Transfer Courses for Visiting Students

Every college or university has a resource to help you understand the course equivalencies between community colleges and universities. For example, here are the pages for NC State, UNCG, UNC-Chapel Hill, ECU, and UNCW.

It is recommended that you confirm with your college or university exactly how these courses would transfer back to your institution and how they would meet the requirements of your program or major.

Need additional help? Please complete our Advising Assistance form and indicate you want assistance in evaluating classes for transfer.

Our summer schedule will be available mid-spring, prior to registration beginning for all visiting students in April.

The majority of our summer classes are taught online, though we do have some hybrid and seated classes as well.

Yes, you do have to be either an active student (taken classes in fall 2023 or spring 2024) or you will need to apply as a visiting student, which you can do online.

Transcripts may be needed, depending on what class(es) you want to take. Courses that will likely require a transcript are indicated.

Registration for visiting students who are not currently enrolled will begins in April for students who have submitted their application materials and will continue until the start of the class. 

Once you have submitted your application, you can contact an Education Navigator at CCCC for assistance with registration.

If you graduated from a high school in Chatham, Harnett, or Lee counties in or after June 2023 and you meet certain eligibility criteria, you may be eligible for a tuition waiver. Learn more about the Central Carolina Promise/K14 program; you can also reach out to Mary Schmid Carter at promisek14@cccc.edu.

There are some circumstances when you may be able to apply summer aid for your summer courses. Please contact our Financial Aid Office to see if you may be able to use your aid. Even if you cannot, our courses are very affordable and tend to be 60-80% less expensive than the same university courses.

Perhaps! If you have taken (or will have taken) at least 15 hours of credit through CCCC, you may be eligible to receive your Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree. Please complete our Advising Assistance form if you are interested in learning more and determining if you may qualify for a credential with us.

Please use the Advising Assistance form if you want to take a course you do not see listed. In some cases, we may be able to offer you other alternatives that will meet your transfer needs.

Yes! We have a wide range of courses in everything from air conditioning/heating, automotive, bioprocessing, business, cosmetology, construction, culinary, early childhood education, health occupations, paralegal, welding, and more. Please indicate on the Summer Interest form what classes or fields interest you, and we’ll provide you more information when our summer schedule is finalized.

Absolutely. We offer a wide variety of continuing education classes that start and end at different times throughout the year, including in the summer. You can learn more about our Continuing Education courses and explore online Continuing Education options.