NCC’s Career and College Promise team would like to give a shout-out to Mrs. Wanda Corbin-Robinson, a counselor at CITI High School for her support of students dually enrolled at… Continue Reading
Henry Barrios is a 12th grader at CITI High School pursuing an Associate in Applied Science degree in Industrial Systems Technology through dual enrollment at Nash Community College. He chose to attend CITI so… Continue Reading
Many N.C. 2020 high school graduates are now eligible to have tuition and fees covered at Nash Community College through the Longleaf Commitment Grant, which does not have to be… Continue Reading
Jaeyona Clark is a Nash Central High School junior. While enrolled at the high school, Clark is earning college credits, free of charge, and also enjoying a traditional high school… Continue Reading
Nash Community College’s Career and College Promise program has begun recognizing a high school partner each month for going above and beyond to support dual enrollment student success. For October… Continue Reading
Nolan Bailey, 16, said he chose to enroll in the Career and College Promise program at Nash Community College because it will save his family a lot of money in… Continue Reading
Brooke Thompson, a Nash Central High School 2021 graduating senior, recently reflected on her decision to enroll in the Career and College Promise program at Nash Community College. Career and… Continue Reading
“I decided to enroll in the Career and College Promise (CCP) program because I wanted to take advantage of taking college courses while in high school,” Aesya Jones said. “I… Continue Reading
Did you know high school juniors and seniors can earn college credits and employment credentials tuition-free while enrolled in the Career and College Promise program? In the program, students take courses… Continue Reading
“Nash provided an amazing transition from homeschooling to a formal college setting,” Abigail Wooten, 20, of Rocky Mount, said. “They gave me the opportunity to get a headstart on my… Continue Reading
Nash Community College held orientation on Thursday, May 30 for high school students entering the Career and College Promise (CCP) program, and their parents and guardians. President Dr. Bill Carver… Continue Reading
Tamaya Sutton, 18, said she chose Nash Community College’s Career and College Promise program because she wanted to get college experience and gain college credits before entering a four-year university…. Continue Reading
