Program of Studies

THE CAREER AND COLLEGE PROMISE PROGRAM
RANDOLPH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
To learn more about Randolph Community College please visit their webpage:
http://www.randolph.edu/
These courses are designed for students who plan to enter college. These challenging curriculums are offered
in collaboration with Randolph Community College. Randolph Community College provides the instruction and
course content for these courses. Placement tests must be taken and successfully completed to gain entry
into the college transfer pathways. Dual credit will be awarded for courses that meet the depth, breadth and
rigor as deemed appropriate by the superintendent.
Courses selected have been articulated with the North Carolina University system as approved transfer
courses. Students planning to transfer to colleges outside the North Carolina University System should consult
the catalog of the institution to which they plan to transfer to guide them in selecting acceptable courses for
transfer to a senior college or university.
Students may have to purchase their own textbooks; however, they will not have to pay tuition. To be eligible to
receive financial aid from RCC after graduation from high school, the student must maintain satisfactory
academic progress toward an eligible program of study. The student must successfully complete 67% of the
cumulative credit hours attempted to meet the minimum requirement. Example: if the student attempts 12
credit hours during enrollment, the student must successfully complete 8 credit hours (12 hours attempted x
67% = 8 hours). Successful completion is defined as receiving a grade of A, B, C, D.
For information on Randolph Community College Placement Testing, visit the following web site:
www.randolph.edu/student-success/placement-assessment.html
Randolph County School System 21 Program of Studies 2016-2017