Career & College Promise (CCP)

Information SessionFebruary 28, 2019

Career and College Promise

Career and College Promise provides a seamless dual enrollment educational opportunity for eligible North Carolina high school

students in order to accelerate completion of college certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees that lead to college transfer or provide

entry-level job skills.

There are two central pathways for the program:

College Transfer & Career and Technical Education

Career Technical Education (CTE) Pathways

• Accounting

• Agribusiness

• Animal Science (Beef)

• Animal Science (Equine)

• Animal Science (Poultry)

• Animal Science (Sheep and Goat)

• Animal Science (Swine)

• Building Construction

• Business Administration

• Carpentry II

• Community Spanish Interpreter

• Cosmetology

• Criminal Justice

• Early Childhood (Certificate/Diploma): NCECC

• Emergency Management

• Emergency Medical Science: EMT I

• Human Services

• Industrial Maintenance

• Information Technology

• Livestock Management

• Manicuring/Nail Technology: M/N Tech License

• Medical Office

• Nursing Assistant: CNA I

• School-Age

• Supply Chain Management

• Welding

Eligibility Requirements for Career Technical Education (CTE) Pathway

*High School Junior or Senior

*2.8+ Unweighted High School GPA

OR

*Demonstrate College Readiness on Approved Assessments

in English, Reading, and Math.

Principals (or their designee) may still submit a waiver to allow a student entry into a CTE pathway. If a waiver is submitted, the principal (or their designee) will need to

provide a rationale for why the GPA requirement was waived.

CTE pathways that include UGETC (Universal General Education Transfer Component) courses will not be eligible for the principal waiver/designee waiver for entry into

the CCP program.

College Transfer Pathway (CT) & Eligibility

Associate of Arts

Associate of Science

Associate of General Education – Nursing

*High School Junior or Senior

*2.8+ Unweighted High School GPA

OR

*Demonstrate College Readiness on Approved Assessments in English, Reading, and Math.

HS GPA QUALITY POINTS

College Transfer CCP courses receive 1 additional quality point.

The North Carolina Community System has an articulation agreement with all state colleges/universities & most private colleges/universities. Some of the more selective private colleges/universities are not part of the

agreement, so always check with their Admissions Office first concerning articulation.

• Barton College

• Belmont Abbey College

• Bennett College

• Brevard College

• Campbell University

• Catawba College

• Chowan University

• Gardner-Webb University

• Greensboro College

• Guilford College

• High Point University

• Johnson C. Smith University

• Lees-McRae College

• Lenoir-Rhyne University

• Livingstone College

• Mars Hill University

• Meredith College

• Methodist University

• Montreat College

• North Carolina Wesleyan College

• Pfeiffer University

• Queens University of Charlotte

• Saint Augustine’s University

• Salem College

• Shaw University

• St. Andrews University

• University of Mount Olive

• Warren Wilson College

• William Peace University

• Wingate University LAST UPDATED 08/23/18

Articulation

Dual Credit AllowanceMany of the college transfer courses satisfy high school graduation requirements. Students will receive both high school and college

credit!

Example:ENG 111 + ENG 112 + ENG 231 or 232 = ENG III graduation

requirement and the student receives 9 credit hours of transferable college coursework.

http://www.ncpublicschools.org/docs/advancedlearning/ccp-dual-credit-allowances.pdf

CCP ORIENTATION

Prior to enrolling at SCC, CCP students will complete an orientation on campus.

There is a CCP orientation each Fall, Spring, and Summer Semester.

CCP Student Fees

It’s tuition-free; however, high school students must pay for fees, book(s), and other supplemental materials! Fees are $47.35 per

semester. Not per course.

Credit Hours SCC Tuition + Fees You Pay You SAVE

1-5 $123.35-$427.35 $47.35 $76.00 - $380.00

6-11 $503.35-$883.35 $47.35 $456.00 - $836.00

12-16 $959.35-$1263.35 $47.35 $912.00 - $1216.00

Books & Supplies

•Books and supplies are paid by the student. However, we are always looking at options to save the students money. •Classes without textbooks include:

• ENG 111/112• ART 111• COM 231• SPA 111/112/211/212• CIS 110.

