Career and College Promise (CCP)

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1 Career and College Promise (CCP) 2016 CCP Information Sessions February 18 Dallas Campus of Gaston College February 25 Kimbrell Campus of Gaston College March 1 Lincoln Campus of Gaston College

2 Career and College Promise CCP provides seamless dual enrollment educational opportunities tuition-free for eligible North Carolina high school students Allows students to accelerate completion of college certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees that lead to college transfer or provide entry-level job skills Very Prescriptive

3 Career & College Promise Entrance Criteria Must be a junior or senior Must have a weighted GPA of 3.0 on high school courses For CTE Certificates, must have a weighted GPA of 3.0 on high school courses OR principal approval Must demonstrate college readiness on an approved assessment (PLAN, PSAT, SAT, ACT, COMPASS, Accuplacer, ASSET) For CTE Certificates, assessments are only needed if courses have prerequisites Must maintain 2.0 college GPA after 2 courses

4 Afternoon College The Afternoon College is within the CCP umbrella but provides classes primarily in the hybrid format. Classes meet on Lincoln Campus or the Lincoln County School of Technology Class meetings take place within the school day (M/W and T/ TH) and typically last 50 minutes per day. Exception is Welding (classes meet Face to Face and after first semester meet on the Dallas Campus)

5 Career & College Promise: College Transfer (CT) Pathways There are two College Transfer Pathways as determined by NCCCS, DPI, and UNC System, and they lead to a minimum of 32 semester hours of college transfer credit. Pathway Leading to the Associate in Arts Pathway Leading to the Associate in Science An additional College Transfer Pathway Leading to the Associate in Engineering is pending state approval.

6 Career & College Promise Career & Technical Education Certificates Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Heat Pump Cert Automotive Technology - Dallas Campus Biotechnology Computer Information Technology Basic Core - Online Computer Integrated Machining Technology Cosmetology Lincoln Campus Criminal Justice Technology Electrical Systems Technology - Industrial Wiring Electronics Engineering Technology Emergency Medical Science Esthetics - Kimbrell Campus Fire Protection Technology - Dallas Campus Healthcare Business Informatics Health Sciences: Nurse Aide Latent Evidence Mechatronics Engineering Technology Office Administration Paralegal (Pending State Approval) Small Business Management Welding Technology

7 Career & College Promise Additional Notes Can only take one CT Pathway at a time (either AA or AS pathway) Can take one CT Pathway and one C-TE Pathway at the same time Can take two C-TE Pathways at the same time Approval is required by the high school principal/designee and the College in order to make any pathway changes.

8 Career & College Promise Cost Savings NC General Assembly authorizes community colleges to waive tuition for high school students enrolled in college courses through the CCP Program Tuition Costs per credit hour are $76.00 Savings for CT Pathways are approximately $2432 (32 SHC) Savings for CTE Certificate Pathways range from $ $1824 (14-24 SHC)

9 Career & College Promise Other Associated Costs Fees Student Activity Fee - $1.50 per semester hour of credit ($12.00 max) Usage Fee - $12.00 per semester Lab Fee - $6.00 per lab hour Technology Fee - $1.00 per semester hour of credit Textbooks Textbooks range in price from $50 - $300+ Additional Program Costs Cosmetology Esthetics Nursing Welding

10 Process for Enrolling

11 Gaston College (GC) Career and College Promise (CCP) Program Guide to Enrolling in CCP Programs Spring 2016 (Checklist for Public, Private, and Charter School Counselors and CDC s) 1. Counselors meet with students, and complete CCP Enrollment Forms. Completion of a new form is required for all students each semester. 2. New students complete online GC Application for Admissions: a) Choose to access the online Gaston College Application for Admission. b) After reading the information provided on the page, click on Begin Application for Gaston College at the bottom of the screen. c) Set up a user name and password. Write this information down, so it will be available in the future. d) Student will be redirected to the CFNC website and will complete the application there. e) Choose the Freshman option. Do not choose CCP or Transfer. f) When entering the major, choose the appropriate CCP pathway from the menu. g) When choosing the high school, it will be the high school the student currently attends. 3. If test scores are required, students must complete the online Gaston College Application for Admissions prior to scheduling and taking the NC DAP (North Carolina Diagnostic Assessment and Placement) test. Other test scores listed on the second page of the CCP Enrollment Form are also acceptable. 4. Attach required documentation a) Copy of an assessment with scores that demonstrate college readiness for all College Transfer Pathways and some CTE Pathways see pathway sequences b) Official high school transcript in sealed envelope 5. Please have CCP packets completed by Thursday, October 15. A Gaston College representative will pick up packets that day if the high school has 10 or more CCP Enrollment Forms. If your school has fewer than 10 CCP Enrollment Forms, you may use one of the following methods to submit the packets: Gaston County Lincoln County Mail to Amy Weisgerber, Mail to Gail Ford, Gaston College, 201 Hwy. 321 S, Gaston College, PO Box 600, 511 South Aspen St. Dallas, NC Lincolnton, NC Fax to Fax to Scan and to weisgerber.amy@gaston.edu Scan and to ford.gail@gaston.edu (Incomplete enrollment forms will cause a delay in registering the student.) Beginning Monday, October 19, private school students in Gaston County should call to schedule a time to deliver completed CCP packets. In Lincoln County, the number to call is Once students are registered, their schedule and login information will be mailed to them in November. 7. Once registration is complete, a comprehensive list will be sent to each high school. The deadline for Spring Semester 2016 CCP registration is January 11 for late start classes

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14 Career & College Promise Student Expectations Understand college expectations are different than high school expectations Follow directions on Student Login Form and log into WebAdvisor, set up GC student account and Blackboard account Attend class regularly (face to face, hybrid, or online) Communicate directly with college instructor Expect to be treated as a college student Consequences for lack of participation or attendance may result in being withdrawn for the course(s) by the college instructor

15 Career & College Promise Disability and Special Needs Resources Gaston College is committed to providing equal access to higher education for individuals with disabilities. As part of our mission, we serve the lifelong learning needs of a diverse population by providing comprehensive educational programs to all students. The Counseling Center provides reasonable accommodations to any student, with a documented disability, who requires accommodation. For further information, please contact the Special Needs Counselor, Damon Murray at , murray.damon@gaston.edu.

16 Career & College Promise Contact Information Kimberly Wyont, Director of Educational Partnerships or CCP (Lincoln County) Gail Ford, Assistant Dean of the Lincoln Campus of Gaston College or Afternoon College Elizabeth Forgione-Barkas, Afternoon College Coordinator or CCP (Gaston County) Amy Weisgerber, Coordinator for Educational Partnerships or Visit the Career and College Promise Website: