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Vantage Career Center High School Graduates Scholarship
This scholarship is for Vantage Career Center High School graduates attending an adult education program the following year. See the
Adult Education Scholarships page for scholarship requirements, awarded amounts, and submission deadline.
View the graduation requirements for high school students in the State of Ohio. Multiple pathways are available for earning a diploma, giving students opportunities to gain experiences that prepare them for college, careers, or military service.
COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS (CC+)
Information and Participation Guidelines
1. The student must complete a College Credit Plus LETTER OF INTENT by April 1 of each year he/she wishes to participate.
2. The student must attend a CCP presentation or schedule an appointment with his/her Vantage Career Center Student Services Supervisor.
3. The student must test "college ready" on either the ACT test or the Accuplacer Test.
4. A Parent/Student meeting will be held at Vantage Career Center for all participating CCP students. Students have the option of attending the CCP parent meeting at their associate school, in which case they would not need to attend the one offered at VCC.
Additional information:
For details of College Credit Plus, please see your Vantage Career Center Student Services Supervisor for a CCP packet or to set up a time to discuss your options.
College Information - Please Note: Your official transcript needs to come from your associate school counselor.
Vantage Career Center offers CC+ courses on campus and through partnerships while in high school. Click here for more information from Northwest State and their CC+ program. Click here for more information from Rhodes State College and their CC+ program.
Ohio Means Job K-12 -- The place to plan your future.
Get started by trying one of these: take the guided tour and complete recommended activities; create your online backpack to save and view information; or take a career interest survey to learn about living on your own.
Today, children need to see a link between what they are learning and future work. Career Connections offer practical ways for teachers and school counselors, families and community members to show students, as early as in kindergarten, the types of jobs possible for them.