The Concurrent Enrollment Program at CPCC offers students, 16 years old or older, who live in North Carolina, who are currently enrolled in a North Carolina high school and who are in good standing and making satisfactory progress toward graduation, an opportunity to earn college credit at CPCC. And tuition and fees are waived! (Some courses carry a mandatory student accident insurance fee that cannot be waived).

     The Concurrent Enrollment Program provides eligible students a head start on a college education, advanced vocational preparation and personal enrichment opportunities. (Note: NC high schools include public, private, or home schools authorized by NC to operate as home schools.)

     Concurrently enrolling students are not eligible to take remedial or developmental courses (courses numbered below 100 are remedial; for example, MAT090, RED090, ENG080 are remedial courses).

Concurrent Enrollment Useful Links:

	Approval Form [Word Document] [PDF Version]
	- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
	- Registration Dates - General Information about the program - How to use CPCC's Online Schedule - Enrollment and Registration Process - How to determine if a course will transfer to the UNC System
	- Credit Awarded - Placement Test Information and Tips - SNAP / CPCC Login Account - CPCC Online Self-Service System - MyCollege - Online Student Services - Orientation Sessions
	- Counseling and Advising - Transfer Resource Center (TRC) - Academic Learning Centers - Parking Information - CPCC ID Cards
	- Information on Disability Services - Additional Resources and Links - Important information about GED and AHSD Programs - Scholarship Information and Form

Additional Resources and Links about College Transfer courses:

• Comprehensive Articulation Agreement
• CAA brochure (Comprehensive Articulation Agreement) 
• NC Independent Colleges and Universities That Endorse the CAA

Intellectually Gifted and Mature Students Under 16 Years Old    

     Effective September 1, 2008 the Intellectually Gifted and Mature Students legislation expired pursuant to S.L. 2001-312, 4.

Those students currently enrolled in this initiative may complete their term; however, new students will not be accepted.

     Note:  For more information, please contact Linda McComb, Associate Dean, Admission/Registration/Records at Central Campus at 704.330.6784 or by email at Linda.McComb@cpcc.edu