University Transfer Information
Transferring to a 4-year university is now easier than ever—and it will save you thousands of dollars. In-state tuition for a CFCC student is 60% less than the average 4-year school! By spending your first two years of college with us, you can save big while enjoying official university partnerships that make reaching your degree convenient, affordable, and simple.
Transfer Pathways & Guides
We offer two main transfer pathways: direct admit transfers and non-direct admit transfers.
Why direct admit?
Our agreements with these institutions guarantee admission and provide access to tailored advising, scholarships, and transfer resources. Ideal for students who know where they want to transfer and want added support.
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Non-Direct Admit Transfers:
Non-direct admit transfers provide greater flexibility for students who are still exploring their academic or transfer options. This path allows students to apply to multiple universities later on, but it requires more planning to ensure all credits transfer smoothly.
We offer clear transfer pathways through the North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement . Select the Public or Private links below to learn more:
- NC Public Colleges and Universities (Transfer Guides) –
Transfer information for public four-year colleges and universities in North Carolina, including university transfer guides – baccalaureate degree plans (BDPs), transfer course list, and transfer course equivalency search by institution.
- NC Private and Independent Colleges and Universities –
Transfer information for private and/or independent four-year colleges and universities in North Carolina.
More Resources
If you have questions check out our University Transfer FAQs , or meet with an Academic Advisor . Additional resources and informational videos are also available at the CFNC.org website, just click the button below:
More Resources and Informational Videos