Applications for Fall 2020 ​CLOSED
Enrollment for Summer Term 2020 is CLOSED

Announcement:  CPCC has announced that all summer term courses will begin online for 3-4 weeks.  Classes that were scheduled to face-to-face may return to that format if it is deemed safe to do so.  Otherwise courses will remain online for the summer.

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 Application Window:                                              Registration Begins:
Application received:  Feb 12 - April 10                April 27
Application received:  April 11 - April 17                 May 4
Applications received:  April 18 - April 24            May 11
Applications received:  After April 24 will be processed in order
received which may be after May 11.
Summer/Fall applications will not be processed after May 1.

How to Find Classes and Register Video  11 min

Have you downloaded the CPCC App on your phone?
       Go to the APP Store and search CPCC App - its FREE!

MANDATORY:  Complete the Online Learning Module (OLI)
CPCC Online Learning Module Instructions

CPCC Important Dates​
Withdrawal Dates:      Withdrawal Dates Spring 2020
Instructions for Withdrawing:  How to Drop a Class                                                                       OR  Please see/email Mrs. Pugsley

​Fall Term 2020                 August 10 - December 11
    1st Short Session           Aug 10 - Oct 9
Note:  Break for RNC      Aug 22-Aug 28  NO SCHOOL
​    2nd Short Session         Oct 14 - Dec 11
    Late Start CCP                Sept 14 - Dec 11
​Fall Final Exams               Dec 7 - Dec 11

​Spring Term 2021            January 11 - May 11
​    1st Short Session          January 11 - March 5
​    2nd Short Session       March 15- May 11
Spring Final Exams          May 5 - May 11
 Note:  Spring Break        March 8 - 12
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Summer Term 2020         May 20 - July 16
​Summer Final Exams        Exams are given in class
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​Summer Term 2021         May 27 - July 13
​Summer Final Exams        Exams are given in class
 CCPC Presentation
Career & College Promise Presentation

Presentation Handouts:
Program Information
Enrollment Checklist
Student/Parent Contract
College Transfer Pathways
Technical Pathways
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Important Documents
​Directions for Accessing Online Courses (BlackBoard)
​​Course Catalog for Transfer Pathways ​
Math Options, CMS Equivalents, Direct Placement into Calculus
High School Graduation Requirements Equivalents
AP Course Equivalents & Exam Credit
University College English Equivalents


                      Transferring Technical Pathway Coursework
CCP Transferring CTE Pathway Courses by Course
CCP Transferring CTE Pathway Courses by University

                      Transitioning to CPCC as a Graduating Senior
Update your Social Security Number at CPCC
Update your RCN Number on your CPCC Profile

         Program Qualifications
​        Participation in Technical Pathways:
           Weighted GPA for participation:  2.8

   Participation in College Transfer Pathways:
      Unweighted GPA: 2.8  OR
           Qualifying PSAT, Pre-ACT, ACT or SAT
                                                  ACT or
                      PSAT                Pre-ACT         SAT
    English       26 or 460           18              480
    Reading     26 or 460           22              480
    Math           24.5 or 510         22              530


​Career and College Promise (CCP) gives high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to get a "jump start" and earn college credit toward a two-year or four-year degree while still in high school. Students are dually enrolled in their high school and at Central Piedmont Community College, allowing them to receive both high school and college credit for courses taken through the program. Best of all, CCP classes are tuition-free during the fall, spring and summer semesters..
Why participate in Career and College Promise:
  • Expand elective options:  CCP offers elective options that high school may not offer.
  • Continue elective options that enhance your current high school curriculum.
  • Transferable college coursework beyond AP offerings at your high school.
  • May graduate from high school with an Associates Degree in Arts, Science or Engineering.
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