University Transfer Programs
LCC’s University Transfer programs make your path to a four-year degree clear, affordable, and achievable. With guaranteed transfer pathways, university partnerships, and personalized advising, your next step is already within reach.
University Partnerships and Articulation Agreements
LCC maintains transfer pathways, co-admission opportunities, and articulation agreements that allow AAS students to continue their education at four-year colleges and universities across North Carolina and beyond.
The Aspire Appalachian Pathway Program ensures guaranteed admission to App State after completing an eligible associate degree at partner community colleges.
Eligibility
Community college students* who meet the following criteria are eligible to participate:
- Are continuously enrolled (fall and spring semesters) at their community college
- Are on track toward completion of an eligible two-year associate degree transfer program
- Eligible Programs: AA, AS, AATP, ASTP, AFA, ADN, and AAS-Early Childhood Education
- Early college and other innovative high school students are eligible to participate (Early College students should apply as a First-Year student through our Common App application).
*Students in the Career & College Promise transfer pathway are not eligible to apply while still enrolled in high school. Students who graduate from high school and then continue at the community college are eligible.
Benefits
- Guaranteed admission to App State
- Assigned community college advisor
- Academic advising by App State so you can select the right courses at your community college to set you up for success
- Access to financial aid advising and planning to assist you in maximizing your aid and minimizing your student debt
- Early class registration for your incoming semester at App State
- Black and gold cord to wear at your community college graduation ceremony
- Invitations to App State events at your community college and App State before you enroll
- Early registration for premier transfer events
- Priority consideration for the Appalachian Excellence Scholarship ($1,000)
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students interested in Aspire Appalachian must be enrolled at Lenoir Community College as full-time students, taking at least 12 credit hours each semester.
Step 2: Submit an Aspire Appalachian Intent Form
To get started, submit an Aspire Appalachian intent form for your community college. Once submitted, you will be contacted by your transfer admissions counselor from App State.
Step 3: Maintain Eligibility
You should complete an eligible associate degree program and be in good standing academically and disciplinarily.
Step 4: Connect with a Pirate Promise Advisor
- Traditional College Students: Alexandra Ranieri, apranieri16@lenoircc.edu
- Early College Students: Athena Wilson, anwilson15@lenoircc.edu
- ASU Aspire Appalachian University Representative: Kristi Leff, leffki@appstate.edu
Step 5: Apply to App State
Submit an App State transfer admissions application one semester prior to the last semester at your community college.
Students who complete the AAS in Criminal Justice Technology may transfer and pursue:
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Arts in Justice Administration
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.5
Dr. Terry Humphrey
Criminal Justice and Social/Behavioral Sciences Chair
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 961
Lenoir Community College students can transfer credits to Columbia Southern University (CSU) and continue their education through flexible online bachelor’s degree programs. This partnership supports students completing traditional transfer degrees as well as those earning an AAS in Business Administration or AAS in Information Technology – Information Systems.
Eligibility
LCC students who meet the following criteria may participate:
- Currently enrolled at Lenoir Community College
- Completing an eligible associate degree program
- Planning to continue toward a bachelor’s degree at Columbia Southern University
Eligible Programs
- AA-Associate in Arts
- AS-Associate in Science
- AAS-Business Administration
- AAS-Information Technology – Information Systems
Benefits
- Transfer opportunities for eligible LCC credits toward CSU bachelor’s programs
- 10% tuition discount for eligible LCC students
- Flexible online degree programs designed for working students
- No ACT or SAT required for admission
- Access to academic support services, including math and writing assistance
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students must first enroll and complete coursework at LCC.
Step 2: Complete an eligible degree program.
Work with an advisor to complete an eligible associate degree program and plan your transfer pathway.
Step 3: Submit a Columbia Southern Intent Form
To get started, submit a Columbia Southern intent form for your community college.
