The Longleaf Commitment provides scholarships of between $700 and $2,800 a year for two years to eligible N.C. students enrolled in curriculum programs.
The state community college system launched its "Time for a New YOU" campaign Monday.
The new Longleaf Commitment will provide grants of between $700 and $2,800 to most members of the high school class of 2021 who enroll in the fall at a North Carolina community college.
The new Longleaf Commitment will provide grants of between $700 and $2,800 to most members of the high school class of 2021 who enroll in the fall at a North Carolina community college.
The Greensboro university will launch a new program this fall for community college graduates who want to pursue a STEM degree at A&T.
Thomas Stith III is the district director of the U.S. Small Business Administration. He also served as chief of staff to former Gov. Pat McCrory.
Atlantic Cape Community College joined the legion of schools around the country using virtual spaces to celebrate this year’s graduates.
Most community college students said they stuck with online classes and have internet access at home. But many have lost jobs or work hours because of COVID-19, and many report issues with continuing their studies.
Most community college students said they stuck with online classes and have internet access at home. But many have lost jobs or work hours because of COVID-19, and many report issues with continuing their studies.
Public schools statewide will retain their late-August opening dates after a House bill attempting to move up the schedule by a week was shelv…
The House budget would let UNCG renovate its library. The Senate budget provides more money for N.C. A&T's doctoral programs. Both chamber want to expand the N.C. Teaching Fellows program.
The House budget would let UNCG renovate its library. The Senate budget provides more money for N.C. A&T's doctoral programs. Both chamber want to expand the N.C. Teaching Fellows program.
Public and private universities get good grades from N.C. residents, but people say the expense is the top reason why people who start college don't graduate.
Public and private universities get good grades from N.C. residents, but people say the expense is the top reason why people who start college don't graduate.
The one-week waiver is good through 5 p.m. Oct. 19.
The Raleigh resident will be the ninth president of the state's 58-campus system.
There is value: North Carolinians who completed their associate degree earned substantially more within nine years than those who attended but did not complete college.
Here are some higher ed highlights on the North Carolina House and Senate budget plans.
What did you expect when colleges price their product beyond the reach of most mortals?
James "Jimmie" Williamson will succeed Scott Rawls as president of the state's 58-campus community college system.
The $2 billion bond package will let N.C. A&T and UNCG build new academic buildings.
The statewide bond is the first on the ballot since 2000.
A successful bond would mean about $360 million for the Triad.
The Triad could see a building boom if state legislators approve a $2 billion statewide bond referendum.
The community colleges involved in this dual-enrollment program are GTCC, Davidson County and Vance-Granville in Henderson.