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Education provided for adults after they have left the formal education system, consisting typically of short or part-time courses.

The Continuing Education Department provides adults with quality and convenient learning opportunities consistent with identified student needs. Courses are designed to assist in the following areas:

  • Upgrading or retraining employed individuals
  • Preparing for entry into an occupation
  • Providing self-improvement opportunities

For information call (252) 451-8216 or email coned@nashcc.edu.

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Rhonda Strickland

Rhonda Strickland

Registrar, Continuing Education
Building: Continuing Education
Room: 8219
Phone: 252-451-8345
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Tammy Rogers

Tammy Rogers

Assistant Registrar, Continuing Education
Building: Continuing Education
Room: 8215
Phone: 252-451-8234
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Nevaeh Atkinson

Registration Specialist, Continuing Education
Building: Continuing Education
Room: 8232
Phone: 252-451-8216
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Raquel Hedgepeth

Raquel Hedgepeth

Continuing Education Success Navigator
Building: Continuing Education
Room: 8225
Phone: 252-451-8329
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Andrea Giddens

Andrea Giddens

Coordinator, Community Engagement
Building: Continuing Education
Room: 8221
Phone: 252-451-8334
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Click here to receive updates from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Nash Community College (NCC) is confident and proud of the relationships that we are building with the men and women in uniform that bravely serve this country, those who have served and their families.

NCC is dedicated to providing the highest quality comprehensive support to student veterans in an atmosphere of commitment, respect and academic excellence. The College offers training opportunities for veterans, eligible National Guard/Reservists and eligible dependents (spouse and/or children) of 100 percent service-connected disabled or deceased veterans.

For information regarding benefits administered by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, contact the following office:

Note: Some links on this page leave the NCC Website. These links are not to be considered as being endorsed by Nash Community College.

General Eligibility Requirements

Veterans Affairs students are in the unique position of having to meet requirements as specified by the Department of Veterans Affairs, the North Carolina State Approving Agency (NCSAA), and Nash Community College. Although NCC’s VA Office does not work for the Department of Veterans Affairs or the SAA, it is our job to work closely with them to ensure your needs as students are met. Our office strives to meet the Principles of Excellence.

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Brenda Hardy

Brenda Hardy

Curriculum and Veterans Coordinator
Building: Building A
Room: 2014
Phone: 252-451-8407
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University Transfer curriculum is designed for students who intend to transfer to a senior college for their baccalaureate degree.

Freshman and sophomore level courses introduce students to areas of study that develop breadth of outlook and contribute to balanced development. This training is complementary to, but different in emphasis from, the specialized training one receives for a job, a profession, or a major in a particular field of study.

The curriculum includes courses in communications, humanities and fine arts, mathematics, science, social sciences, physical education, and elective courses in liberal arts. These courses in the University Transfer Program assist students to develop an understanding and appreciation of the political, social, economic and cultural institutions in our society; to develop the ability for critical and constructive thinking, for problem solving, and ordering of values; to maintain good mental and physical health for self, family, and community, and balanced personal and social adjustment; to use basic mechanical, mathematical, and communication skills to solve everyday problems, understand ideas of others, and express ideas effectively; to understand their cultural heritage; to understand the creative activities of others; and to encourage participation in creative activities.

Programs offered

Upon successful completion of the degree requirements, students are awarded the Associate in Arts, Associate in Engineering, or Associate in Science degree.

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The College Foundation of North Carolina provides a Transfer Student Planner to help students learn about and plan for opportunities for transfer between North Carolina’s colleges and universities.

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Nash County Education Network Partnership

The Nash County Education Network (NCEN) is a transfer program for Nash County Public School (NCPS) graduates who plan to continue their education at Nash Community College (NCC), with the educational goal of fulfilling their undergraduate degree at North Carolina Wesleyan University (NCWU).

This pathway ensures that graduates from both Nash County Public School and  Nash Community College are automatically eligible for admission to one of NCWU’s undergraduate degree programs. Tuition is capped at $20,000 in total for completion of both an NCC associate degree and an NCWU bachelor’s degree*. These students are offered access to academic advising and financial aid counseling by NCWU prior to enrollment at NCWU. Participants in the NCEN are offered access to any events on NCWU’s main campus in Rocky Mount, NC, at no cost.

