College Credit Plus
College Credit Plus (CCP) at Walsh Jesuit
CCP is a program under which any high school student may enroll at a college and complete nonsectarian and non-remedial courses for high school and college credit in the state of Ohio. However, not all colleges and universities honor CCP credits. Enrollment information for this program is provided to students early in the second semester. Students should see their school counselors for information. Please note, non-public students are not guaranteed funding for these courses through CCP. A student must receive approval from their counselor before enrolling in a CCP course. CCP credits will appear on the WJ transcript, and the grade will be calculated into the student’s grade point average.
CCP Courses Taught at Walsh Jesuit
For the 2025-2026 school year, we anticipate the following courses will be offered as CCP courses taught at Walsh Jesuit, by Walsh Jesuit teachers in partnership with the affiliated university.
Walsh University CCP Partnership
| University Course Title |
Credit Hours / Semester | Walsh Jesuit Course Title |
| ENG 101: Exploration of Self | 3 credits / Semester 1 | CCP English and Composition 1 |
| ENG 102: Reading/Writing Connections | 3 credits / Semester 2 |
CCP English and Composition 2 |
Mount Union CCP Partnership
| University Course Title |
Credit Hours / Semester | Walsh Jesuit Course Title |
| SPAN 102: Elementary Spanish II |
4 credits / Full Year | CCP Basic Spanish 2 |
In the event of personnel changes or lack of student interest, courses may be cancelled.
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