Have you earned college credit while in High School?

The Christ College of Nursing and Health Sciences accepts credits earned through dual credit programs. There are many benefits for high school students to participate in a dual credit program including:​

• Dual credit lets you earn high school and college credits at the same time.

• Dual credit enables you to get a head start on career planning and learn more about your career interests.

• Dual credit increases your chances of completing a college degree, may help you complete your degree quicker, or lessen your workload while enrolled in College.

• Dual credit enhances your ability to a make a smooth transition onto a college campus as you learn the expectations of college level work.

• Dual credit class often saves money on tuition and textbooks.

 There are some important things to consider when taking dual credit courses:​

• The grades you earn in dual credit courses does count towards your grade point average (GPA) and may impact your admission and Financial Aid eligibility at TCCNHS. Dual credit courses and credit hours will be documented on your official TCCNHS transcript; however they will not be calculated in your overall TCCNHS GPA.

• To have any college credits earned through a dual credit program evaluated for college credit at TCCNHS you must submit an official transcript from the college or university where you earned the credit. Dual credit grades listed on your high school transcript will not suffice as proof of credits earned.

• Only courses which you earned a “C” or better will transfer in for credit at TCCNHS.

• Not every course taken through dual credit programs may earn credit at TCCNHS. Only courses that apply towards your area of study or major will be transferred in. See our helpful dual credit guide below of suggested courses to take on to maximize the amount of advance standing credit.
  
  Check out our Dual Credit Transfer Guide to help guide you in planning your dual credit coursework.

Looking to transfer and keep your earned college credits?

We want to make the transfer process as smooth as possible. Check which classes may transfer from your school below:

Cincinnati State Community and Technical College Transfer Guide 

University of Cincinnati Transfer Guide

Gateway Community and Technical College Transfer Guide 

Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Sciences Transfer Guide 

IvyTech Community College Transfer Guide 

Miami University Transfer Guide 

Northern Kentucky University Transfer Guide 

Ohio State University Transfer Guide 

Sinclair Community College Transfer Guide 

Southern State Community College Transfer Guide 

Thomas More College Transfer Guide 

The University of Dayton Transfer Guide 

Xavier University Transfer Guide 

If you don’t see your school, contact the Registrar with further questions: Registrar@thechristcollege.edu

Have you taken a standardized test for college credit?

Students can also earn credit for obtaining a score of “3” or better on Advanced Placement tests or obtaining a predefined equivalent score on a College Level Examination Program (CLEP) test, or a DANTES Subject Standardized Test (DSST).

See our Credit by Examination Guide if you have taken one of these tests.

Have you earned college credit through the Military?

Students may earn credits as recommended by the American Council on Education (ACE), as published in “The Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services,” for appropriate equivalent educational experiences provided by the armed forces.

• Students who wish to establish credit for military training should submit to the Registration and Records Office a copy of their DD214, Armed Forces of the United States Report of Transfer or Discharge, OR their DD295, Application for the Evaluation of Educational Experiences During Military Services.

• Course Completion Certificates may be used to supplement other records or when service schools are not reflected on the DD-214 or 295.

• An official AARTS Transcript (Army/ACE Registry Transcript Service) is available to Army enlisted, active duty personnel and veterans who entered the service after October 1, 1981. AARTS transcripts can be ordered here.

• An official SMART transcript (Sailor/Marine ACE Registry Transcript) is available to active duty and reserve Sailors and Marines, Navy veterans who separated or retired after January 1975, and Marines who separated or retired on or after January 1990. To receive further information or to order a transcript, visit here.

• TCCNHS also accepts credits earned through the DSST for active military personnel. Transcripts may be ordered from Prometric, ATTN: DSST/CLEP Transcripts, 1260 Energy Lane, St. Paul, MN 55108. 877-471-9860 (toll free).

After a student deposits and signs up for NSO, Advising Coaches will work on updating academic plans. All in-person programs will receive a copy of their academic plan at NSO. HCA and RN-BSN students will be emailed with their plan.

Academic plans are updated as needed.  For example, when a student adds/drops a class or fails a class, their education plan will be updated.

Students are contacted after signing up for NSO and sent an email introduction from an advising coach.

Advising coaches meet with students as needed throughout the semester.

LifeMatters is a well-being resource to help manage emotional and academic stress and the demands associated with balancing school, work, daily living, family, and relationship concerns. All LifeMatters counselors are licensed professionals.

The LifeMatters program includes access to:

• Unlimited telephonic and 3 face-to-face counseling sessions for free!
• Legal consultation
• Daily living and referral resources
• Articles, webinars, and tools for improving your everyday life.

To access the LifeMatters resources:

• Go to mylifematters.com and enter password TCHHN1
• Call 1-800-634-6433
• Text “hello” to 61294, code is TCHHN1
• Download the LifeMatters app

Once a student deposits, Kaila Ryan, Associate Registrar will send a link to sign up for NSO.

Kaila Ryan, Associate Registrar.

Kaila Ryan, Associate Registrar, will send students a link to sign up AFTER they have deposited.

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Once an HCA or RN-BSN student deposits, Jerilin will send them information about an online orientation that they will complete through Blackboard.

• Students can park at no cost.
• Taft Lot: 237 William Howard Taft Road
• The Commons Lot: 2025 Reading Road
• Students must park in Taft Lot for classes on Main Campus or The Commons Lot for classes at The Commons.
• Students are NOT permitted to park in the hospital garages Monday through Friday between 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
• For evening classes, P3 Employee Garage can be utilized after 4:00 PM.
• All students must register vehicle prior to parking at QR code below.
• Illegally parked vehicles will be ticketed and towed.
• Side street parking is not recommended by The College.
• Student employees may only park in employee lot when working.

• Shuttle operates on Mondays from 6:30 AM – 7:45 AM and 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM and Tuesday through Friday from 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
• Shuttle runs on a loop, arriving every 15-20 minutes.
• Pick up in the Taft Lot is located in the lower lot near the shelter area.
• Pick up at The College is located at the first-floor entrance of Main Campus.
• There is no shuttle service from The Commons to the Main campus or from the Taft Lot to the Commons.
• For questions or concerns, please call Safety & Security at (513) 585-2222.

The Christ College Vehicle Registration Form

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The deadline to drop classes each semester is listed on the Academic Calendar in MyTCC (navigate to About Us → Academic Calendars).

For time sensitive requests, please reach out to registrar/advising.

The student should contact their advising coach. A registration activity form through DocuSign will be sent to the student’s email.

When the registration period opens, students will register in My TCC.

Student registration → Register → Select “Courses” on left side to add to calendar → Click “Registration Check Out” in the top right (green box)

A hold on your account may be due to various reasons, such as an outstanding balance with Student Accounts or incomplete transcripts needed by the registrar. To resolve a hold, please reach out to the appropriate department (Student Accounts/Registrar) for assistance.