Step 4: Connect with an Advisor
- Traditional College Students: Alexandra Ranieri, apranieri16@lenoircc.edu
- AAS Business Administration: Dr. Jason Kops, jskops82@lenoircc.edu
- AAS Information Technology-Information Systems: April Best, ahbest78@lenoircc.edu
- Early College Students: Athena Wilson, anwilson15@lenoircc.edu
Step 5: Apply to Columbia Southern
Submit a Columbia Southern transfer application one semester prior to your last semester at Lenoir Community College.
Students who complete the following AAS degrees may transfer to ECU:
Eligible Programs
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Technology
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
Blandy Castro
Aviation Management and Career Pilot Technology Program Chair/Instructor
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 251
Students who complete the following AAS degree may transfer to ECU:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Options
- Bachelor of Science in Business Management
- Bachelor of Arts in Business Management
- Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Technology
Transfer Requirements
- Business Management (BSBA) Minimum GPA: 2.5
- Industrial Engineering Technology (BS) Minimum GPA: 2.0
Students who complete the following AAS degree may transfer to ECU:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
Dr. Terry Humphrey
Criminal Justice and Social/Behavioral Sciences Chair
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 961
Students who complete the following AAS degree may transfer to ECU:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Technology
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
Andrew Luppino
Director of Advanced Manufacturing and Industrial Systems Technology Program Chair
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 107
Students who complete the following AAS degree may transfer to ECU:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
East Carolina University, in partnership with Lenoir Community College, offers a concurrent enrollment program known as RIBN (Regionally Increasing Baccalaureate Nurses).
Through this pathway, students are enrolled in both institutions and work toward completing their Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) at LCC while beginning coursework toward a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) at ECU.
Students who successfully complete the Associate Degree Nursing program at LCC through RIBN receive guaranteed admission to ECU’s BSN program, allowing them to continue seamlessly toward their bachelor’s degree in nursing.
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
- Admission to the Associate Degree Nursing program at Lenoir Community College
- Participation in the RIBN concurrent enrollment program
Students who complete the following AAS degree may transfer to ECU:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Technology
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
Pirate Promise gives Lenoir Community College students an early start on their journey to East Carolina University. Students in their first year at LCC can join the program to receive guidance from ECU advisors, attend special events, and begin planning their transfer well before applying. It’s an opportunity to stay connected with ECU while completing your associate degree here at LCC.
To participate, students must be enrolled or intend to enroll full-time at LCC, taking at least 12 credit hours each semester. A minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA is required to remain eligible throughout the program. Pirate Promise offers strong support and priority consideration for transfer admission, but it does not guarantee acceptance into specific majors or competitive programs, which may require additional steps.
Benefits of Pirate Promise include:
- Guaranteed admission to ECU upon completion of an approved associate degree
- Waived ECU application fee
- Support from a dedicated transfer coach
- Coordinated academic advising between LCC and ECU
- Joint financial aid guidance
- Students enrolled in Pirate Promise are also eligible to purchase an ECU 1 Card, which provides access to:
- Athletic event tickets
- Campus recreation facilities and activities
- Campus events and programs
- Library services and resources
- The Community Writing Center
- Additional benefits include:
- Access to ECU Libraries
- Access to Virtual Job Shadow and ECU Career Services’ virtual workshop series
- Participation in select campus activities, including special invitation-only Pirate Promise events at ECU
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students interested in the Pirate Promise must be enrolled at Lenoir Community College as full-time students, taking at least 12 credit hours each semester.
Step 2: Complete the Pirate Promise Application
The Pirate Promise application opens each year in early fall and again in early spring for eligible students.
Step 3: Connect with a Pirate Promise Advisor
- Traditional College Students: Alexandra Ranieri, apranieri16@lenoircc.edu
- CCP/Early College Students: Athena Wilson, anwilson15@lenoircc.edu
- ECU Pirate Promise University Representative: Kristin Davis, daviskri23@ecu.edu
Partnership Teach is ECU’s affordable, online degree-completion model designed to prepare high-quality teachers for North Carolina communities. Students complete designated coursework at Lenoir Community College and then transfer to East Carolina University to finish their teacher preparation program entirely online. Through this pathway, students can earn a four-year degree in elementary education, middle grades education, or special education.
