Information Services and Call Centers
CPCC’s Information Services and Call Center provides information to the community by assisting anyone that inquires about the college. This department connects customers to the appropriate college areas by providing good customer service and answers to frequently asked questions.
Phone: 704.330.2722
Family Resource Center
The Family Resource Center serves CPCC students, staff, and faculty on all six campuses. The Center’s mission is to enhance student success through healthy lifestyle programming and to support the CPCC community by identifying resources and services to assist with life challenges.
Phone: 704.330.6246
Disability Services
The Disability Services Office at Central Piedmont Community College provides academic accommodations and auxiliary aids/assistive technology to students with a documented disability. It is the mission of Disability Services for students with disabilities to have equal access to learning at CPCC.
Phone: 704.330.6621
Admissions/Registration
The Admissions/Registration Departments support the mission of the College by providing convenience and accessibility through offices at six CPCC campuses and by offering a variety of options and services online. These departments assist students with admissions forms, registering for classes, and submitting important documents to the college.
Phone: 704.330.4442 or 4242
Student Records
The Student Records department provide transcript and any other institutional credits earned through CPCC, They can provide official/unofficial transcripts to transfer student and to other intuitions.
Phone: 704.330.6625 Fax: 7047.330.6007
First Year Experience
Whether you are returning to school after a long break, training for a new career or finishing high school and continuing your education, First Year Experience provides services designed to help students successfully adjust to college. The most important variable in being a successful student is participating in college programs which help develop persistence toward achieving academic goals.
Phone: 704.330.6100
Outreach and Recruitment
The Outreach & Recruitment Office provides information to high school students, parents, faculty, and the community to educate and promote the value of a lifelong education, and to recognize CPCC as a valuable educational option. The department is dedicated to maximizing student access at Central Piedmont Community College and to providing support and information for the transition to college regardless of age and background.
Phone: 704.330.6396
International Programs and Services
The International Programs and Services office is committed to supporting the academic and personal growth of F-1 international students at CPCC. Whether students need assistance with immigration related issues, resources at the college or want to learn more about the Charlotte community, the International Office is able to help.

Phone: 704.330.6838
Transfer Resource Center
The Transfer Resource Center (TRC) assists students who want to transfer from CPCC to 4-year colleges and universities.
Students can take freshman and sophomore-level courses at CPCC and transfer the courses to a 4-year institution to complete their junior and senior years. The TRC offers a variety of resources and support including personalized advising and 4 year college/university research.
Phone: 704.330.6454
Financial Aid
The Financial Aid Office is here to support students as they apply for aid and search for avenues that will help them in funding their education. Every day CPCC assists students with their requirements, financial aid applications, and supporting documents in order to be awarded financial aid. The Financial Aid Office also connects students to scholarship opportunities when needed.
Phone: 704.330.4436 or 4238 Fax: 704.330.5053
Veterans Resources Center
The Veterans Resource Center at CPCC is a place for veterans and those who are a part of the veteran community to be supported in their academic, career, and personal endeavors. The staff of the VRC is equipped to provide information and point clients in the right direction so that goals may be met and deserved benefits and services may be accessed with ease.
Phone: 704.330.6126
Advising/Counseling
Student Counselors provide vital services to all students who want to make the most of their time in college. When visiting
Counseling Services, students will receive caring, knowledgeable assistance. Counselors also help students strengthen academic standing through education planning, goal setting and providing course recommendations.
Phone: 704.330.6433
Testing Center
CPCC Testing Center is available to enhance the student learning process by providing comprehensive testing services to the
CPCC student and faculty populations, local businesses and industries, as well as the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community and surrounding areas.
Phone: 704.330.6886
Student Success Centers
Student Success Centers connect students with resources that help them reach their educational, life, and career goals. The SSC provides students a centralized location to obtain information and guidance, goal clarification, answers to questions, tutorial assistance, advising and counseling, and access to all enrollment services. Students will experience a unique integration of services and programs that work collaboratively to achieve optimum learning and student success.
Phone: 704.330.4101 or 4437
Academic Learning Center
ALC is a tutoring center available to serve the academic needs of the students at CPCC. For any student enrolled in a curriculum course that needs individual assistance in addition to that which they are receiving in the classroom, CPCC has caring qualified staff who are ready to help them learn. The ALC is committed to helping students in three crucial areas; overcoming difficulties with academic coursework, promotion of independent learning and proactive endowment of students with skills necessary to promote academic and life-long learning success.
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Phone: 704.330.6474

Service Learning
The Service-Learning Center serves as a liaison between instructors, students, and placement site coordinators that provide service opportunities for students. The department initiates and supports curricular and co-curricular activities that enhance student learning, promote civic responsibility, and respond to the critical needs in our community through collaborative campus and community partnerships.
Phone: 704.330.6445
Student Support Services/TRiO
TRiO Student Support Services is a federally funded program through the Department of Education Office of postsecondary education. The TRiO-Student Support Service’s mission is to empower Central Piedmont Community College students to persist and graduate from the college. We do this by providing a variety of support services that meet the student's academic, personal and social needs.
Phone: 704.330.6394
Career Services
The Career Services department has experienced Career Counselors that can assist students with developing effective resumes and savvy interviewing skills. The department also provides assistance with the latest job search techniques, discovering satisfying career options, and much more.
Phone: 704.330.6551
Student Life
Student Life is the home to student involvement, leadership, service, programs on diversity and culture, and more. The department facilitates student learning and development by providing activities and services that enhance positive relationships among students, the College and the community. These relationships are created and nurtured through accessible programs and services, connections to campus and community resources, and co-curricular opportunities that focus on diversity, leadership, service and personal well-being.
Phone: 704.330.6584
Graduation Office
The Graduation Office provides quality auditing and certification services that promote learning and responsibility among potential graduates, support students in achieving their educational goals, and uphold the integrity of the CPCC degree.
Phone: 704.330.6625