Student Eligibility: In order to participate, students must:

• Be in grades 7-12
• Apply to and be accepted as a CCP student at the applicable college/university
• Be academically eligible according to the statewide threshold eligibility criteria as well as the college/university requirements
• Be considered a resident of Ohio, as defined in state law.
  • During the admission process, the college/university will help families verify this information
• Meet prerequisites and register for courses through the college/university

Visit this link for examples of colleges that partner with Dublin City Schools.

*For courses at Emerald Campus, the college awarding credit is Columbus State Community College (CSCC).

Students mature at different rates and some are ready to take on added responsibilities and mature content while others are not.  Students and parents should gather as much information as possible about the CCP Program before making a decision for students to sign up and participate.  Before participation, students and parents should weigh the benefits, risks, and potential consequences. 

Review this link to read about:

Potential Benefits

Potential Risks

Consequences

Financial Responsibilities

Enrollment Options: Dublin City Schools (DCS) partners with Columbus State Community College (CSCC) to offer courses at the Emerald Campus to help ease the burden for students who participate.  However, participation is not limited to this option.  Students are also able to enroll in:

• Any public Ohio college/university
• Private Ohio colleges/universities that participate in Ohio CCP (additional fees often apply)
• Online courses through colleges/universities participating in Ohio CCP
• Any combination of the above

To learn more about options visit:

Course Options at Emearld Campus

Course options outside Emerald Campus

Course Options: Once students are admitted to a college/university for CCP, students may take courses in the college/university course catalog that are not remedial or religious, that apply toward a degree or professional certificate, and in a subject area in which students are deemed eligible and college- and career-ready. There are constraints to the types of courses that are available to students as defined by the State of Ohio:

• Students must start with Level I courses for their first 15 credits
• Exceptions may be made for students to continue with courses in the same subject, test directly into a Level II course, or have earned the required scores on AP or IB course examinations
• Once students have completed their first 15 credits, they can move onto Level II courses

Students should review the course catalog of the college/university for a full listing of course offerings eligible for CCP participation.  Parents and students should also speak with their school counselor and their assigned postsecondary counselor for more detailed information.

• Columbus State Eligible Courses
• Ohio State Eligible Courses