Benefits
Students earn a four-year teaching degree from ECU by completing the first two years of coursework at Lenoir Community College and then finishing the remaining ECU classes online.
During the program, students gain hands-on experience in public school classrooms within or near their home communities, completing field experiences that connect directly to their online coursework. In their senior year, all students complete a supervised, full-time internship in a public-school setting.
Eligible Programs
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students interested in Partnership Teach must be enrolled at Lenoir Community College in an approved teacher preparation pathway and actively progressing toward the required associate degree.
Step 2: Connect with LCC’s Partnership Teach Advisor
- Sara Beth Moore, sbmoore07@lenoircc.edu
Step 3: Complete the Partnership Teach Checklist
Partnership Teach provides a clear pathway to ECU’s teacher preparation programs in elementary education, middle grades education, and special education. Each cohort follows a specific Partnership Teach Checklist outlining the community college courses that must be completed before transferring to ECU. Students should work with their advisor to review the appropriate checklist and ensure all required LCC coursework is completed prior to moving into ECU’s upper-division classes.
Step 4: Pass Praxis Core Exams
The Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators exams are required for admission into ECU’s Partnership Teach program and later for entry into the Upper Division phase of ECU’s teacher education programs. These three tests assess foundational skills in reading, writing, and mathematics and are offered at computer-based testing centers across the state.
Students must register and pay for the exams through the Educational Testing Service (ETS). To schedule testing, visit the ETS Praxis website at www.ets.org/praxis.
Step 5: Apply to Partnership Teach
Students apply to the Partnership Teach program during their second year at LCC, with application deadlines varying by degree program and intended enrollment term.
Step 6: Apply to East Carolina University
You’re nearly finished! Your final step is submitting your admission application to ECU.
Students who complete the following AAS degrees may transfer:
Eligible Programs
Bachelor’s Degree Options
- Bachelor of Science in Aviation Science (Aviation Management or Manned Pilot)
- Bachelor of Science in Unmanned Aerial Systems (Unmanned Pilot)
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
- Completion of an AAS in Aviation
Blandy Castro
Aviation Management and Career Pilot Technology Program Chair/Instructor
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 251
Students who complete the following AAS degrees may transfer:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Options
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
Dr. Terry Humphrey
Criminal Justice and Social/Behavioral Sciences Chair
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 961
Students who complete the following AAS degrees may transfer:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Options
- All bachelor’s degree programs offered through Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
- Completion of an AAS in Aviation
Blandy Castro
Aviation Management and Career Pilot Technology Program Chair/Instructor
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 251
For students planning to continue their education at Fayetteville State University, the Bronco Benefit program provides guaranteed admission for eligible Lenoir Community College graduates.
Eligibility
- Must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher
- Must be enrolled in one of the following associate degree programs:
- Associate in Arts
- Associate in Arts-Teacher Prep
- Associate in Engineering
- Associate in Fine Arts
- Associate in Science
- Associate in Science -Teacher Prep
Benefits
- Guaranteed admission to Fayetteville State University
- Access to transfer advising and support from FSU’s Office for Adult Learners, Transfer, and Military Students after completing 30 semester hours
- Waived application fee
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students interested in the Bronco Benefit program must be enrolled at Lenoir Community College in an approved associate degree program and actively working toward completion of that degree.
Step 2: Complete the Bronco Benefit Letter of Intent
Students must submit a Letter of Intent to confirm their plans to enroll at Fayetteville State University upon graduating from Lenoir Community College.
Step 3: Connect with a Bronco Benefit Advisor
- Traditional College Students: Alexandra Ranieri, apranieri16@lenoircc.edu
- CCP/Early College Students: Athena Wilson, anwilson15@lenoircc.edu
- FSU Bronco Benefit University Representative: Brittany Mundy, bmccray@uncfsu.edu
NCSU’s Wolfpack Connect
Wolfpack Connect provides guaranteed admission to NC State University for students who complete an Associate in Arts (AA) or Associate in Science (AS) degree at a North Carolina community college. This program offers a clear, structured pathway to a bachelor’s degree at NC State, helping students plan confidently and stay on track toward completing their academic goals.
