Who pays for College Credit Plus?
For eligible public-school students, the middle/high school and Kent State share CCP costs according to a formula established by the State of Ohio or a negotiated agreement.
Students may be responsible for costs in certain circumstances, including withdrawing from or failing a course, failing to return books or returning materials in damaged condition. Home-school and nonpublic-school students have different state funding and book requirements.
Students may also be required to pay for a course if they:
- Exceed the 30 credit hour annual limit
- Take courses not approved by the local school district
- Repeat a CCP course
- Fail or withdraw late from a course
How Are CCP Textbooks Paid For?
CCP textbook costs depend on students' enrollment type and CCP funding status.
| Student type | Tuition cost | Textbook cost | Course materials cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public high school students | No cost | No cost | No cost |
| Non-public students (state-funded) | No cost | No cost | Paid by student |
| Homeschool students (state-funded) | No cost | Paid by student | Paid by student |
| Self-pay students | Paid by student | Paid by student | Paid by student |
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