedEmail: TecHelp@zanestate.eduPhone: 740.588.1327Bring a copy of ZSC schedule anddriver’s license with you

When and where do I get my books?u Take your student ID (or driver’s license) and schedule to The Campus Bookstore inThe Campus Center buildingu Hours: M-TH, 8-5:30 Phone: 740-588-1333 Email: bookstore@zanestate.eduFor FL22: August 8For SP23: January 4https://bookstore.zanestate.edu/homePlease return your books to The Campus Bookstore after your finals, end of Finals Week

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)uuuuuuuAll ZSC students are required to have their own laptop, netbook, ortablet computer in the classroom. Your cellphone will not be anadequate substitution. For more specific details, go to this link:https://www.zanestate.edu/admissions/byod/ZSC does have a loaner program available through The TechnologySolutions Center, located in College Hall. Students must present a ZSCID to check out a laptop for a semester-Visit the office and Help Desk:Zanesville Campus, College Hall, Room 221Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Friday through Sunday, ClosedEmail: TecHelp@zanestate.eduPhone: 740.588.1327NOTE: Engineering and IT programs/courses may require morespecifications for hardware, software, etc.

College Credit Plus –Parents’ Guide

Parents: How can you support your studentin making this transition to college? Ask your student questions. Don’t assume that no news is good news.Understand that learning & communication is the student’s responsibility!!! Yourstudent needs to be the one setting up appointments and advocating forhim/herself. Expect your student to struggle. Challenges are part of learning.Help your student create and keep a schedule.Email/call Kim with concerns (if your student has filed a FERPA form with thecollege).

Should parents contact theinstructor directly?NO!Communication about a student’s progress in college classes isthe responsibility of the student. Privacy laws limit theamount of information a college representative can provide.FERPAfor more information on FERPA, see form and video on CCP pages ads/form-ferpa.pdfhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v sOgqtLV3PCk

Schedule a senioradvising appointmentto make the most ofyour college credit!

Complete an Associate DegreeuCheck out our transfer degreeshttps://www.zanestate.edu/transfer/uCheck out our programs www.zanestate.edu/programs/NOTE: We do have some selective health programs with agerequirements and additional application processesuCheck out our short-term training and certificateshttps://www.zanestate.edu/training/

Ohio Department of Higher EducationTransfer OptionsWill my credits transfer?This depends on-The programThe collegeThe coursesOTM (Ohio Transfer Module) now OhioTransfer 36TAG (Transfer Assurance Guide)Course Reporting v/apexprod/rws logy.com/index.htm

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CCP General Guidelines uEach public school student is awarded 30 credits per academic year uA CCP academic year is summer, fall, and spring semesters/terms uAny classes taken at the high school or at another college count toward those 30 credits uThree Options for CCP enrollment: Option A/self-pay, Option B/state- pay (Option B is the default option for CCP students), Combo