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Summer 2009

Terms Dates: May 16 - July 14

SUMMER SCHEDULES WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLINE MARCH 30TH.

REGISTRATION:

 Remember to register early for best selection!  The grids below provide priority dates for currently enrolled students, the first open registration date for new and returning students and dates with extended in-person service hours.  If you are a currently enrolled student, you will receive notification of your assigned priority registration date via your CPCC email account. 

Registration services are available by phone (CHRIS) at 704-330-6970 or online at mycollege.cpcc.edu almost round the clock.  In-person assistance is available at all CPCC campuses during normal business hours, Monday-Thursday 8AM-6PM, Fridays, 8AM-5PM and during extended hours as published.    


Summer registration and fall pre-registration begins:

Student TypeStart DateAt
Currently enrolled SPRING students** in degree, diploma, or certificate programs who have completed*:
     50 or more credit hoursApril 23 5:00 pm
     24-49 credit hoursApril 27 7:30 am
All other currently enrolled spring students**April 28 7:30 am
New and returning students**May 1 7:30 am
Concurrently Enrolled High School Students
For Summer Classes only. In-person Only
May 12 7:30 am

*For purposes of priority registration, completed credits do not include ungraded classes, audits, grades of "I" or "F", literacy classes, or non-credit continuing education classes.  To see the number of credit hours you have earned, go online at CPCC Loginlog in, click on Students and then choose the "Priority Registration - View priority registration information" link.

**These student types do not include Concurrently Enrolled High School Students unless noted.

NOTE:

FALL Pre-Registration will end at 1:00 pm on June 25th and Fall registration will resume July 6th.

 IN-PERSON REGISTRATION:

May 4 - 7 & 11 - 147:30 am - 6:00 pm
May 87:30 am - 4:00 pm

 


 

 

SUMMER SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT:

  • Add Classes - Classes can be added at any point in the registration cycle from the beginning of the published registration period through the first meeting of any given class.
  • Drop Classes - Classes can be dropped through the 10% date of the class and will not appear on the student's record. Classes dropped after the 10% date are withdrawals. Refund Policy.

 


 

 AUDIT A CURRICULUM COURSE:

No student will be allowed to change from an audit to a credt designation or from a credit to an audit designation after:

  • After the first 2 weeks of an 8-week term
    (14 calendar days including the first day of the term)
  • After the first week of a 4-week term
    (7 claendar days including the first day of the term)

Registration procedures and fees for an audited class are the same as those for regular credit and non-credit enrollment. For more informaiton, click here.

 


 

WITHDRAWAL DATES:

Last day to Withdraw from the Summer Semester. 

Summer 8 week termJune 5

Change in withdrawal policy effective fall term, 2008:

When a student determines that he/she will be unable to complete courses in which he/she is currently enrolled, it is the student’s responsibility to initiate procedures leading to a formal withdrawal in order to avoid a failing grade. To receive a “W” grade, a student must withdraw before the first 35% of the class.

Financial Aid recipients should refer to the financial aid satisfactory progress policy to see if schedule adjustments will affect financial aid.

To find the 35% withdrawal deadline date for your class, check the online syllabus or talk with your instructor.

 


 

 NEW STUDENTS

Visit our Admissions webpage for more information about being admitted to Central Piedmont Community College.

 

 


 

 


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