Lourdes University provides several opportunities to earn college credit through our dual enrollment program.
The Lourdes Dual Enrollment program offers Ohio and Southern Michigan high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while in high school that later can be applied to a Lourdes undergraduate degree or transferred to another college or university of the student’s choice.
Accredited by the state of Ohio and the Higher Learning Commission, Lourdes University offers an excellent education – one that works well with high school students looking to jump start their college education.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
- 3.0 cumulative GPA (this is a Lourdes requirement)
- Testing is not required. However to take some courses you may be requested to take an accuplacer test
- Counselor Approval
- Intent to Participate form at your high school (CCP)
PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINES
- Summer: April 15
- Fall: June 15
- Spring: November 15
CHOOSE THE PROGRAM THAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU
Ohio’s College Credit Plus (CCP)
Ohio’s College Credit Plus (CCP)
Earn college and high school credits at the same time by taking college courses. Free for public school students who wish to attend a public Ohio university or college. There may be fees for homeschooled students or students that wish to attend a private university or college.
Please note, if student is homeschooled and/or attends a private school they MUST submit the CCP Funding Application by April 1st by 5:00 pm. Homeschooled and/or private school students MUST submit a copy of the funding award letter to enroll in class. To submit the CCP Funding Application click HERE.
Lourdes High School Scholars Admission
This program provides introductory college credit courses for high school students who choose not to enroll in the College Credit Plus program.
This program is ideal for the following high school students:
- Michigan residents looking to earn college credits
- Students attending private or Catholic high schools looking to earn college credit
- Homeschool students in Ohio and Michigan
Lourdes University appoints qualified instructors in selected public and private high schools as adjunct instructors. These instructors offer courses in the high schools as extensions of the particular Lourdes University academic department. As adjunct faculty members, these instructors receive support and supervision from the appropriate Lourdes University academic department.