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Winter Session

Get a head start on next semester’s course load! Take a short-term class at CFCC and earn credits toward your degree at your home institution.

Cape Fear Community College is offering a 4-week online winter session of transferable classes Nov. 18, 2024 through Dec. 13, 2024. The session will consist of Universal General Education Transfer Component (UGETC) courses, meaning they have been universally approved to transfer to most four-year colleges and universities in North Carolina.

Classes Offered

  • ART 111 I01X – Art Appreciation
  • COM 120 I01X – Intro Interpersonal Com
  • HUM 115 I01X – Critical Thinking
  • MAT 152 I01X – Statistical Methods I
  • MAT 171 I01X – Precalculus Algebra
  • MUS 110 I01X – Music Appreciation
  • PHI 240 I01X – Introduction to Ethics

Classes Offered & UNC Equivalencies

Click on the links below to see how CFCC’s winter session classes will transfer to NC universities.

ART-111 – Art Appreciation
College Course Equivalency
Appalachian State ART 2011 – Intro to Visual Arts
East Carolina University ART 1910 – Art Appreciation
Elizabeth City State ART 130 – Art Appreciation
Fayetteville State ART 210 – Survey of Art
NC A&T ART 124 – Art Appreciation
NC Central Art 1000 – Introduction to the Study of Art
North Carolina State University Elective
UNC-Asheville ARTH 173 – Arts and Ideas Requirement
UNC-Chapel Hill GENR 180
UNC-Charlotte LBST 1105 – Art & Society: Art
UNC-Greensboro ART 100 – Introduction to Art
UNC-Pembroke ART 2050 Art History and Appreciation
UNC-Wilmington ART 001 – Art Electives
Western Carolina University ART 104 – Intro to the Visual Arts
Winston-Salem State ART 1301 – Introduction to Art (Non major)
COM 120 – Intro Interpersonal Com
College Course Equivalency
Appalachian State University (ASU) COM 2121 – Interpersonal Communication
East Carolina University (ECU) COMM 3152 – Interpersonal Communication
Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) COM 200 – Interpersonal Communication
Fayetteville State University (FSU) COMM 260 – Interpersonal Communication
NC Agricultural and Technical State University (NCA&T) SPCH 250 – Speech Fundamentals
UNC Asheville (UNCA) GENL 173 – (check with institution)
UNC Charlotte (UNCC) COMM 2107 – Interpersonal Communication
UNC Pembroke (UNCP) SPE 2000 – Interpersonal Communication
UNC School of the Arts (UNCSA) ELEC 9999 – (check with institution)
UNC Wilmington (UNCW) COM 220 – Interpersonal Communication
Western Carolina University (WCU) COMM 19LS – (check with institution)
Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) SPH 3340 – Interpersonal Communication
HUM 115 – Critical Thinking
College Course Equivalency
Appalachian State University PHL 1040 – Critical Thinking Skills
East Carolina University PHIL 1180 – Introduction to Critical Reasoning
Elizabeth City State University GE 1TR – (check with institution)
Fayetteville State University PHIL 110 – Critical Thinking
NC Agricultural and Technical State University ENGL 115T – (check with institution)
UNC Asheville PHIL 173 – (check with institution)
UNC Charlotte TRNF 1ELE – Transfer Elective
UNC Pembroke PHI 1010 – Logic
UNC School of the Arts HUM 1198 – Topics in Humanities
UNC Wilmington PAR 101 – The Big Questions: Introduction to Philosophy
Western Carolina University PAR 19LS – (check with institution)
Winston-Salem State University ELEC 1100 – (check with institution)
MAT 152 – Statistical Methods I
MAT 152 – Statistical Methods I Course Description
This course provides a project-based approach to introductory statistics with an emphasis on using real-world data and statistical literacy. Topics include descriptive statistics, correlation and regression, basic probability, discrete and continuous probability distributions, confidence intervals and hypothesis testing. Upon completion, students should be able to use appropriate technology to describe important characteristics of a data set, draw inferences about a population from sample data, and interpret and communicate results.UGETC (S25431)

This is a college transfer course. Check with your senior institution to ensure the course will be appropriate for your program at that institution.

College Course Equivalency
EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY MATH 2228 – ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
MATH 2283 – BUSINESS STATISTICS
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY MATHEMATICS ELECTIVE
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY STAT 202 – BASIC PROBABILITY & STATISTICS
NORTH CAROLINA A&T UNIVERSITY MATH 224 – INTRO. TO PROBABILITY & STATISTICS
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY MATH 1110 – ELEM. STATISTICS
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY ST 311 – INTRO. TO STATISTICS
THE UNIVERSITY OF NC – ASHEVILLE STAT 185 – INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS
THE UNIVERSITY OF NC – CHAPEL HILL STOR 155 – INTRO. TO DATA MODELS & INFERENCE”
THE UNIVESITY OF NC – CHARLOTTE STAT 1221 – ELEMENTS OF STAT. I (BUSN)
STAT 1220 – ELEM. OF STAT. I (BIOL)
THE UNIVERSITY OF NC – GREENSBORO STA 108 – ELEM. INTRO. TO PROBABILTY & STAT.”
THE UNIVERSITY OF NC – PEMBROKE MAT 0010 – MATH ELECTIVE
THE UNIVERSIT YOF NC – WILMINGTON STT 215 – INTRO TO STAT.
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY MATH 170 – APPLIED STATISTICS and
MATH 19A – LOWER LEVEL ELECTIVE
MAT 171 – Precalculus Algebra
MAT 171 – Precalculus Algebra Course Description
This course is designed to develop topics which are fundamental to the study of Calculus. Emphasis is placed on solving equations and inequalities, solving systems of equations and inequalities, and analysis of functions (absolute value, radical, polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic) in multiple representations. Upon completion, students should be able to select and use appropriate models and techniques for finding solutions to algebra-related problems with and without technology.UGETC (S25432)

This is a college transfer course. Check with your senior institution to ensure the course will be appropriate for your program at that institution.

