How does College Credit Plus transfer?

I'm currently taking College Credit Plus courses in high school and wondering how these credits might transfer once I attend college full-time. Are there specific colleges that are more likely to accept these credits?

College Credit Plus is an Ohio-based, dual-enrollment program that allows high school students to earn both high school and college credits simultaneously. In terms of transferability, CCP credits are generally well-accepted by many colleges within Ohio and across other states, as long as the credits have been earned from an accredited college.

It’s important to keep in mind that transfer policies can vary by institution and even by specific academic programs. Under the Higher Education Opportunities Act, all colleges and universities are required to post their transfer credit policies on their official websites, so you should look into the credit transfer guidelines of the colleges you’re considering.

Some universities might count certain CCP courses as equivalents to their own required courses; others might accept them as general college credits. In some cases, they could also decide they do not match their curriculum and won't accept them. So, it depends largely on the specific school or the program of study you intend to enroll in at college.

In the end, the best thing you can do is to keep a record of your course syllabi and projects, which can help demonstrate the value of your CCP coursework when you later apply to colleges. It may also be beneficial to reach out directly to the admissions departments of your target colleges. They’ll give you accurate information tailored to your specific situation and potentially assist in connecting you to resources that can further help with your credit evaluation and transfer process.