College Transfer Pathways
Get a head start on college classes that transfer to a four-year college or university! Qualified juniors and seniors have the opportunity to earn up to a year of tuition-free, college transfer credit in the following pathways:
College Transfer Pathway-Associate of Arts
College Transfer Pathway-Associate of Science
College Transfer Pathway-Associate in Engineering (Starting Fall 2017)
Admissions Requirements
To be accepted into this program, students must meet the following criteria:
- Be a high school junior or senior when CFCC classes begin;
- Have a weighted high school GPA of 3.0 or higher;
- Demonstrate College Readiness in English, Reading, and Math on a college placement test.
Potential CCP students may register online to take the CFCC College Placement Test(NC DAP) at http://cfcc.edu/testing. Students should type CCP in the field that requires a CFCC ID if they do not yet have a CFCC ID number.
Application Process for Public High School Students
1. Complete the CCP Online Application.
When filling out the online application, students must select Career and College Promise as their Entrance Status. Students must then click on the CCP Status Form to request approval from their high school counselors. Once a high school counselor approves CCP Entrance Status, students must log back into the online application and complete their application submission.
2. Complete the CCP College Transfer Pathway Approval Form and return to your high school career counselor.
Application Process for Homeschool and Private School Students
1. Download and complete the CCP College Transfer Pathway Application.
2. Submit the completed application along with high school transcripts and qualifying test scores, to CFCC Admissions, attention to Brian Weeks, CCP Dual Enrollment Program.
Summer and Fall 2017 applications are due by April 3, 2017. New Student Registration will begin April 24, 2017.
Traditional high school students may visit their high school career counselors for more information. Home school students may contact Brian Weeks at (910) 362-7115 or bweeks@cfcc.edu for more information.