For students who want to transfer from NCC to NCWU, NCWU will: 
  • Admit qualifying eligible NCEN students currently enrolled or having previously graduated from NCC 
  • Accept Associate of Arts (AA) and Associate of Science (AS) coursework under the terms of the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities comprehensive and uniform agreements. Under these agreements, 60 credit hours transfer and all general education requirements will be considered as met. 
  • Accept up to 60 credit hours from the Associate of Applied Science (AAS), and up to an additional 15 hours of general education coursework at the 100 level and higher up into one of three categories – major, general education, or elective coursework. These courses will be transferred into the student’s intended degree/requirements at NCWU and students will be advised of the status of their transfer credits through a transfer credit evaluation. In some cases, a student may need to complete more than 60 hours of credit in order to graduate from NCWU.

Interested NCPS students should discuss with counselors for the related Career and Technical Education pathways that are applicable for the NCEN.  

 
Transfer Specifics  & Eligibility: 

Associate in Arts (AA) and Associate in Science (AS): Graduates with an AA and AS will transfer under the terms of the North Carolina Independent Colleges Comprehensive Articulation Agreement. 

  • General Studies (Associate in Science tracks) 

Associate in Applied Science (AAS): Graduates of an Applied Science degree in the following three AAS degrees will be eligible for matriculation as juniors, with up to 60 hours of satisfactorily completed AAS coursework (minimum grade of “C”), and transferred in as major, general education, or elective coursework. 

  • Information Systems 
  • Business Administration 
  • Criminal Justice 
  • The number of hours and credits remaining for undergraduate degree completion from an AAS degree will vary 
  • Graduates of NCC’s AAS programs will be permitted to take up to an additional 15 hours of general education coursework at NCC, for a total of no more than 75 hours of transfer credit. 

*Qualification for NCEN depends on a variety of academic and economic factors. To qualify for the $20,000 or less tuition, the student must be in good academic standing upon graduation from NCC. The student must also be full Pell eligible, an NC resident and a commuter student at NCWU.  

 

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Associate in Science Program
Kochi Angar

Kochi Angar

Department Chair, Mathematics & Natural Sciences/Professor, Mathematics
Building: Science & Technology
Room: 7247
Phone: 252-451-8396
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Associate in Arts Program
Kristin Harkins

Kristin Harkins

Department Chair, English, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Building: Building D
Room: 4110
Phone: 252-451-8367
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Associate in Engineering Program
Keith Powell

Keith Powell

Academic Advisor
Building: Building A
Room: 2036
Phone: 252-451-8318
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Cheska Armstrong

Cheska Pringle

Academic Advisor
Building: Building A
Room: 2035
Phone: 252-451-8294
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For all financial aid inquiries please email nccfinancialaid@nashcc.edu.

Refunds to students receiving Title IV federal funds will be handled in the same manner as specified in the institutional refund policy. The refund policy of the College shall be consistent with the North Carolina Administrative Code and may designate different refund specifications for curriculum and continuing education. Information regarding refunds may be obtained from the Business Office.

A student may be required to repay a portion of the Student Financial Assistance (SFA) award if he/she withdraws from the institution or reduces his/her course load before the 60 percent point of the enrollment period.

Reminders

  • In order to receive a loan disbursement, you must be enrolled for a minimum of six credit hours at the time funds are scheduled to be disbursed.
  • Pell disbursements are based on enrollment status for classes that have started. If enrollment in a late- start course changes enrollment status, students will receive another disbursement after the course has started and attendance is verified.

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Tammy Lester

Tammy Lester

Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2011
Phone: 252-451-8371
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Priscilla Dickens

Priscilla Dickens

Assistant Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2012
Phone: 252-451-8296
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For all financial aid inquiries please email nccfinancialaid@nashcc.edu.

All applicants for financial aid at Nash Community College must:

  • Complete “The Free Application For Federal Student Aid” (FAFSA) to receive a “Student Aid Report” which determines eligibility. You can call 1-800-4FED-AID (1-800-433-3243) for assistance with the FASFA application.
  • If eligible, add Nash Community College to the FAFSA application. The federal school code for Nash Community College is 008557.
  • Complete the NCC Scholarship Application (Optional).

