Phase 1: Enrollment
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Complete and submit a CPCC Application for Admission [www.cpcc.edu/admissions]
Create your CPCC Login [https://secure2.cpcc.edu/cpcclogin/]
Sign up for a Pre-Enrollment Preparation (PEP) Session for support with the following: [www.cpcc.edu/firstyear]
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College overview, degrees offered, course delivery formats
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Access and utilize MyCollege
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Financial information, financial aid, registration, academic profile, verify CPCC residence status & contact information
Access Student Email
Learn how to access information on the CPCC website
Learn about the following processes: transcript request and evaluation, applying for financial aid,
preparing for and taking the ACCUPLACER placement tests, ACT/SAT waiver guidelines, connecting
with Counseling & Advising Services
Students will complete the following steps on their own:
 Request transcripts and transcript evaluation(s) [www.cpcc.edu/admissions/student-records]
 Study for and make an appointment to take the ACCUPLACER [www.cpcc.edu/testing_assessment]
o Students with official ACT/SAT scores should follow the ACT/SAT Waiver Guidelines
 Apply for Financial Aid [www.cpcc.edu/financial_aid]
 Make an appointment with Counseling & Advising Services [www.cpcc.edu/ican/contact]
o If applicable, follow the procedures for Disability Counseling Services [www.cpcc.edu/disabilities]
*If residence status needs to be reviewed, contact Registration and Admissions. [www.cpcc.edu/admissions/contact]
Phase 2: Registration & Payment
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Attend appointment or New Student Advising Group to determine academic goals, complete a
master student action plan, discuss Standards of Academic Progress, credit hours, grade point
average (GPA) and college success skills/ACA
o Undecided students will be referred to Career Services
Register for and pay for classes using MyCollege
o Students can also register and pay for classes in person
Sign up for New Student Orientation [www.cpcc.edu/firstyear]
Phase 3: Attend New Student Orientation
Logistics:
 Bookstore (Purchase/rental)
 Parking decals
 Higher One refunds/debit cards
 Student IDs
 Priority registration
 Campus Security
 Student code of conduct/handbook
 Critical Alert
 Federal Family Education Rights and Privacy
Act (FERPA)
 Enrollment & Student Services
 Student clubs and organizations
Academics
 Core Competencies
 Transfer Resource Center
 35% withdrawal date
 What to expect from college
instructors/syllabi
 Blackboard/Moodle
 eLearning orientations
 Academic support services
 MyCollege
 Student Email
Phase 4: Ongoing support for new students
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First Year Experience (FYE)
Academic Related Courses (ACA)
Learning Communities
Student Success Center
Counseling and Advising Services
iCAN (live help offered online)
TRiO Student Support Services Program
Academic Learning Center
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Student Life
Clubs and Organizations
Minority Male Mentoring (3MP)
Peer Mentoring Program
Career Services
Transfer Resource Center (TRC)
Disability Services
Library Services
Faculty Advisor