The College Credit Plus (CCP) program has been established to enhance students’ college and career readiness and postsecondary success by enabling college-ready, 7-12 grade students who qualify for college admission to take college-level courses for which they earn both high school and transcripted college credit upon successful completion of coursework.
The Launch UC College and Career Track Fair on Saturday, September 27, 2025 is open to all high school students- whether you're currently in our College Credit Plus program or just exploring your options!
This event will allow students to discover UC programs that match their interests, meet faculty, students, advisors and professionals from different fields and Learn how to get involved and begin making progress towards your degree while in high school with our College and Career Tracks.
A representative from all existing College and Career Tracks will be present, including Business, Health Sciences, Engineering, Information Technology, Political Science, Psychology and more!
Additionally, we’ll be hosting a CCP information session on how to apply to take college courses during high school, and UC Admissions will be available to answer questions about the college application process.
Free parking, refreshments and a chance to win a UC Swag Raffle will be provided.
College and Career Tracks are collections of recommended classes designed to introduce you to a specific college degree or career field, while in high school.
Virtual Informational Modules for CCP: Access the ODHE playlist for brief resources for CCP students and families.
Recent legislative updates (ORC33.65.035) require that familes be informed of the following:
The subject matter of a course enrolled in under the College Credit Plus program may include mature subject matter or materials, including those of a graphic, explicit, violent, or sexual nature, that will not be modified based upon College Credit Plus enrollee participation regardless of where course instruction occurs.
More information will be discussed in CCP orientation and advising meetings. Please email ccp@uc.edu with questions.
