GTCC Career and College Promise Program Overview
North Carolina high school students can benefit from the Career and College Promise program offered by Guilford Technical Community College (GTCC). This program allows juniors and seniors to earn college credits at a community college campus tuition-free. Students must meet eligibility requirements, such as a GPA of 2.8 or higher, to participate. The program offers opportunities for college credit transferable to various institutions, as well as credentials in technical careers. Admissions sessions, including a recorded session due to COVID-19, provide detailed information on curriculum pathways, class registration, and program benefits. Various pathways, including Associates in Art, Science, Nursing, Engineering, and more, are available through the CCP program at GTCC, providing students with a head start in their academic and career journeys.
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CCP Video 2020- Parents-URL_V2.mp4 Career & College Promise Program Overview
Eligibility Requirements Career and College Promise offers North Carolina high school students the chance to earn college credits at a community college campus. The program is tuition-free for high school juniors and seniors (semester fees will be due). You must have a cumulative unweighted GPA of 2.8 or higher or passing test scores. Students can earn: College credit transferable to all UNC System Institutions and many of NC s - Independent Colleges and Universities - A credential, certificate or diploma in a technical career - A high school diploma and two years of college credit in four to five years through innovative cooperative high schools (limited availability). Admissions Policies
New Student Admissions Meetings Admissions Sessions are required for all new students. Because of COVID-19, the recorded Admissions Session below replaces the required in-person Admissions Meeting. Please submit a completed application packet with all signatures after viewing the Admissions Session. The Admissions Session includes information on the following: General Program Information Curriculum Pathways How to navigate the website to search for classes How to register for classes Q & A It is important that you and your student watch the entire recording on the next slide!
Please watch and take notes! (click below) ADMISSIONS SESSION RECORDING This admissions recording is mandatory for all students due to limitations with COVID-19.
Associates in Art Associates in Science CCP College Transfer Pathways Associates Degree Nursing Associates in Engineering Career and College Promise College Transfer Pathways Associates in Fine Art & Visual Arts Associates in Fine Arts in Music Associates in Fine Arts in Theatre Manufacturing Technology -- Machining Apprenticeship
Checkout this link to help you find more details about the pathways! CCP College Transfer Pathway
Once you and your student have viewed the Admissions Session: 1 Determine your Career and College Promise Pathway Write the Pathway name and Code on your Verification Form. Please refer to the Dual Credit Allowances Document for information on how the high school credits dual courses. There are two types of Career and College Promise Pathways: o College Transfer Pathways GTCC offers seven different college transfer pathways o Career/Technical Education Pathways GTCC offers numerous certificate and diploma programs. Use the links below to learn more about them. College Transfer Pathway Career and Technical Education Pathway LEARN MORE LEARN MORE
The Application Packet includes:2 Complete the Application Packet (forms are attached). (Signatures may be obtained by email.) o GTCC Application for Admission Student signature required on page 2. o Verification of Student Eligibility Form Please make sure that you have all signatures required and that you have included the pathway. o Attendance Policy Form o Year-End High School Transcript courses must be listed by grade level, signed and dated by principal and include a cumulative unweighted GPA. Please send a copy of your latest transcript with the admissions packet. If you attend a public high school, you may request this through cfnc.org. Please provide your High School ID # on the Verification Form. If your transcript is in a sealed envelope, you may open it and scan it. Click here for step by step instructions with screen shots for ordering your transcript on CFNC. o Consent to Release Form to be completed by the student. o Media Release Form to be completed by the parent. https://gtcc.edu/_files/admissions/InternationalStudentApplicationPacket.pdf
3 Scan your application packet and email the documents as attachments using the attach button to ccp@gtcc.edu. Do not copy and paste the documents into the body of the email. Once you have submitted your application packet: o Please be checking the email listed on your application. If something is missing, you will be notified. After the application is processed, the applicant will receive an email with Titan Account Activation Instructions. o After activating your Titan account, please log into your GTCC Titan Email and check it frequently. You will receive registration instructions around March 1, 2021. Applicants who apply after March 15, will receive registration instructions after their application is processed. o Once you have registered for classes, you will be sent an email with instructions for our mandatory online CCP Orientation. Please keep in mind that the purpose of CCP is for eligible high school students to earn college credits towards a college degree, diploma, or certificate. Dual credit for high school graduation requirements is a bonus, but should not be what drives course selection. Courses in the CCP transfer pathways should be selected based on the published bachelor degree plan for the major at the university the student intends to transfer to after high school. https://myapps.northcarolina.edu/transfertoolbox/advising-tools-nc-community-college-transfer-students/