Semesters & Course Formats

• Fall/Spring Semester (16-Week)

• Fall/Spring Mini-Mester (8-Week)

• May-Mester (5-Week)

• Summer Semester (4-8 Weeks)

• CIS 110 (Five Weeks)

• Face-to Face

• Hybrid

• Online

CCP Important Dates

• March 4-15: Midway: Fall Registration

• March 18-22: Union: Summer Registration

• March 25-29: Clinton: Summer Registration

• April 1-5: Hobbton: Summer Registration

• April 8-11: Lakewood: Summer Registration

• April 15-19: Lakewood: Fall Registration

• April 29-May 3: Union: Fall Registration

• May 6-10: Clinton: Fall Registration

• May 13-17: Hobbton: Fall Registration

Success Stories

Congratulations to our upcoming 2019 graduates!

5 – Clinton High School

5 – Hobbton High School

14 – Midway High School

ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIESat Sampson Community College

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT & CONTINUING EDUCATION

Viking ExpressAssociate Degree in Arts

In

One Calendar Year

Goals

• Complete a rigorous-prescribed Associate in Arts degree in one calendar year

• Two cohort options – all online OR hybrid-evening

• Fall, Spring, Summer semesters – 8-week sessions (4 classes per session)

• Start 2 cohorts Fall 2019

• One designated advisor for the program – Lew Gravis

• Instruction provided by full-time and adjunct faculty

Program requirements

• Full-time student

• Minimum of 2.8 unweighted HS GPA

• Completed HS college transfer track

• Graduated from NC HS within the past 10 years

• Evaluation of standardized test scores for college readiness

• Preferred: earned college credit hours towards Associate in Arts

Semester Dates Course 1 Course 2 Course 3 Course 4 Credit Hours Total Credits

Fall 2019 August 19, 2019 - October 10, 2019 ACA 122 MAT 152 ENG 111 * ART 111 * 11

October 14, 2019 - December 17, 2019 PHI 240 COM 231 * ENG 112 * PSY 150 12 23

Spring 2020 January 7, 2020 - February 27, 2020 ECO 252 SPA 111 * ENG 232 BIO 111 13

March 2, 2020 - May 8, 2020 HEA 110 SPA 112 * REL 110 BIO 112 13 26

Summer 2020 May 18, 2020 - Jul 8, 2020 SOC 210 SPA 211 * HIS 132 CIS 110 * 12 12

* No Texbook Required Total: 61

Semester Dates

Course 1

Online

Course 2

Tuesdays

Course 3

Thursdays

Course 4

Online Credit Hours Total Credits

Fall 2019 August 19, 2019 - October 10, 2019 ACA 122 MAT 152 ENG 111 * ART 111 * 11

October 14, 2019 - December 17, 2019 PHI 240 COM 231 * ENG 112 * PSY 150 12 23

Spring 2020 January 7, 2020 - February 27, 2020 ECO 252 SPA 111 * ENG 232 BIO 111 13

March 2, 2020 - May 8, 2020 HEA 110 SPA 112 * REL 110 BIO 112 13 26

Summer 2020 May 18, 2020 - Jul 8, 2020 SOC 210 SPA 211 * HIS 132 CIS 110 * 12 12

* No Texbook Required Total: 61

Release 1.7

1/2/2019

Online Option

Blended Option (Tuesday/Thursday 6:00-8:50 pm + Online)

CO-ADMISSION AGREEMENTS

FALL 2019

TUITIONGUARANTEE

forSAMPSON COUNTY

HS GRADUATES

NEXT STEPS…

1. VISIT THE GYMNASIUM • PROGRAM TABLES

• SAMPSON PROMISE

• CONTINUING EDUCATION

• VIKING EXPRESS

• CAREER & COLLEGE PROMISE

2. REGISTER WITH MR. GILLESPIE & MS. RAYNOR AT YOUR HIGH SCHOOL

3. ATTEND CCP ORIENTATION

4. BEGIN CCP CLASSES!