College Now is a program that allows high school students to take college-level courses for credit while still enrolled in high school. The number of College Now students at JCCC has grown significantly in recent years. The library supports College Now by providing library instruction and tours for faculty, creating research guides for students, and offering research help. The library aims to further connect College Now students to its resources to help them succeed in their college-level coursework while still in high school.
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1. College Now and Billington Library
Connecting High School Students to
the Library at JCCC
Jessica Tipton
Assistant
Professor, Evening/Weekend
Librarian
6. College Now Enrollment Trends
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7. College Now Benefits for Students
• College level courses and credit while still in
high school
• Save time and money
• Access to JCCC resources, including the library
8. College Now Benefits for Faculty
• Professional Development
• Support from Academic Departments
• Library Instruction and Materials Support
10. How is the library involved?
• Professional Development Sessions
– Library Tour and Presentation
• High School Visits
• LibGuides
• Research help for students
#4: Founded in 1969 Fall 2013 Enrollment : 19,68418% of Johnson County’s recent high school graduates come to JCCCMore than 140 degree and certificate programsTransfer/Articulation Agreements
#6: For High School Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors27 Partner SchoolsOver 35 College Courses AvailableGet college credit while taking high school courses!Only accredited concurrent enrollment program in Kansas
#7: Enrollment has increased by almost 42% in the last 6 years.
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#12: Video ConferencingIn person visitsOnline instructional materials