Piedmont Community College (PCC) is offering 13 transferable courses during the May 28-July 25 summer session. Students home for the summer or who have recently graduated high school have the opportunity to earn credits that will transfer to 4-year public universities in North Carolina.
A three (3) credit summer class costs under $270 at Piedmont Community College. At a nearby 4-year university, the same class would cost nearly $900. Taking two summer classes at PCC this summer will save a student close to $1,450!
How is this possible? The North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA) is a statewide agreement governing the transfer of credits between NC community colleges and NC public universities. The specific classes listed below are designated in this agreement as universally transferable between community colleges and 4-year public institutions in NC. Students are encouraged to work with advisors at both PCC and the NC four-year public university of their choice to ensure a smooth transfer process.
PCC’s 2019 Transferable Summer Classes include:
• General Biology I ( BIO 111 ) – online
• General Biology II ( BIO 112 ) – online
• Principles of Microeconomics ( ECO 251 ) – online
• Principles of Macroeconomics ( ECO 252 ) – online
• Writing and Inquiry ( ENG 111 ) – online
• Writing and Research in the Discipline ( ENG 112 ) – online
• American Literature II ( ENG 232 ) – online
• World Civilization I ( HIS 111 ) – online
• Quantitative Literacy ( MAT 143 ) – Person & Caswell County Campuses
• Statistical Methods I ( MAT 152 ) – online
• Pre-Calculus Algebra ( MAT 171 ) – online
• General Psychology ( PSY 150 ) – online
• Introduction to Sociology ( SOC 210 ) – online
Other Class Offered at PCC this Summer:
Anatomy and Physiology I & II (online), Biological Pest Management, Business Law I (online), College Transfer Success (online), Developmental Math and English, Developmental Psychology (online), Gunsmithing, Introduction to Business (online), Introduction to Chemistry (online), Introduction to Computers (online), Motors and Controls, Production Techniques I, Nurse Aide I, Social Problems (online), Technology and Society, and Welding.
PCC Open House:
Learn more about Piedmont Community College at one of two Open House events and take a tour of either campus. You will also learn about tuition; financial aid; programs of study; online, day, and evening classes; and transferable courses offered this summer and fall.
• Tuesday, April 9 on the Caswell County Campus
• Thursday, April 11 on the Person County Campus
• Drop in anytime between 5-6:30 p.m.
Current high school seniors who graduate after June 4 are eligible to take summer classes at PCC through the Career and College Promise (CCP) program at no cost. To learn more about this opportunity, contact Katrina Madden at (336) 694-4619, ext. 213 or Katrina.Madden@piedmontcc.edu in Caswell County or Walter Montgomery at (336) 599-1181 or Walter.Montgomery@piedmontcc.edu in Person County.
Year Round Pell Now Available:
Students may attend full-time Fall, Spring, and Summer sessions and receive the Pell grant as long as they meet the eligibility requirements. Students will need to be enrolled at least half-time in order to receive the additional Pell for Summer 2019. PCC’s Financial Aid Team is prepared to assist students with applying for the Pell grant. Stop by during the Open House events or call (336-694-5707 (Caswell County) or (336) 322-2159 (Person County) to make an appointment.
For more information about PCC’s Summer Class Schedule, call (336) 322-2159 or visit www.piedmontcc.edu/schedule.
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