Eligibility
Wolfpack Connect is for students who:
- Are enrolled or plan to enroll at a North Carolina Community College.
- Have 30 transferable college credits or less completed or in progress at the time they begin formal participation in the Wolfpack Connect program. Students should have at least one year left of coursework (30 or more college credits) to complete at their community college when they start the program.
- Are interested in pursuing one of the eligible NC State degree programs in the Wolfpack Connect program.
As a Wolfpack Connect participant, you will be expected to:
- Maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher at your community college.
- Earn your AA or AS degree by following the transfer guide aligned with your NC State major.
- Meet all NC State transfer admission deadlines and eligibility requirements.
- Enroll in your declared major within four years of joining Wolfpack Connect.
Benefits
- Guaranteed admission to NC State in one of more than 100 eligible majors and concentrations
- Simplified planning with tools that show real-time course articulation and help you stay on track
- Cost-effective pathway that provides a clear, affordable route to completing your bachelor’s degree and launching your career
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students interested in the Wolfpack Connect program must be enrolled at Lenoir Community College in an approved associate degree program and actively working toward completion of that degree.
Step 2: Complete the Wolfpack Connect Program Eligibility Form (opening in January 2026)
Step 3: Access your Wolfpack Connect Participant Portal
Once approved to participate in Wolfpack Connect, you will receive access to your Wolfpack Connect participant portal. The portal will be your go-to resource for staying on track throughout the program.
Step 3: Connect with a Wolfpack Connect Advisor
- Traditional College Students: Alexandra Ranieri, apranieri16@lenoircc.edu
- CCP/Early College Students: Athena Wilson, anwilson15@lenoircc.edu
Students who complete the following AAS degree may transfer:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Options
- Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Professional Service
- Bachelor of Science in Secondary Agricultural Education
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
- Completion of an AAS in Agriculture Education
Wesleyan Works is a transfer pathway designed for community college students who plan to continue their education at North Carolina Wesleyan University. The program guarantees admission for students who complete an Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS), or select Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degrees at Lenoir Community College, creating a seamless route to earning a bachelor’s degree.
Through Wesleyan Works, students can apply to LCC and NC Wesleyan University at the same time, allowing them to establish a clear plan for completing both their associate and bachelor’s degrees. Applicants to NCWU’s Office of Adult and Professional Studies also benefit from no application fee, and students are automatically accepted once they successfully complete their AA, AS, or approved AAS degree.
Participants receive a Wesleyan Works student identification card, which grants access to events and resources on the NCWU main campus in Rocky Mount. Students also benefit from coordinated academic advising and financial aid counseling from both institutions, ensuring they make the most of cost-saving opportunities while progressing toward their educational goals.
Degrees Offered
- Accounting
- Business Administration
- Computer Information Systems
- Criminal Justice
- Elementary Education
- Healthcare Administration
- Nursing (RN to BSN)
- Organizational Leadership
- Psychology
- Supply Chain Management
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students interested in the Wesleyan Works program must be enrolled at Lenoir Community College in an approved associate degree program and actively working toward completion of that degree.
Step 2: Connect with a WCU Connect Advisor
- LCC Advisor: Alexandra Ranieri, apranieri16@lenoircc.edu
- Wesleyan Works University Representative: Jojo Allen, JLAllen@ncwu.edu
Step 3: Complete an NC Wesleyan Application
Students who complete the following AAS degree may transfer:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Options
- Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
- Completion of an AAS in Agriculture Education
UNCW PathWays offers Lenoir Community College students a streamlined route to guaranteed admission at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. Through this program, participants receive support from a dedicated UNCW Transfer Student Success Advisor, an invitation to the annual Transfer Open House, and a waived application fee. PathWays is designed to help students stay connected with UNCW while completing their degree at LCC.
