EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM

Dual Enrollment Registration Process                                                                    

We are excited to assist you with becoming a part of Olive-Harvey’s Dual Enrollment Program.  Please complete the below procedures/process to become a part of the Dual Enrollment Program.              

• Apply to the Early College Program at Olive-Harvey College to obtain your CCC ID number. (early college application guide)   

   

After you complete the online application you will receive your CCC ID number via email. Your CCC ID# will allow you to take the placement exam if you do not have official SAT or ACT qualifying scores.  If you do not receive your username, please use the links below to retrieve it and reset your password.                                        

• You can retrieve your username here    
• You can reset your password here   

• ​Obtain/Submit a copy of your High School Transcript and Picture ID.
• Obtain/Submit a copy of your official  ACT/SAT test scores or take the CCC Placement Test (ALEKS and/or RTW) for any course that requires college readiness
• Fill out thoroughly the Early College permission form making sure to have a parent sign
• Select a eligible desired course https://apps.ccc.edu/scheduling/credit/
• Fill out the enrollment card OH Class Enrollment-Reinstatement Form March_25_2020.pdf​    

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Final Steps                                    

Please email all of the completed documents to Holly Washington (Thrash) at hthrash@ccc.edu and Lovetta Houston at  lhouston11@ccc.edu  to be enrolled.           

Once we have enrolled you in a course, students must schedule to attend an Orientation.                

          

Taking the Placement Tests                                                       

English (RTW) Placement Test Information                

            

Instructions on how to schedule English placement                

Math (ALEKS) Placement Test Information          

                                 

Eligibility                                          

Students must be at least a junior or senior in high school by the time they start a Dual Credit or Dual Enrollment class. If a student is younger than 16 and not a high school junior, the student must demonstrate college readiness in Math or English as well as obtain permission from the College President to participate.