The Placement Tests cover math, English, reading and Algebra. Distance learning applicants must schedule an interview with the Distance Learning Coordinator or instructor. Receive a letter of acceptance from the Director of Admissions prior to the end of the student s first semester. Allied Health applicants must be accepted prior to the Fall Semester. These applicants are required to meet the academic and technical standards of the Allied Health curriculums.
Some individual courses do, however, require prerequisites, testing, or exemption from testing.
To qualify for in-state tuition, you must be a North Carolina resident for tuition purposes as defined by state law. Students are responsible for providing the college with all information necessary to determine residency status. No activity fee is charged during the Summer Term. Student accident insurance is available through the Business Office. The cost of books, supplies, and equipment varies from one curriculum program to another.