This program guarantees transfer admission for students who complete an AA, AS, AATP, ASTP, or AFA degree at LCC, provided they meet all UNCW admissions requirements and university policies. To participate, students must be enrolled or planning to enroll full-time at LCC, taking at least 12 credit hours per semester. While PathWays ensures admission to the university, acceptance into specific majors or competitive programs is not guaranteed and may require additional application materials or prerequisites.
Benefits
- Guaranteed admission to UNC Wilmington upon completion of an approved associate degree
- Waived UNCW application fee
- A dedicated success coach
- Joint academic advising
- Joint financial aid counseling
- Priority consideration for transfer merit scholarships
- Participate in select campus activities, including invitation-only PathWays events in Wilmington
- Access to extensive UNCW resources that guide you through the transfer process
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students interested in the PathWays program must be enrolled at Lenoir Community College in an approved associate degree program and actively working toward completion of that degree.
Step 2: Complete the PathWays Enrollment Form
Use the PathWays enrollment form to submit your application. High school students may apply during the semester in which they plan to graduate.
Step 3: Connect with a PathWays Advisor
- Traditional College Students: Alexandra Ranieri, apranieri16@lenoircc.edu
- CCP/Early College Students: Athena Wilson, anwilson15@lenoircc.edu
- UNCW PathWays University Representative: Emilee Farnes, farnese@uncw.edu
Students who complete the following AAS degrees may transfer:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
Dr. Terry Humphrey
Criminal Justice and Social/Behavioral Sciences Chair
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 961
Students who complete the following AA or AS degrees may transfer through the Secondary Teacher Education Partnership–Inspired (STEP-IN) program at UNCW.
This pathway prepares students to become licensed secondary school teachers and allows them to pursue a variety of subject-area teaching degrees at UNCW.
Eligible Program
- Associate in Arts (AA)
- Associate in Science (AS)
Bachelor’s Degree Options
Students may pursue a Secondary Education degree offered at UNCW, including subject areas such as:
- English Education
- Mathematics Education
- Science Education
- Social Studies Education
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.4
- Completion of AA or AS degree
Sarah Beth Moore
Teacher Preparation/Career & Technical Education Program Chair/Instructor
Call (252) 527-6223, ext. 412
For students planning to continue their education at Western Carolina University, the WCU Connect Program offers guaranteed admission for eligible graduates transferring from Lenoir Community College to WCU.
LCC students can move on to WCU to pursue degrees in more than 120 majors, minors, and concentrations, including education, engineering, criminal justice, forensic science, nursing, biology, chemistry, environmental science, psychology, and many others. Western Carolina University also provides a selection of Distance Education degree-completion programs in addition to the programs available on its main campus in Cullowhee.
Eligibility
- Be currently enrolled at a participating institution in a degree-seeking capacity.
- Submit a complete WCU application for admission and records by published deadlines.
- Pay the application fee or request a waiver.
- Be in good academic standing and demonstrate good conduct.
- Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5, and at least a 2.2 GPA in their most recent term.
- Earn an associate degree from a participating college.
- Enroll at WCU within one academic year of degree completion.
- Please note: Admission to specific majors or competitive programs is not guaranteed and may require additional application materials or higher academic standards
Benefits
Students who opt into WCU Connect while still enrolled at their community college gain exclusive early-access benefits, including:
- Major-specific academic advising.
- A personal WCU admission counselor.
- Access to Hunter Library textbook rentals and study spaces.
- Admission to select athletic events and campus speakers.
- Priority orientation registration.
- A 10% discount at the WCU Bookstore.
- An exclusive WCU Connect Card.
These benefits are activated through the WCU Connect Card, issued up to one year prior to transfer.
Brinson Honors College Guarantee
Transfer students with a 3.5+ cumulative collegiate GPA will automatically be invited to join WCU’s prestigious Brinson Honors College, which offers:
- Guaranteed transfer of up to 12 hours of honors-level credit.