*** Dates to put on your calendar *** March 15, 2021: Priority Deadline for Early Summer and Fall Registration 2021 May 13, 2021: Deadline to submit new applications June 2, 2021: First Day of 8 week summer classes July 15, 2021: Deadline to submit new applications July 27, 2021: Last day of summer classes
Contacts for Additional Questions Linda Whitlow Liaison, Early Middle College and Concurrent Enrollment Programs Guilford Technical Community College Percy Sears Applied Technology Building, Room 318 601 E. Main Street, Jamestown, NC 27282 lswhitlow@gtcc.edu 336.334.4822 ext. 50562 Mailing Address: PO Box 309, Jamestown NC 27282 www.gtcc.edu Annette Harper Administrative Assistant, Career & College Promise 336.334.4822 Ext:50263 Email: amharper2@gtcc.edu Phone: 336-334-4822 Ext: 50263 Email: mharper2@gtcc.edu
Policies & Forms Student Policies & Information
- How do students apply to participate in the Career & College Promise program? - Can high school students enroll in a community college outside of Career & College Promise? - What is the maximum number of college credits that a CCP student can take? - Are local colleges permitted to let high school students take a course outside the pathway concurrently with their pathway-completing course? -Are local colleges permitted to let high school students take a course outside the pathway concurrently with their pathway-completing course? - Will CCP students receive honors or AP credit for completing college courses? Frequently Asked Questions like these can be answered at the following links Career and College Promise Forms FAQ's for Students
** Common Questions from Northern Guilford High School Students ** 1) How will my counselor coordinate my schedule with GTCC? Sign up for 6 NGHS courses in PowerSchool during the online registration window. When you meet with your counselor, she will remove the appropriate courses.Your GTCC classes will be taken either in the morning or afternoon so that your NGHS classes can be scheduled around them. Don t worry! We know you can t be in 2 places at the same time. If there is a scheduling issue, your counselor will call you over the summer to discuss options. Students typically take 3 -4 NGHS classes and 1 -2 GTCC classes a semester. Students must have at least 5 courses during each semester. 2) Are GTCC courses a part of my NGHS transcript? Yes! And your GTCC transcript will have to be sent to the college where you enroll.
** Continued Common Questions ** 3) If I drop a course at GTCC, can I still play sports at NGHS? This is a slippery slope. You must be enrolled in and pass at least 5 course credits each semester. Note that for eligibility purposes, one GTCC course will count as 2 courses since it is a semester in length. If you play a sport, talk with your school counselor BEFORE you drop a GTCC course so you do not risk losing your athletic eligibility. 4) If I want to withdraw from a course, can I just stop going to class? Absolutely not! You must contact Linda Whitlow and complete the required withdrawal paperwork. If you simply stop going, you will earn a failing grade that will appear on both your NGHS and GTCC Transcripts. You must contact Linda Whitlow if you want to withdraw from a class. 5) Is there transportation? No, the student must provide their own transportation.
** Continued Common Questions ** 6) Can I sign up for the spring semester instead of the fall? Yes, students can submit their Career and College Promise application for fall, spring, and summer semesters. 7) Can I take all of my classes at GTCC? No, they do not offer a high school equivalent for Civics or Earth/Environmental Science. We also do not allow students to take English 3 and English 4 at GTCC, since they will not have the prerequisites completed for those courses.
GTCC Classes Commonly Taken by Career and College Promise Students ART 111 Art Appreciation COM 231 Public Speaking HIS 111/112 World Civilization HIS 131 & 132 American History Ii & II MAT 143 Quantitative Literacy MAT 152 Statistical Methods I MAT 171 Precalculus Algebra MAT 172 Precalculus Trigonometry MUS 110 Music Appreciation POL 150 American Government PSY 150 General Psychology SOC 210 Introduction to Sociology
Tips When Taking GTCC Courses Take full advantage of professor s office hours. Drop in to see them and ask questions. Make use of tutoring on campus. Check your GTCC email every day. All correspondence from your instructors and the CCP office come to your Titan (GTCC) account, not your personal email address. Know that neither your NGHS counselors nor your parents are allowed to communicate with your GTCC instructors. .
