Yes, the CAA includes a Transfer Assured Admissions Policy (TAAP), which assures admission to at least one of the 16 UNC institutions with the following stipulations: Admission is not assured to a specific campus or specific program or major. Students must have graduated from a NC community college with an A.A. or A.S. degree. Students must
Not every student wants to immediately head off to a university to earn a 4-year degree. For students that prefer hands-on learning, want to go right to work, prefer to stay closer to family, or would like their education partly or fully paid for, apprenticeship can be the right choice. In some cases, employers pay
Yes, help is available! Faculty using Day One with eBooks can assist students with Day One and provide instructions detailing how to access and use eBooks. Publishers can also assist students with eBooks through their support websites and/or call centers.
No, online registration is an alternate way for students to register after they have spoken with their advisors. You may still ask that your advisor register you face-to-face.
No. It is permissible to use estimates of your income tax data when you complete your FAFSA as long as they aren’t far off from actual values. However, before you can receive financial aid, you must have completed your current year federal tax return. Either you or the Financial Aid Office will need to correct your
Completing the associate’s degree before transferring is not necessary, but it is advisable. Students should talk with an admissions representative of the institution they are interested in attending to determine if they meet its admission requirements.
Completing the general education core before transferring is not necessary but advisable. Students who do not complete the general education core as stated in the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement will have to complete the specific general education requirements of the college or university to which they transfer.
The ACT may be taken instead of the SAT to be eligible to apply for ENC RIBN. You must have taken all four sections of the ACT (English, reading, math, and writing). The composite score must be 21 or higher on all sections to be eligible to apply for ENC RIBN. Since this is a competitive
Online Learning courses require that you have access to a computer with a high speed internet connection along with the ability to print, if needed. You will also need to have a backup computer in case your primary computer is not working. The backup computer can be any computer with a high speed internet connection
Students must maintain full-time status during the season of the sport(s) in which they have chosen to participate (full-time status being 12 credit hours or more).