- Eligibility from NC Community College honors programs or institutions that are members of the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC).
- Enhanced opportunities for academic distinction and leadership Students must accept their invitation upon WCU enrollment.
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to Lenoir Community College
Students interested in the WCU Connect program must be enrolled at Lenoir Community College in an approved associate degree program and actively working toward completion of that degree.
Step 2: Complete the WCU Connect Application & WCU Transfer Application
Use the WCU Connect enrollment form to apply now. Students should also complete the WCU transfer application and indicate the semester they plan to attend Western Carolina University after finishing their degree at Lenoir Community College.
Step 3: Connect with a WCU Connect Advisor
- Traditional College Students: Alexandra Ranieri, apranieri16@lenoircc.edu
- CCP/Early College Students: Athena Wilson, anwilson15@lenoircc.edu
- WCU Connect University Representative: Heather Hill, hchill@wcu.edu
Students who complete the following AAS degrees may transfer:
Eligible Program
Bachelor’s Degree Option
- Bachelor of Science in Emergency Medical Care
Transfer Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
- Completion of AAS in Emergency Medical Science
Transfer Agreements
North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA)
LCC participates in the statewide Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA), which guarantees transfer of approved courses to one of the public UNC-System universities for students who complete the A.A. or A.S. degree with:
- A grade of C or better in each course
- A minimum 2.0 GPA
Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (ICAA)
LCC participates in the statewide Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (ICAA), which guarantees transfer of approved courses to one of the participating NC independent (private) colleges or universities for students who complete the A.A. or A.S. degree with:
- A grade of C or better in each course
- A minimum 2.0 GPA
College Transfer Degrees
Lenoir Community College offers Career and Technical Education programs that lead to Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degrees and prepare students for immediate employment in high-demand fields.
Selected AAS programs include approved articulation agreements that provide pathways to bachelor’s degrees at partnering four-year institutions.
The College offers transfer options for select AAS degrees; additional details are available at the top of this page by school under University Partnerships and Articulation Agreements.
Planning Your Transfer Path
- Work with your advisor to build a customized transfer plan based on your intended university and major.
- Follow Your Degree Plan & Maintain Good Standing
- Minimum requirements for transfer under the CAA:
- A 2.0 GPA
- A grade of C or better in transferable courses
- Your intended major helps determine which associate degree is the best fit for your transfer plans. The Associate in Arts (A.A.) is the best choice for majors in the arts, humanities, social sciences, or education. The Associate in Science (A.S.) is better for majors that need a strong background in math and science.
- In some cases, Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) programs can also lead to transfer, when special agreements are in place with certain universities. These agreements show which courses will count toward specific bachelor’s degrees and what requirements you’ll need to meet.
- Not sure which path is right for you? An LCC academic advisor can help you explore your options, choose the best degree for your goals, and create a plan that keeps you on track for a smooth transfer.
- Review major requirements, GPA expectations, and course equivalences with your target institution(s).
- The North Carolina University Transfer Guides help you plan your classes with transfer in mind. You can easily compare major requirements at different universities using the CFNC Transfer Guides, making it simpler to choose the school and pathway that work best for you.
- Most students begin applications during their second year. Advisors can help with planning, documents, and deadlines.
- Many colleges and universities offer scholarship opportunities for transfer students. Spend time researching scholarships, checking eligibility requirements, and completing applications.
- Request official LCC transcripts for transfer admissions and again after your final term ends.
CCP High School and Early College Students
Students in Career & College Promise (CCP) and Early College programs can complete college transfer pathways while still in high school. CCP students can earn transferable credits that apply directly to an A.A., A.S., or four-year degree.
Career and College Promise (CCP) and Early College students at Lenoir Community College are also eligible to apply for and participate in the university partnership programs. By aligning their CCP or Early College coursework with an approved associate degree, students can take advantage of co-admission opportunities, seamlessly transition into partner universities, and move efficiently toward completing their bachelor’s degrees.