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Get a Free Head Start on College
By choosing Franklin University CCP/Pre-College, students have several options to complete college-level coursework while still working toward their high school graduation requirements. Students can take courses on-site at Franklin, online at Franklin, or on-site at partner high schools. By choosing a pathway program, about 30-hours of transferable coursework focused around an in-demand career field, students get a jump-start on their associate or bachelor’s degree.
Have Questions? Let Us Help.
Whether you’re ready to get started or still gathering information, count on us every step of the way.
How to Apply for CCP/Pre-College
Students should complete the CCP fast application if attending one of Franklin's partner high schools.
- Arcadia High School
- Arcanum High School
- Bellefontaine High School
- Benjamin Logan High School
- Bethel High School
- Bradford High School
- Brookville High School
- Cedarville High School
- Columbus Grove High School
- Continental Local Schools
- Crestview High School Ashland
- Crestview Local High School Conroy
- East Clinton Local High School
- Fairlawn High School
- Flex High School
- Fort Loramie High School
- Fort Jennings High School
- Franklin Monroe High School
- Gibsonburg High School
- Graham High School
- Greenville SR High School
- Hardin Northern High School
- Home School-Ohio
- Indian Lake High School
- Jackson Center High School
- Kalida Local High School
- Legacy Christian Academy
- Leipsic Local High School
- MIT/Metro Schools
- Mechanicsburg High School
- Miami East High School
- Miller City High School
- Minster High School
- New Bremen High School
- Newton Local High School
- Northeastern High School
- Northwestern High School
- Ohio Hi-Point High School
- Ottawa-Glandorf High School
- Ottoville Local High School
- Russia High School
- South-Western Career Academy
- Spencerville High School
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- Tree of Life Christian Academy
- Triad High School
- Troy Christian School
- Urbana High School
- VanBuren Local High School
- Versailles High School
- Wapakoneta SR High School
- West Liberty Salem High School
- William Henry Harrison High School
Students should use the standard application if attending a non-partner high school, pre-college student or a homeschool student. Students are considered a pre-college student if residing outside of Ohio.
Dual Enrollment Type Eligibility: CCP or Pre-College?
College Credit Plus | Pre-College | |
Ohio resident | Yes | No |
Non-partner application link | apply.franklin.edu | apply.franklin.edu |
Partner high school | ccp.franklin.edu | N/A |
Eligible for state funding through Ohio? | Yes | No |
Dual enrollment tuition per credit hour - online | $166.55 | $166.55 |
Dual enrollment tuition per credit hour - in high school | $41.64 | N/A |
Undergraduate tuition discount - post-dual enrollment | 20% | 20% |
Hear From CCP Students
Elliott Hager ('22)
CCP Student + Franklin Graduate
"Having one of my professors become my mentor throughout the duration of high school was one of the best things I feel I have done."
Grace Risner ('22)
CCP Student + Franklin Graduate
"Franklin and College Credit Plus (CCP), as a whole, have allowed me to explore various career options much earlier than most of my peers, and I am very grateful for that."
CCP/Pre-College Eligibility Criteria & Application Process
Students in grades 7th – 12th in all 50 states may be considered for participation in dual enrollment:
- Students demonstrate that they are college ready by completing an assessment (Accuplacer, ACT, SAT) or have a cumulative GPA of 3.0+
- If placement testing is required, it will be delivered remotely.
- Submit CCP Fast application here:
- CCP Partner High School Students: ccp.franklin.edu
- Non-Partner CCP / Pre-College / Home School Students: apply.franklin.edu
- Non-Partner school counselors and parent/guardians of homeschooled students can submit student transcripts here: ccptranscripts@franklin.edu
- If placement testing is required, students will receive communication with directions on how they can complete testing. Testing can be completed remotely.
- An Academic Advisor will contact you to assist with registration for students competing online courses. If you are taking courses in your high school, please work with your high school counselor.
Tuition Discount for CCP/Pre-College Participants
Taking CCP/Pre-College courses through Franklin has many long-term advantages. However, when you choose to transfer your CCP/Pre-College coursework toward a Franklin bachelor’s degree, you’ll also get a 20% tuition discount and cut the cost of your degree even further. Qualify for the discount by successfully completing just one CCP/Pre-College course at Franklin. Plus, our seamless transfer process makes it easier to keep the momentum going so you’ll get to the finish line faster!
State Funding
Private and Homeschool Students in the state of Ohio must apply for funding ever year regardless of the previous year’s rewards.
You can find information on the steps for applying for funding from the state click here.
Parents
A college education is a major investment for students and families. If a bachelor’s degree is the end goal for your student, there are several options for earning the degree. However, your final cost can vary greatly based on which path you take.
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New Student Orientation - Starting Summer of 2021, CCP/Pre-College students will no longer be required to take our full Professional Foundations (PF121) course. This is being replaced with our New Student Orientation (NSO 200) and it will not detract from a student’s allotted credit hours. This is a short online orientation that will be required for all new students taking courses online.
Homework - To be successful in an online environment, keeping up with your assignments is key! If, for any reason, you feel like an assignment will be turned in late—COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR INSTRUCTOR. CCP/Pre-College students who are the most successful are the ones who possess the ability to stay on pace with their course work and communicate when they need help.
Attendance - Franklin University recognizes the importance of attendance and active participation in the learning process, so attendance is taken in all classes. Attendance has a different meaning, depending on the format of your course (ex. face-to-face or online). Turning in assignments can often be a form of attendance. Responding to a lecture post or taking a weekly quiz may also be counted for attendance. Please make sure you have a clear understanding of expectations from your instructor at the beginning of the course.
