Build communication skills in public speaking, interpersonal communication, conflict resolution, and leadership.
Courses transfer smoothly and align with four‑year communications program requirements.
Small classes and strong faculty support help you stay on track.
Save money while completing the first two years of your communications degree.
Start your communications degree with a clear, affordable path toward earning your bachelor’s. You’ll complete general education classes, and communication courses that sharpen your speaking, leadership and problem‑solving abilities - skills valued in many careers. Small class sizes and supportive instructors help you stay on track, build confidence and prepare for upper‑level studies at a four‑year university.
It’s a two‑year program that lets you complete communication‑focused and general education courses before transferring to a four‑year university to finish a bachelor’s degree.
This pathway supports majors that lead to careers in business and corporate communication, public relations and marketing, or media and journalism.
Yes. Courses in this pathway are designed to transfer smoothly to North Carolina public universities and many private institutions.
No. Submit the college application, provide your transcripts or GED, and complete placement testing if needed. No separate program application is required.
Yes. Many pathway courses are offered online or in flexible learning formats.
