Robeson Community College issued the following announcement on Sept. 24.
Administrators hope that new and current students will ‘fall into’ RCC during the coming weeks, either to get a jumpstart on their degree or to fast-forward to the next stop in their academic journey.
A special admissions day called “Fall into College” has been scheduled to assist students in getting enrolled and registered. The event will be held on September 30 to assist in getting new, current, and former students ready for the upcoming 8-week session, which is set to begin on October 14. The first 100 students who register on September 30 will receive a special sweet treat.
The college plans to have all hands-on deck during the event to assist students with completing the RCC application, filing the FAFSA and registering for classes.
The following classes will be offered in the 8-week format.
- College Student Success
- Payroll Accounting
- Advanced Software Applications
- Art Appreciation
- General Biology I
- Anatomy and Physiology I
- Introduction to Business
- Introduction to Computers
- Basic PC Literacy
- Intro to Criminal Justice
- Juvenile Justice
- Ethics & Comm Relations
- Victimology
- Investigative Principles
- Info Sys Business Concepts
- Intro to Early Child Educ
- Early Childhood Admin II
- Transition English
- Writing and Inquiry
- Writing/Research in the Disc
- American History I
- Legal Issues-Hospitality
- Orientation to Health Careers
- Transition Math
- Survey of Med Terminology
- Music Appreciation
- Med Office Terms II
- Procedure Coding
- Fit and Well for Life
- General Psychology
- Developmental Psych
- Introduction to Sociology
The financial aid office will also be providing professional judgements on September 30 for individuals who may have lost their jobs or been laid off, for any reason, or is experiencing financial hardships due to COVID-19. For individuals who meet the stated criteria, the college will recalculate their FAFSA/financial aid based on current financial circumstances, not upon 2019 tax returns.
Also, as a reminder, eligible 2021 NC high school graduates can still receive the Longleaf Commitment Grant, which essentially allows students to attend at no costs, tuition free.
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