Ohio has revamped the PSEO and Dual Credit system and is now calling it CCP. Little has changed from a student/parent perspective. To save confusion, Hardin Northern will still refer to the courses being offered here at HN as Dual credit. Hardin Northern has 7 high school teachers that are adjunct professors for a local university and teaching courses here at Hardin Northern that are for high school AND college credit. These courses are:
HN course title
College course title
College credits
Literature Appreciation
U. of Findlay ENG 150
3 semester hours
Calculus
U. of Findlay MATH 141
4 semester hours
Spanish IV
U. of Findlay SPAN 220
3 semester hours
Written Communications
Franklin U. ENG 120 and ENG 220
8 semester hours
STEM I Fall Engineering Graphics
STEM I Spring Engineering Tech
Rhodes MET 1000
Rhodes GET 1500
4 semester hours
3 semester hours
STEM II Fall CAD
STEM II Spring EHS Tech
Rhodes MET 2440
Rhodes ENV 1000
3 semester hours
3 semester hours
STEM III Fall Structural Design
STEM III Spring Cost Analysis
Rhodes CET 2200
Rhodes CET 2230
3 semester hours
3 semester hours
Pre Calculus
U. of Findlay MATH 139
3 semester hours
American Gov’t DC
Rhodes POL 1010
3 semester hours
American Sign Language I
American Sign Language II
Rhodes ACC 1010
Rhodes ACC 1020
4 semester hours
3 semester hours
American History DC to 1877
Rhodes HST 1610
3 semester hours
American History DC from 1877
College Algebra II
Speech
Intro to Educations
Entrepreneurship
Spanish II
Rhodes HST 1620
U. of Findlay MATH 138
Franklin U. SPCH 100
Findlay
North Dakota State College of Science
Findlay
3 semester hours
3 semester hours
4 semester hours
3 semester hours
3 semester hours
3 semester hours
Total hours offered at HN
72 semester hours
To take these courses, a student must register for the Hardin Northern course (must meet the prerequisites for the course). There is no cost to the student/parent unless the student fails the course. Student must meet the University’s enrollment criteria.
Students interested in pursuing a degree in technology would be best served by taking Written communications (8 semester hours), and the three STEM courses (18 semester hours) for a total of 26 semester hours toward a degree in technology.
Students interested in pursuing a college degree would be best served by taking Written Communications (8 semester hours), Lit Appreciation (3 semester hours), Calculus (4 semester hours), Government (3 semester hours), Spanish IV (3 semester hours), 2 American History Courses (6 semester hours), and at least one Technology course (3 semester hours) for a total of 30 semester hours toward a degree (transfer).
In addition, as always, students can go TO the college campus and take courses there (large variety of possibilities). This was called Post Secondary Option in the past but is now called CCP. To participate in CCP, students/parents must fill out paperwork by March 30 and submit to Hardin Northern for approval. Once approved, students must then apply to the university of their choice for admittance. See Mr. Wilson for more details.
Click here for a letter from the state describing CCP and resources at your disposal.
