Degree, Diploma, Certificate

 

 
After submitting your application to CPCC:

Step 1. Create your CPCC Login (username And password) 

 You will need a user ID and password to gain access to student electronic services like e-mail, e-locker, computer login, and Blackboard courses, after registering and paying for classes. (It may take an hour or more after you create your User ID and password before you can log in to MyCollege or your Student Email account.)

Step 2. Set up your CPCC student email

Step 3. Complete FAFSA to begin the Financial Aid process, if needed. 

Step 4. Submit high school and external college transcripts; then have college transcripts evaluated by completing a transcript evaluation request form, if applicable.

Step 5. Study for ACCUPLACER Placement Tests using the ACCUPLACER practice tests and review videos. After completing the practice test and review videos, take placement test. The test is now mandatory; however, some students may qualify for a waiver. The placement test is untimed. 

 (If you need accommodations for the ACCUPLACER test, visit the Disability Services web site, view the video and follow the steps for services.)

Step 6. Sign Up and attend Orientation to complete the enrollment steps, be advised on classes and programs, and learn how to register.

Step 7. Register and pay for classes, or confirm that you have a Financial Aid award, by the payment due date.  (Tuition for college credit classes are based on your residence status)

Please note the following:

 

  • If you will only be taking personal interest classes, you may use MyCollege to register online for curriculum credit classes or for non-credit Corporate & Continuing Education classes.

  • Please note that some programs of study, such as those in Health Sciences and Nursing, require additional steps for acceptance.

  • Students enrolled at a four year university and visiting CPCC to take classes should follow the visiting student enrollment process.

  • If classroom accommodations are needed a student should visit Disability Services, video and provide the appropriate documentation for services.

  • Restrictions may apply to students still in high school.