Dropping a Course - If you feel like you are going to want to drop a course, you must do so before or within the first week of class to avoid receiving a “W” or failing grade. For CCP students, school districts may request reimbursement from students that withdraw or fail a course.
Online Students
New Student Orientation - Starting Summer of 2021, CCP students will no longer be required to take our full Professional Foundations (PF121) course. This is being replaced with our New Student Orientation (NSO 200) and it will not detract from a student’s allotted credit hours. This is a short online orientation that will be required for all new students taking courses online.
Homework - To be successful in an online environment, keeping up with your assignments is key! If, for any reason, you feel like an assignment will be turned in late—COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR INSTRUCTOR. CCP students who are the most successful are the ones who possess the ability to stay on pace with their course work and communicate when they need help.
Attendance - Franklin University recognizes the importance of attendance and active participation in the learning process, so attendance is taken in all classes. Attendance has a different meaning, depending on the format of your course (ex. face-to-face or online). Turning in assignments can often be a form of attendance. Responding to a lecture post or taking a weekly quiz may also be counted for attendance. Please make sure you have a clear understanding of expectations from your instructor at the beginning of the course.
Dropping a Course - If you feel like you are going to want to drop a course, you must do so before or within the first week of class to avoid receiving a “W” or failing grade. School districts may request reimbursement from students that withdraw or fail a course.
- FERPA release
- Level I & II courses (pdf)
- Permission slip (CCP online students only)
- Student payment/mature content form (CCP online students only)
- Find your path
- HB 110 statement required on website: "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."
- Public & Non-Public school student book costs are covered by their respective high schools. Pre-College and Homeschool students are responsible for their own book costs.
- To reduce expenses and increase convenience, Franklin University is adopting electronic resources instead of traditional textbooks. Downloadable e-textbooks and courseware are especially convenient, since they can be accessed on a variety of devices, such as computers, tablets, and smartphones.
- If a material is marked as a "Free Resource," it is available either as a free e-textbook through the Franklin University Library or found elsewhere online. These e-textbooks and materials are available at no charge to students and can be accessed by enrolled students just like any other course resource.
- Get answers to commonly asked questions about accessing and downloading these electronic resources.
- https://www.franklin.edu/current-students/academic-resources/textbooks
For details on Funding Option A and Funding Option B, click here >
- Current students: Txpt request form (pdf)
- Please complete this form and send it to registrar@franklin.edu
- Former CCP students, click here to request transcripts.
Homeschool Students
New Student Orientation - Starting Summer of 2021, CCP students will no longer be required to take our full Professional Foundations (PF121) course. This is being replaced with our New Student Orientation (NSO 200) and it will not detract from a student’s allotted credit hours. This is a short online orientation that will be required for all new students taking courses online.
Homework - To be successful in an online environment, keeping up with your assignments is key! If, for any reason, you feel like an assignment will be turned in late—COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR INSTRUCTOR. CCP students who are the most successful are the ones who possess the ability to stay on pace with their course work and communicate when they need help.
Attendance - Franklin University recognizes the importance of attendance and active participation in the learning process, so attendance is taken in all classes. Attendance has a different meaning, depending on the format of your course (ex. face-to-face or online). Turning in assignments can often be a form of attendance. Responding to a lecture post or taking a weekly quiz may also be counted for attendance. Please make sure you have a clear understanding of expectations from your instructor at the beginning of the course.
Dropping a Course - If you feel like you are going to want to drop a course, you must do so before or within the first week of class to avoid receiving a “W” or failing grade. School districts may request reimbursement from students that withdraw or fail a course.
We accept transfer credit earned from other accredited colleges while you were in high school or once you’ve graduated. In addition, credits earned from Franklin University may be transferred to other schools.
Franklin has also partnered with Sophia and Straighterline to offer additional transfer credit options.
For details on Funding Option A and Funding Option B, click here >
- Homeschool guide (pdf)
- Transfer credit (link)
- Level I & II courses (pdf)
- Apply for state funding (CCP students only)
- Permission slip (CCP students only)
- Student payment/mature content form (CCP students only)
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.
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Transferring College Credit to Franklin University
Franklin wants you to keep as many of your previously earned college credits as possible so you can save time, money -- and finish your degree faster. Take just 10 minutes to see if your classes are transferrable using our free, online transfer credit estimator.
In addition to checking your college course equivalency on our website, we’ll compare degree programs and help you find the best fit for your transfer credits.
Use our My Transfer Credit tool to see how easy transferring credits can be.
Proficiency Testing for Credit
Franklin wants to help you get all the college credit you deserve so you can save time and money on earning your degree. That’s why we’re pleased to accept proof of college-level learning in the form of proficiency exams.
If you are interested in “testing out” of a course, below are Franklin’s testing resources:
- 33 CLEP Tests Available at Franklin:
- CLEP Exam guides can be found at local libraries, Franklin’s Main Campus Learning Commons and CLEP website at https://clep.collegeboard.org/
- DSST Tests Available at Franklin
- DSST Exam Prep
- Franklin University Proficiency Exam (FUPE)
- FUPE course credit only available at Franklin
- FUPEs Available
Prior Learning Credit
Franklin awards Prior Learning Credit for certificates, military training, advanced placement, proficiency tests, and other learning experiences that require a test or assessment.
- We award prior learning credit for all types of learning experiences including military training, proficiency examinations, professional certifications, portfolios, life experience, and more.
- To search Prior Learning Credits click here >
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