To receive financial aid a student must have a high school diploma from an accredited school or High School Equivalency and must be admitted to Nash Community College.

The Financial Aid Office reserves the right to ask for verification of financial information and uses the standards in the current verification guide of the US Department of Education.

Students should submit all paperwork to the financial aid office based on the following dates:

  • Fall Semester – June 1
  • Spring Semester – November 15
  • Summer Semester – April 1

Financial Aid is awarded on the basis of need and satisfactory academic progress. It is essential to apply early to be given priority consideration for aid since applications will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Tammy Lester

Tammy Lester

Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2011
Phone: 252-451-8371
Email
Priscilla Dickens

Priscilla Dickens

Assistant Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2012
Phone: 252-451-8296
Email
Appointment

Types of Aid

Nash Community College has partnered with Nelnet Business Solutions to offer students affordable payment plan options.

How to Register

  1. Visit NCC Payment Plans website or log in to your Self Service account.
  2. Click on Student Menu.
  3. Under the financial information, click on Payment Plan.
  4. Students accessing Enterprise for the first time will need to confirm their demographics and set up security questions. Going forward when students access their account they will land on their home page.
  5. Click on “Set up a Payment Plan”.
  6. Students will land on the welcome page with instructions to setup an Authorized Payer.
  7. If someone other than the student is paying, the student will need to add them as an Authorized Party. Click “Begin” to continue.
  8. Verify Contact information then click “Next” button.
  9. Amount Due Page shows amount due. Student can view details of amount due then click “Next”.
  10. Student will see all payment plan options available to them. They will select the payment plan of their choice and click “Next”.
  11. Student will be warned of the non-refundable enrollment fee. Click “OK”.
  12. Student will select what type of account to process payments from and fill out all the necessary information. Once account is selected it will show exactly what and when payments will be processed.
  13. The Payment Schedule displays the future payments and amounts due. Click “Next”.
  14. Review & Authorize the Terms & Conditions. Student will need to check the box and hit “Authorize”.
  15. Once submitted the student will get an agreement # and hit “Done” to return to the Enterprise home page.
  16. On the homepage, students can make additional payments towards their balance due and/or they can see the details of their payment plan by clicking on “View Details”.Self Service

Contact

Tammy Lester

Tammy Lester

Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2011
Phone: 252-451-8371
Email
Priscilla Dickens

Priscilla Dickens

Assistant Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2012
Phone: 252-451-8296
Email
Appointment

Types of Aid

Eligible 2022 NC high school graduates will have their tuition and fees covered for up to two years.

The Longleaf Commitment is a grant program for 2022 North Carolina high school graduates Fall 2022 semester. High school students may be eligible to receive this grant – not a loan – for tuition and fees toward a degree or to attain transfer credit. Full-time eligible students are guaranteed to receive $700 to $2,800 per year, for a total of two years. Less than full-time students may receive a partial award.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Apply for admission to NCC
  • Complete the 2022-2023 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) submission process. The FAFSA and enrollment information are used to determine eligibility. There is not an application specifically for the Longleaf Commitment Grant.
  • Have an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) from $0 – $15,000 based FAFSA determination
  • Be a 2022 North Carolina high school graduate
  • Be a North Carolina resident
  • Be a first-time college student. Career & College Promise (CCP) and Early College High School students are eligible.
  • Enroll in a curriculum program during the Fall 2022 academic year
  • Enroll in at least six credit hours per semester
  • Renew the FAFSA for the 2023-2024 academic years and meet the Satisfactory Academic Progress Requirements of the college

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Contact

Tammy Lester

Tammy Lester

Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2011
Phone: 252-451-8371
Email
Priscilla Dickens

Priscilla Dickens

Assistant Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2012
Phone: 252-451-8296
Email
Appointment

Types of Aid

For all Continuing Education Scholarship inquiries,
call 252-451-8216.

Golden Leaf Scholarship

The Golden Leaf Continuing Education scholarship provides up to $925 for individuals with a financial need who reside in a tobacco-dependent and/or economically distressed county in North Carolina. Additional criteria must be met as well. The eligible training courses are CDL Truck Driver Training, HVAC, Cosmetology Instructor Training, Nail Technician, Natural Hair Care Specialist, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy, Nurse Aide I & II, EKG Technician, Emergency Dispatch Academy, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Initial & Advanced, Paramedic and Firefighter Academy.

