20222023 Registration What is the CCP program Career amp College Promise offers qualified high school students opportunities for dual enrollment in community college classes How are college classes different from high school classes ID: 915317
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RCCC CCP Advisement Presentations
2022-2023 Registration
Slide2What is the CCP program?
Career & College Promise offers qualified high school students' opportunities for dual enrollment in community college classes.
Slide3How are college classes different from high school classes?
Students will be held to the same attendance, academic requirements, and honor code as traditional college students.
Classroom accommodations for learning differences may be different in college courses. Penalties for late or missing assignments are often different.
Students may have fewer assignments that carry more weight in the final grade. Students may not have opportunities to make-up work, turn assignments in late, or complete extra credit.
CCP courses are college classes, which means that they have the rigor, intensity, and pace of college classes. Students must be self-directed.
CCP courses may require travel to a college campus in the morning or late at night. Students could potentially have to spend time on campus beyond normal school hours.
Students receive college credit for the course if they make a C or higher. This begins their college transcript.
Slide4Who should take CCP classes?
Academically strong and self-disciplined students!
Must have a minimum unweighted GPA of a 2.8
Must be responsible for checking both schools (MPHS & RCCC) email & communication outlets
daily
for information
Must be able to stick to deadlines & due dates
Must have strong time management skills
Slide5What pathway is best for me?
Slide6Choosing a pathway
Visit https://www.rccc.edu/highschool/ to learn more about each pathway & program. Please note there are more options in each pathway then listed on the chart.
Slide7College Transfer programAssociates in Arts
Ideal for a student planning on a NON-STEM related major in college.Social/Behavioral Sciences CCP CourseOnly pathway that allows a student to take both American History I and IIFewer Math & Science options then Science Pathway
Associates in Science Ideal for a student planning on going into a STEM related major in collegeSocial/Behavioral Sciences CCP CourseDOES NOT allow a student to take both American History I and IIMore higher-level Math & Science options
For a full list of College Transfer Program pathways please visit
https://www.rccc.edu/highschool/wp-content/uploads/sites/42/2019/04/CCP-Transfer-Book.pdf
Student must select one pathway and stay with it both Junior and Senior year!
Slide8Career & Technical Education Patwhay
Advertising & Graphic Design Certificate
Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Technology Basic & Intermediate Certificates
Automotive Systems Technology Certificate
Computer-Integrated Machining Certificate & Diploma
Construction Management Technology Certificate
Cosmetology Certificate
Criminal Justice Technology Certificate & Diploma
Early Childhood Education Certificate
Electrical Systems Technology Certificate & Diploma
Electronics Engineering Technology Certificate
Mechanical Drafting Technology Certificate
Mechatronics Engineering Technology Certificate
Motorsports Management Technology Basic and Advance Certificate
Welding Technology Certificate & Diploma
For a full list of Career & Technical Education and Pre-Health Program pathways please visit :
CCP CTE
BOOKLET
and
CCP PRE-HEALTH BOOKLET
Slide9Pros & Cons of the CCP ProgramProsBegin earning college credits if you make a C or higher in the classCan boost your GPA if you make As or Bs in CCP classesCan potentially earn a certificate of completion for a CTE pathway and begin working in a career field after high school
Class tuition and textbooks (up to $50.00) are paid for by Cabarrus County SchoolsCan take some CCP courses online ConsWithdrawing from a CCP class will negative impact your GPAHeavy responsibility on students to check RCCC email and check in with instructors
Fees (tuition is covered, but not all fees are --CTE, summer textbooks etc.)
Slide10Plan CCP Courses out
If
you are a rising JuniorStart slow, take 1 or 2 CCP classes your junior yearPlan what you might want to take both junior and senior year to see what pathway is best for you
If you’re a rising Senior and new to CCPStart slow, take 1 or 2 CCP classesDo not change classes once you’ve started your senior year for college purposes
Slide11Other important InformationAll classes begin with the completion of the EVA (Electronic Verification of Attendance) which MUST be completed within the first 24 of class.The consequence for dropping a class differs at RCCC and MPHS. It may not affect the college transcript but will affect the MPHS transcript.
Students may be dropped from a class if they do not log in or submit work and will receive a WF (Withdraw Fail) on their MPHS transcript, negatively affecting their GPA.Students MUST use their RCCC email when communicating with instructors.CTE programs will have expenses that are not covered by CCS.Completing the CCP Associate in Science or Art is only half of the full Associate’s Degree.
Slide12Questions?
Slide13RESOURCES RCCC CCP website - https://www.rccc.edu/highschool/
“Steps to Register for CCP Classes” Video MPHS CCP User Agreement Formhttps://www.cabarrus.k12.nc.us/Page/89786Booklets & Course Links https://www.rccc.edu/highschool/MPHS School CounselorsMr. Lloyd (A-J) –
christopher.lloyd@cabarrus.k12.nc.us Ms. Meitzler (K-Z) – diana.meitzler@cabarrus.k12.nc.us