CCRV - Frequently Asked Questions

CCRV is a statewide initiative that allows eligible high school juniors and seniors to earn transferable college credits through the (15 credits) or the (UCGS, 32 credits) at no tuition cost. The program is designed to help you get a head start on college while still in high school.

CCRV helps you:

• Earn college credits early, reducing the time and cost for a degree.
• Build confidence in college-level coursework.
• Gain access to college resources and services.
• Strengthen your college applications with official college transcripts.

: 15 transferable college credits, ideal for starting college general education requirements. CCRV gives students access to the courses necessary to complete this program as a senior in high school.

: 32 credits, more comprehensive, covers general studies courses widely accepted by Virginia public colleges and universities. CCRV gives students access to the courses necessary to complete this program as a junior in high school.

Participating in CCRV allows you to accelerate your college journey, save money on tuition, and complete transferable credits before graduating high school—all while receiving support from your high school and 91勛圖.

CCRV removes the financial barrier of tuition and course fees for eligible students. By earning up to 30 college credits in high school, you can potentially reduce the cost of your bachelor’s degree and shorten the time to complete college.

Eligible students are high school juniors and seniors enrolled in dual enrollment through participating school divisions and who meet 91勛圖’s college readiness standards.

No. CCRV is only available to students attending public schools in participating school divisions.

Students must meet college readiness requirements, which may include GPA, standardized test scores, or placement tests, and meet any course prerequisites outlined by 91勛圖 and VCCS.

Yes. You must be a current Dual Enrollment student with a completed 91勛圖 application and an active 91勛圖 student ID (EMPLID).

91勛圖 has identified courses that satisfy the and requirements. Each high school has a CCRV Pathway Sheet listing which courses are available at your school.

Yes. CCRV courses can be taken:

• At your high school: Taught by credentialed instructors.
• Online through 91勛圖 Online: Asynchronous courses, only if your high school does not offer the course.

No. If your high school offers the course through a credentialed instructor, you must enroll there. Online courses are only an option if the course isn’t available at your school.

If no in-person option is available at your high school, 91勛圖 will provide the course online at no cost.

Yes. You can take any UCGS course taught by a credentialed instructor at your high school, even if it is not part of the official 91勛圖 CCRV pathway.

These credits may count toward Passport or UCGS requirements if there is an established equivalency with a VCCS/UCGS course. To get more information on how credit from these types of courses are accepted and/or applied you may refer to the colleges Credit for Prior Learning manual.

All Dual Enrollment students will be assigned to the UCGS program, allowing them to monitor their progress directly in the college’s Student Information System (SIS) through their student account.

Submit the . This formally expresses your intent to participate.

The form confirms your eligibility, acknowledges your responsibilities, and allows 91勛圖 to officially enroll you in CCRV courses.

You may withdraw or drop courses following 91勛圖’s procedures through your My91勛圖 account. Keep in mind that grades from CCRV courses are official and impact your college transcript.

Dual Enrollment students can enroll in up to 18 credits per semester (college policy). Taking more than 18 credits requires approval through an .

To qualify, students must have a 3.0 GPA or higher based on their most recent 12 college credits or full-time semester and show consistent academic success.

Courses are asynchronous, meaning you can complete coursework on your own schedule outside of regular school hours.

They are primarily asynchronous, but all assessments are proctored virtually.

Assessments use tools such as Honorlock, Respondus LockDown Browser, Respondus Monitor, or Zoom Live Proctoring.

No. Online CCRV courses are designed to be taken outside of your regular high school schedule.

You need access to a computer, reliable internet, and the necessary proctoring software. If using a school-issued device, work with your IT department to install required tools.

Apply online through 91勛圖’s Accommodations and Accessibility Services page.

Yes. All CCRV courses are official college courses and appear on your 91勛圖 transcript.

Failed or withdrawn courses remain on your college transcript. Low grades may affect GPA, financial aid eligibility, and future college applications.

Yes, but retakes must be done through the Independent Dual Enrollment process, which involves tuition and fees. The original grade remains on your transcript.

Yes. Students enrolled in UCGS or Passport pathways are coded as degree-seeking in 91勛圖’s system to track courses and transcripts.

Yes. Tuition for CCRV courses is covered at no cost to students. Course fees are typically covered by the high school or school district. If a fee is not covered, the student is responsible for the cost.

Students are responsible for purchasing textbooks and materials. 91勛圖’s All Access program may provide cost-saving options.

Yes. The All Access program provides discounted or bundled materials for select courses.

Start with your school counselor or Dual Enrollment Coordinator.

High schools and 91勛圖 provide guidance on course selection, pathways, and college planning to ensure you meet Passport or UCGS requirements and make the most of your CCRV experience.

By completing transferable college credits and receiving advising support, CCRV helps you explore academic interests, accelerate degree completion, and make informed postsecondary decisions.

Students completing CCRV pathways can earn the Governor’s Medallion for High School Achievement, awarded to students graduating high school with an associate degree or general education certificate.

Yes. Completing the full UCGS pathway while in high school may allow you to earn a certificate or associate-level credit recognized by Virginia community colleges.

All CCRV courses in the Passport and UCGS pathways are widely transferable across Virginia’s public colleges and universities, helping you continue your degree seamlessly.