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Guided Pathways: A Vision for the Future
Guided Pathways elevates the College's focus on student outcomes by providing a clear path to academic and institutional success.
- Why Guided Pathways?
- How will Guided Pathways be implemented?
- Learn about Guided Pathways and the new Strategic Plan
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Latest News and Updates
On September 5, 2017, the United States Attorney General and the Acting Secretary of Homeland Security announced that the Department of Homeland Security would end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program.
The DACA Program was created in 2012 to permit undocumented individuals who came to the United States as children to defer deportation and receive other benefits, including work authorization, if they met specific DACA criteria.
The Department of Homeland Security will “wind down” the DACA Program over the next six months, with the end date set for March 5, 2018.
Did you know that the Department of Marketing and Government Relations posts photos from events on and around campus? The latest photo gallery from Monday's Solar Eclipse Party is now available to view. Scroll through and see you made it onto the page, then check out the rest of the galleries from previous events.
Effective the week of August 21, the College will return to operating on a regular work week schedule. Payroll payments will return to a Friday pay date as well.
CCPTV is proud to announce that for the third year in a row, Drop the mic, the student spoken word competition, has been nominated for an Emmy® by the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in the category of Entertainment - Program/Special. Other nominees in this category include NBC and WHYY. The winner will be announced at the award ceremony on September 9.
To allow students to easily find their classrooms and minimize student confusion at the beginning of each term, instructor classroom change requests should be submitted and processed before the start of the semester. Faculty members and departments acting on their behalf may submit requests for instructional spaces five weeks prior to the first day of instruction of the FL17 semester. Requests will be accepted beginning Tuesday, August 1. Requests must be submitted no later than Tuesday, August 22.
The College will soon start the effort to replace and enhance the main entrance steps to the Mint Building along Spring Garden Street. Because of this, the entrance and exit from the Mint Building first floor, along with the attached sidewalk along Spring Garden Street, will be closed for a period of time beginning on or about July 31 through October 30.
Signage will be in place to assist with directions to the public:
- Pedestrians will be directed to cross to the north side of Spring Garden to navigate around the area
- Students arriving from the east (Broad St.) will be directed to enter the Mint Building at the 16th St. entrance
- Students coming from the west (18th St.) will be directed to enter either the Mint Building side entrance on 17th Street, or the main entrance into the Bonnell Building
Please exercise caution in and around this area while this project is underway, and check MyCCP Online for updates.
Enrollment in the College’s Fall 2017 Tuition Payment Plan will be available online via the MyCCP portal beginning July 5, 2017. Students interested in enrolling can log onto MyCCP and select the Enroll in a Payment Plan link under the Financial Services channel. For more information about the Fall 2017 Tuition Payment Plan, select the Fall 2017 Payment Plan Information link under the Financial Services Channel.
If you have any Tuition Payment Plan questions, please contact the Bursar’s Office at bursarsoffice@ccp.edu or 215.751.8130.
The summer Brush UP program is designed to help incoming students improve their English placement from Developmental English to College-level English in time for fall semester. For the first time this summer, Math sessions will also be offered.
The Brush Ups are free, and all materials are supplied. Sessions are offered in the morning and afternoon. For students who decide to attend all day - both morning and afternoon sessions - a $5 lunch voucher for the cafeteria will be provided.
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Registration for summer and fall classes is now open. Use Course Finder to search for classes then login to register, or use the MyCCP Mobile app to find and register for classes from your phone. Register now to get the classes you need.
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