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College Foundation NC COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND UNC INSTITUTION CO-ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS Appalachian State University: Aspire Appalachian Program with 6 community colleges https://Transfer.appstate.edu/aspire 1. Caldwell Community College & Technical Institute 3. Central Piedmont Community College 5. Western Piedmont Community College 2. Catawba Valley Community College 4. Gaston College 6. Wilkes Community College East Carolina University: Pirate Promise Program with 37 community colleges https://piratepromise.ecu.edu/ 1. Alamance Community College 14. Fayetteville Tech Community College 2. Beaufort County Community College 15. Gaston College 3. Bladen Community College 16. Halifax Community College 27. Roanoke-Chowan Community College 4. Blue Ridge Community College 17. James Sprunt Community College 28. Robeson Community College 5. Brunswick County Community College 18. Johnston Community College 29. Rockingham Community College 6. Cape Fear Community College 19. Lenoir Community College 30. Sampson Community College 7. Carteret Community College 20. Martin Community College 31. Sandhills Community College 8. Central Carolina Community College 21. Montgomery Community College 32. South Piedmont Community College 9. Coastal Carolina Community College 22. Nash Community College 33. Southeastern Community College 10. College of the Albemarle 23. Pamlico Community College 34. Vance-Granville Community College 11. Craven Community College 24. Piedmont Community College 35. Wake Technical Community College 12. Durham Technical Community College 25. Pitt Community College 36. Wayne Community College 13. Edgecombe Community College 26. Richmond Community College 37. Wilson Community College Elizabeth City State University Program with 4 community colleges http://www.ecsu.edu/admissions/ 1. Albemarle Community College 3. Pitt Community College admission_requirements/index.html 2. Edgecombe Community College 4. Vance-Granville Community College Fayetteville State University: $10k Pathway Degree Program with 16 community colleges https://www.uncfsu.edu/fsu- admissions/10k-pathway FSU has partnered with North Carolina Community Colleges so that associate’s degree recipients can complete an online Bachelor’s degree at FSU for a maximum “out of pocket” cost of $10,000. 11. Piedmont Community College 1. Blue Ridge Community College 6. Edgecombe Community College 12. Richmond Community College 2. Bladen Community College 7. Fayetteville Tech Community College 13. Robeson Community College 3. Brunswick Community College 8. Guilford Tech Community College 14. Sampson Community College 4. Central Carolina Community College 9. Isothermal Community College 15. Wake Technical Community College 5. Davidson Community College 10. Johnston Community College 16. Wayne Community College Johnson C. Smith University: JCSU 2+2 Connect https://www.jcsu.edu/happenings/latest-news/johnson- Program with 1 community college c.-smith-university-and-gaston-college-sign-agreement- for-direct-entry-admission-between-the-institutions 1. Gaston College Lees-McRae College Program with 28 community colleges https://www.lmc.edu/ 1. Alamance Community College 11. Gaston College 2. Asheville-Buncombe Community College 12. Haywood Community College 3. Blue Ridge Community College 13. Isothermal Community College 4. Brunswick Community College 14. Johnston Community College 5. Caldwell Community College and Technical 15. Lenoir Community College 22. Southwestern Community College Institute 16. Mayland Community College 23. Stanly Community College 6. Cape Fear Community College 17. Mitchell Community College 24. Surry Community College 7. Carteret Community College 18. Richmond Community College 25. Wake Technical Community College 8. Central Carolina Community College 19. Roanoke-Chowan Community College 26. Western Piedmont Community College 9. College of the Albemarle 20. Rockingham Community College 27. Wilkes Community College 10. Davidson-Davie Community College 21. Southeastern Community College 28. Wilson Community College Lenoir-Rhyne University: RIBN (Regionally Increasing Baccalaureate Nurses) Program Program with 6 community colleges https://www.lr.edu/admission/undergraduate/ apply#fs-panel-4731 1. Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute 5. Western Piedmont Community College 2. Catawba Valley Community College 6. Wilkes Community College 3. Gaston College 4. Mitchell Community College Methodist University Program with 4 community colleges 1. Bladen Community College 3. Robeson Community College https://www.methodist.edu/academics/registrar/ 2. Central Carolina Community College 4. Sampson Community College transfer-partners/ North Carolina A&T State University: Aggie Plus Program with 10 community colleges https://www.ncat.edu/admissions/transfer- admissions/aggie-plus-program.php 1. Alamance Community College 5. Fayetteville Technical Community College 2. Central Piedmont Community College 6. Johnston Community College 3. Davidson County Community College 7. Richmond Community College 9. South Piedmont Community College 4. Durham Technical Community College 8. Rockingham Community College 10. Wake Technical Community College NC Central University: Eagle Connect with Durham Tech and Eagle https://www.higheredworks. Voyage with Vance Granville Program with 2 community colleges org/2016/03/durham-tech-nccu/ 1. Durham Technical Community College 2. Vance-Granville Community College NC State University: C3 Program with 13 community colleges https://c3.ncsu.edu/about/ 1. Alamance Community College 2. Brunswick Community College 6. Johnston Community College 10. Sampson Community College 3. Central Carolina Community College 7. Nash Community College 11. Vance-Granville Community College 4. Durham Technical Community College 8. Richmond Community College 12. Wake Technical Community College 5. James Sprunt Community College 9. Robeson Community College 13. Wilson Community College North Carolina Wesleyan College: Wesleyan Works Open to all NC community college graduates but specific agreements signed with: https://ncwc.edu/academics/adult- professional-studies/community-college- 1. Beaufort County Community College 6. Forsyth Technical Community College transfer-wesleyan-works/ 2. Cape Fear Community College 7. Nash Community College 3. College of the Albemarle Community College 8. Pitt Community College 4. Craven Community College 9. Wake Tech Community College 5. Edgecombe Community College 10. Wilson Community College Queens University of Charlotte: RoyalUp Program with 1 community college 1. Central Piedmont Community College https://www.queens.edu/admissions-aid/ freshman/queens-royalup.html University of North Carolina Asheville: University of North Carolina Asheville: Direct Admission Programs Program with 3 community colleges 1. Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community 2. Blue Ridge Community College https://www.unca.edu/admission/apply/ College 3. Haywood Community College partnerships/direct-admission-programs/ University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: C-STEP Program with 14 community colleges https://admissions.unc.edu/apply/ types-of-applications/c-step/ 1. Alamance Community College 6. Craven Community College 2. Cape Fear Community College 7. Durham Technical Community College 11. Robeson Community College 3. Carteret Community College 8. Fayetteville Technical Community College 12. Sandhills Community College 4. Central Carolina Community College 9. Guilford Technical Community College 13. Southwestern Community College 5. Central Piedmont Community College 10. Richmond Community College 14. Wake Technical Community College University of North Carolina at Charlotte: 49er Next Program with 6 community colleges https://49ernext.uncc.edu/ 1. Catawba Valley Community College 3. Gaston College 5. Rowan-Cabarrus Community College 2. Central Piedmont Community College 4. Mitchell Community College 6. Wake Technical Community College University of North Carolina at Greensboro: Spartan Passage https://admissions.uncg.edu/apply/transfer/ Program with 8 community colleges co-admission-programs/alamance-cc/ 1. Alamance Community College 4. Fayetteville Technical Community College 2. Central Carolina Community College 5. Guilford Technical Community College 7. Richmond Community College 3. Davidson County Community College 6. Randolph Community College 8. Rockingham Community College University of North Carolina at Pembroke: BraveStep Program with 6 community colleges https://www.uncp.edu 1. Brunswick Community College 3. Robeson Community College 5. Southeastern Community College 2. Richmond Community College 4. Sandhills Community College 6. Wayne Community College University of North Carolina Wilmington: Pathways to Excellence https://uncw.edu/admissions/ncccexcellence.html Program with 44 community colleges 15. Davidson-Davie Community College 30. Richmond Community College 1. Alamance Community College 16. Durham Technical Community College 31. Robeson Community College 2. Beaufort County Community College 17. Edgecombe Community College 32. Rockingham Community College 3. Bladen Community College 18. Fayetteville Technical Community College 33. Rowan-Cabarrus Community College 4. Blue Ridge Community College 19. Gaston College 34. Sampson Community College 5. Brunswick Community College 20. Halifax Community College 35. Sandhills Community College 6. Caldwell Community College & Technical Institute 21. Haywood Community College 36. South Piedmont Community College 7. Cape Fear Community College 22. James Sprunt Community College 37. Southeastern Community College
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