Click here for the application!

State Employee Credit Union (SECU) Scholarship

SECU Foundation has established the SECU Bridge to Career Program to help remove financial barriers for students seeking to obtain state-regulated or industry-recognized credentials that leads to sustainable wages. The eligible training courses are CDL Truck Driver Training, HVAC, Cosmetology Instructor Training, Nail Technician, Natural Hair Care Specialist, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy, Nurse Aide I & II, EKG Technician, Emergency Dispatch Academy, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Initial, Advanced, Paramedic and Firefighter
Academy.

To receive this $500 scholarship, an individual must meet the following criteria.

  • U.S. citizen and a North Carolina resident
  • Be part of one of the following target groups: unemployed or underemployed, members of the NC National Guard, military veterans and spouses, or underserved populations in a specific workforce sector or area
  • Not be a Director, employee, or family member of an employee of the State Employees’ Credit Union or SECU Foundation
Click here for the application!


Short-Term Workforce Development (STWD) Grant Program

Nash Community College has been awarded a Short-Term Workforce Development (STWD) Grant for eligible students pursuing workforce pathways in CDL Truck Driver Training, HVAC, Cosmetology Instructor Training, Nail Technician, Natural Hair Care Specialist, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy, Nurse Aide I & II, EKG Technician, Emergency Dispatch Academy, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Initial & Advanced, Paramedic and Firefighter
Academy that lead to a State or industry-recognized credential. This grant will help address the cost of tuition/registration fees, course fees, books, supplies, credentialing tests, transportation, childcare, and any other components of the total cost of attendance. 

Eligible students applying for this $750.00 scholarship must be a resident of North Carolina as outlined in G.S. 116-143.1 and follow the coordinated and centralized residency determination process administered by the State Education Assistance Authority known as NC Residency Determination Service (RDS).

Click here for the application!
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In-State Tuition & Fees for Eligible Students
The Blue Love Scholars Program is designed to help qualifying high school graduates with tuition assistance, with up to two years of in-state tuition assistance. Funding for the Blue Love Scholars Program is contingent on all sources of student funds available including state and federal aid, NCC scholarships and other NCC funds. Funding will be awarded in the above order.
Step 1
Learn more! Students interested in the Career and College Promise program should meet with their high school counselor or home school principal.
Step 2
Apply! The application packet will include a completed application, an official transcript showing status as a junior or senior, and qualifying test scores (for the University Transfer Pathways). Home school students must also provide a copy of the Official Non-Public School Registration Card. Students may choose one University Transfer Pathway, one or two CTE pathways, or a combination of one University Transfer and one CTE pathway.
Eligibility
  • Open to North Carolina residents
  • Must be a recent high school graduate
  • Must complete the FAFSA and an NCC Foundation Scholarship Application
  • Must complete at least three courses through the NCC Career and College Promise program with a minimum grade of C and 67% completion rate by the time of high school graduation
  • Must earn at least a 2.8 unweighted GPA in high school
  • Must be continually enrolled full-time (at least 12 credit hours) in the fall and spring semesters in a program of study.
  • Qualifying students are eligible for a maximum of two years of Blue Love Scholars assistance.
  • Must maintain satisfactory academic progress standards by maintaining at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA and complete at least 67% of all courses attempted at NCC.
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The 2026-2027 Scholarship Application is open!

Priority deadline: June 15
One application is all you need to apply for various NCC Foundation Scholarships! Click the yellow button to the right to get started!
For all scholarship inquiries please email nccfinancialaid@nashcc.edu.

Scholarships are provided by friends of the College, including individuals, businesses, industries, local agencies, clubs, organizations, and the College Foundation. Many of the awards have been established in memory or honor of loved ones. Individuals may make designated gifts to specific scholarships as listed or may establish new scholarships if they so desire.

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Contact

Tammy Lester

Tammy Lester

Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2011
Phone: 252-451-8371
Email
Priscilla Dickens

Priscilla Dickens

Assistant Director, Financial Aid
Building: Building A
Room: 2012
Phone: 252-451-8296
Email
Appointment
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