Transferring
National Transfer Student Week is set for October 20-24, 2025. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about transferring to a four-year school after completing your degree at Central Piedmont!
Transfer to a Four-Year College or University
You can transfer your credits from Central Piedmont to many colleges and universities—public or private—in North Carolina or across the country. Transfer Services is here to help you understand your options and guide you through the process.
Before you apply to another school, make sure to check their admissions website. Each college has its own rules about how credits transfer.
If you're already a student at Central Piedmont and thinking about transferring to a four-year school, Transfer Services can support you. If you're new and want to start at Central Piedmont, you can apply now.
MEET 4-YEAR SCHOOLS THIS SEMESTER
Transfer Services holds several events each semester to connect you with local four-year institutions, including transfer fairs held in the fall and in the spring.
Transfer Tuesdays give you a chance to meet with four-year colleges during the semester to learn about their admissions, programs, and how to transfer after Central Piedmont.
Central Piedmont Transfer Degree Pathways
Check out our list of Central Piedmont transfer degree programs (Associate in Arts, Associate in Engineering, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate in Science), as well as a suggested course sequence for the courses you should take based on what you want to major in at the school you transfer to. Some other programs also offer transfer options — keep reading to learn more about Associate in Applied Science 2+2 programs.
Transfer degrees and course sequences by majorTransfer an Associate in Applied Science Degree (2+2 Programs)
Many of our programs have 2+2 transfer agreements with four-year institutions that make it easy for you to transfer into a related bachelor's degree at that school after you get your Associate in Applied Science.
2+2 transfer agreementsTransfer to a Private School in North Carolina
If you are interested in transferring to a private college or university in North Carolina after you get your degree, learn about the NC Community College system's Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement.
North Carolina Independent Comprehensive Articulation AgreementAdvising
Contact Transfer Services for more information on schools to transfer to and how to transfer. Contact an academic advisor for help picking a program and course planning; be sure to let them know if your goal is to transfer to a 4-year school when you graduate.
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