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College Credit Plus

Interested in earning college and high school credits at the same time by taking college courses at Muskingum?

Ohio’s College Credit Plus can help you earn college and high school credits at the same time by taking college courses from community colleges or universities. The purpose of this program is to promote rigorous academic pursuits and to provide a wide variety of options to college-ready students. www.ohiohighered.org/ccp

The subject matter of a course enrolled in under the college credit plus program may include mature subject matter or materials, including those of a graphic, explicit, violent, or sexual nature, that will not be modified based upon college credit plus enrollee participation regardless of where course instruction occurs.

How to Apply

Students interested in taking classes from Muskingum University through Ohio’s College Credit Plus program must submit the following materials:

  • College Credit Plus Application - including the College Credit Plus permission slip
  • Official High School Transcripts (sent directly from the high school)

Students must follow the eligibility guidelines and meet the assessment threshold score as set by the State of Ohio.

  • ACT or SAT Scores 
  • Letter of Recommendation (preferably from a teacher in a subject area which the student is interested in pursuing)
Level One/First 15 Rule

Courses must meet the course eligibility rules as set by the State of Ohio. This list below indicates the Muskingum University courses that can be taken at Level One. 

Please Note: Admission to CCP does not guarantee admission to a specific course. Muskingum University will give registration priority to its degree-seeking students.

Muskingum University cannot guarantee that all Level 1 courses will be available or offered every semester. CCP students will be enrolled in a course(s) approximately 2 weeks before classes start or after the last Muskie Preview Day.

The student must already be accepted to the university, course(s) must be open and all prerequisites must be met (if applicable). Only 2 CCP courses may be taken per semester. 

Review the availability of courses via MuskieLink by selecting Students>Search for Sections.

Level One Course List

ACCT 201 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

ACCT 202 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING (PREREQ ACCT 201)

ART 112 DRAWING I

ART 120 THREE DIMENSIONAL DESIGN

ART 121 CERAMICS I

ART 131 SCULPTURE I

ART 141 PHOTOGRAPHY

ART 151 INTRODUCTION TO ART

ART 170 GRAPHIC DESIGN I

ART 241 PAINTING I

BIOL 100 SCIENCE AND SOCIETY

BIOL 106 CONTEMPORARY BIOLOGIC ISSUES

BIOL 107 BIOLOGY LABORATORY I

BIOL 108 BIOLOGY LABORATORY II

BIOL 111 ORGANISMAL BIOLOGY I

BIOL 112 ORGANISMAL BIOLOGY II

BIOL 121 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I

BIOL 122 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II (PREREQ BIOL 121)

BUSI 221 ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT

BUSI 241 MARKETING

CHEM 101 THE JOY OF CHEMISTRY

CHEM 105 ISSUES IN CHEMICAL SCIENCES

CHEM 108 GENERAL ORG/BIOCHEMISTRY

CHEM 111 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I

CHEM 112 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (PREREQ CHEM 111)

COMM 120 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION

COMM  200 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH

COMM 246 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

CPSC 100 INTRO TO COMPUTER SCIENCE

CPSC 111 COMPUTER SCIENCE I (PREREQ CPSC 100)

CRMJ 101 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE

ECON 215 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS

ECON 216 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS (PREREQ ECON 215)

EDUC 110 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION

EDUC 215 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

ENGL 121 COMPOSITION

ENGL 123 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE (PREREQ ENGL 121)

EXSC 131 HUMAN STRUCTURE & FUNCTION

EXSC 140 PREVENTION & CARE OF ORTHOPEDIC INJURIES (PREREQ EXSC 131)

EXSC 249 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY (PREREQ EXSC 131)

FREN 111 BEGINNING FRENCH I

FREN 112 BEGINNING FRENCH II (PREREQ FREN 111)

FREN 123 EXPLOR FRANC LIT IN ENG TRANS (PREREQ ENGL 121)

GEOG 111 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY

GEOG 120 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

GEOL 101 INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY

GEOL 110 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY

GERM 111 BEGINNING GERMAN I

GERM 112 BEGINNING GERMAN II (PREQREQ GERM 111)

GERM 123 EXPLOR OF GERM LIT ENG TRANSL (PREREQ ENGL 121)

HIST 105 U.S. HISTORY TO 1877

HIST 106 U.S. HISTORY FROM 1877

HIST 110 PRE-MODERN WORLD HISTORY

HIST 111 EMERGENCE OF MODERN WORLD I

HIST 112 EMERGENCE OF MODERN WORLD II

HLSC 110 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I

IDIS 275 ARTS/HUMANITIES WEST CULTURE

MATH 140 PRACTICAL STATISTICS

MATH 150 QUANTITATIVE REAS FOR LIB ART

MATH 170 APPLIED COLLEGE ALGEBRA

MATH 180 PRECALCULUS

MATH 190 CALCULUS I

MATH 200 CALCULUS II (PREQREQ MATH 190)

MUSC 110 HISTORY OF POPULAR MUSIC

MUSC 121 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC

NUTR 131 INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION

PHEN 101 CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS

PHEN 110 INTRO TO PHYSICS & ENGINEERING

PHEN 115 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS I

PHEN 116 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS II (PREREQ PHEN 115)

PHEN 121 CLASSICAL PHYSICS I

PHEN 122 CLASSICAL PHYSICS II (PREREQ PHEN 121)

PHEN 150 INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY

PHIL 101 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 202 LOGIC AND CRITICAL THINKING

PHIL 203 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS

POLS 111 AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM

POLS 121 INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMIN & POLIC

POLS 131 INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS

POLS 151 INTRO TO INTL RELATIONS

PSYC 101 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

RELG 150 BIBLICAL THEOLOGY

RELG 153 WORLD RELIGIONS

SOCI 101 THE SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

SOCI 216 SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICA

SPAN 111 BEGINNING SPANISH I

SPAN 112 BEGINNING SPANISH II (PREREQ SPAN 111)

SPAN 123 EXPLOR HISP LIT ENGL TRANSL

THEA 151 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE

THEA 275 ACTING I

WRLD 200 CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION

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