Cape Fear Community College

Huskins and Concurrent Enrollment

New Hanover and Pender County high school juniors and seniors who are at least 16 years old may qualify to enroll in a CFCC class through the Huskins and concurrent enrollment programs.

What's the difference?

Huskins classes are college courses designated primarily for qualified high school students. Most of the time, CFCC instructors teach these classes on the campuses of participating local high schools; however, some Huskins classes meet on the college campus.

Concurrent enrollment allows qualified high school students who are 16 or older to enroll in CFCC courses found in the regular schedule of classes. Since priority registration is given to adult degree-seeking students, concurrent enrollment students register for classes on CFCC's Late Registration Day.

How can I apply?

Complete the Gateway Application and submit it to your high school counselor. Each school has different guidelines for enrolling in college classes through Huskins or concurrent enrollment, so make sure you understand your school's procedures and policies.

Learn and Earn Online

This program is open to qualified North Carolina high school students across the state. Learn and Earn Online classes are distance learning courses in that the instructor teaches the course entirely online.

How can I apply?

Follow the application steps on our Learn and Earn Online site.

Early Colleges (Learn and Earn High Schools)

Early college high schools are small, accelerated public high schools located on a college campus. Students enter the program as ninth graders and within four to five years, graduate with a high school diploma and up to two years of college credit.

How can I apply?

If you are a rising ninth graders residing in New Hanover or Pender County, please contact your school counselor or your school system's central office for application procedures.

New Hanover and Pender County Schools high school students should use the Spring 2010 Huskins Schedule.

Cape Fear Academy high school students should use the Spring 2010 CFA Schedule.

Please search the CFCC Online Schedule for course options. (Limit your search to math, science, technology, or career-prep classes.)

Huskins and Concurrent Enrollment students may use the Science, Math, and Technology Transferable Courses to see CFCC transfer courses available to you. You can also review major courses found in the our Vocational and Technical Programs, as many of these courses are options for concurrent enrollment students. (Programs with selective admissions or age requirements are not options for concurrent enrollment.)

Learn and Earn Online Options

Please see the Learn and Earn Online Spring 2010 Schedule for your course options.

Reminder ALL high school student enrolling in CFCC classes: In addition to having high school approval to enroll in CFCC courses, you must also meet all course prerequisites for each class you wish to take. You may refer to the course descriptions in the CFCC catalog to for individual course prerequisites.

Huskins & Concurrent Enrollment

Fill out a Gateway Registration Card. You may pick up this card at your high school counseling office  or  at the CFCC Counseling Office at the downtown or north campuses. Have your principal (or his/her designee) sign this card.

Huskins students will turn in this registration card to the school counselor or to the CFCC official who visits your class during the first class meeting. See your school counselor for instructions. Concurrent enrollment students must take this registration card to the "Special Credit/Concurrent Enrollment Registration" at either CFCC Campus on Late Registration Day. Late Registration for Spring 2010 is January 6, 2010.

Important Reminder: While tuition is waived, Huskins and Concurrent students who register for a class that meets at CFCC are responsible for student fees and, if applicable, insurance fees (cosmetology students), and textbook costs. These charges are due at the time of enrollment.

See the Learn and Earn Online web page for registration guidelines.