College Course Equivalency
Appalachian State MAT 1020 – College Algebra with Applic
East Carolina University MATH 1065 – College Algebra
Elizabeth City State MATH 115 – College Algebra
Fayetteville State MATH 129 – Precalculus Mathematics I
NC A&T MATH 101 – Fund of Algebra and Trig I or MATH 103 – Col Alge and Trig for En Sci I
NC Central Math 1100 – College Algebra & Trigonometry I
North Carolina State University MA 107 – Precalculus I
UNC-Asheville MATH 173 – Quantitative Perspectives Req or MATH 167 – Precalculus
UNC-Chapel Hill Math 110P – no hours Algebra
UNC-Charlotte MATH 1100 – College Algebra & Probability
UNC-Greensboro MAT 150 – PRECALCULUS I
UNC-Pembroke MAT 1070 – Coll Algebra
UNC-Wilmington MAT 111/MAT 001 – College Algebra/Mathematics Elective
Western Carolina University MATH 130 – Precalculus I
Winston-Salem State MAT 1312 – Pre-Calculus I
MUS 110 – Music Appreciation
MUS 110 – Music Appreciation Course Description
This course is a basic survey of the music of the Western world. Emphasis is placed on the elements of music, terminology, composers, form, and style within a historical perspective. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate skills in basic listening and understanding of the art of music.UGETC (S13676)

This is a college transfer course. Check with your senior institution to ensure the course will be appropriate for your program at that institution.

College Course Equivalency
Appalachian State MUS 2011 – Exploring Music in Culture
East Carolina University MUSC 2207 – Enjoyment of Music
Elizabeth City State MUS 135 – Introduction to Music Lit.
Fayetteville State MUSI 210 – Music Apprec
NC A&T MUSI 216 – Music Appreciation I
NC Central MusI 1000 – Introduction to Music
North Carolina State University MUS 105 – Introduction to Music in Western Society
UNC-Asheville MUSC 140 – Music Appreciation
UNC-Chapel Hill Musc 141 – Survey of Western Music History
UNC-Charlotte LBST 1103 – Art & Society: Music
UNC-Greensboro MUS 241 – MUSIC APPRECIATION
UNC-Pembroke MUS 1020 – Intro to Music Appreciation
UNC-Wilmington MUS 115 – Survey of Music Lit
Western Carolina University MUS 101 – Music Appreciation
Winston-Salem State MUS 1301 – Introduction to Music (non-majors)
PHI 240 – Introduction to Ethics
PHI 240 – Introduction to Ethics Course Description
This course introduces theories about the nature and foundations of moral judgments and applications to contemporary moral issues. Emphasis is placed on moral theories such as consequentialism, deontology, and virtue ethics. Upon completion, students should be able to apply various ethical theories to moral issues such as abortion, capital punishment, poverty, war, terrorism, the treatment of animals, and issues arising from new technologies.UGETC (S24029)

This is a college transfer course. Check with your senior institution to ensure the course will be appropriate for your program at that institution.

College Course Equivalency
Appalachian State PHL 2000 – Philosophy, Society, & Ethics
East Carolina University PHIL 1175 – Intro to Ethics
Elizabeth City State Social/Behav Science
Fayetteville State PHIL 320 – Introduction to Ethics
NC A&T PHIL 104 – Introduction to Ethics
NC Central Phil 2210 – Ethics
North Carolina State University PHI 221 – Contemporary Moral Issues
UNC-Asheville PHIL 200 – Intro to Ethical Theories
UNC-Chapel Hill Phil 160 – Virtue, Value, and Happiness: An Introduction to Moral Theory
UNC-Charlotte PHIL 0001 – Philosophy Elective (LBST 2211)
UNC-Greensboro PHI 119 – INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS
UNC-Pembroke PHI 2040 – Intro to Ethics
UNC-Wilmington PAR 115 – Intro to Ethics
Western Carolina University PAR 102 – Western Moral Traditions
Winston-Salem State PHI 2302 – Contemporary Moral Problems

*Winter Session classes are accelerated and very demanding of students’ time; students are strongly encouraged to register for no more than one Winter Session class.*

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New Students

If you are a new student, please follow new student enrollment steps prior to registration. Select “Fall 2024” on the admissions application.

Current and Recent Students
  • Log in to your myCFCC portal
  • Select “Self-Service”
  • Select “Student Planning”
  • Select “Go to My Progress”
  • Once on your My Progress page, type in the course you are looking for in the top right hand corner that says “Search for Courses.”
  • In the top left-hand corner, select “Fall 2024” as your filter and browse courses with winter start dates. Note: Winter session courses will contain an “X” in their section.
Transfer Students

If you are a transfer student, please follow the transfer student enrollment steps prior to registration. Select “Fall 2024” on the admissions application. If your course has prerequisites, please send us your Official college transcripts .

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