Who Can Participate
- Any student who wishes to take college courses while in high
school, can participate in the Concurrent Enrollment Program in
addition to or in lieu of the College Credit Plus
(CCP) Program.
- Private school or homeschool students who wish to take
college courses while in high school who missed the Ohio
Department of Education State Funding Application deadline
or were not awarded the amount of credit hours a
student wishes to take.
- Students must be an Ohio resident.
Benefits of Concurrent Enrollment
- COTC provides a tuition reduction for students who
participate in the Concurrent Enrollment Program. Note: students
are responsible for covering the cost of textbooks/materials.
- Students can earn credits toward high school graduation and
can also begin or even complete a certificate and/or degree
pathway at COTC.
How to Participate
- Complete a free, online application
for admission.
- Submit an official high school transcript with a minimum 2.5
cumulative unweighted GPA or meet remediation-free
score on one of the standard assessment exams (ACT, SAT,
Accuplacer, etc.). Transcripts can be submitted as follows:
- Mailed to COTC, The Gateway – Student Records, 1179
University Drive, Newark, OH 43055.
- Emailed directly from high school
personnel to cotcrecords@mail.cotc.edu.
- Applicant may be required to complete a placement assessment
to determine appropriate course placement.