Returning/Current Students
- step1
Pre-Planning: Develop Your Academic Success Plan
Submit your success plan early and receive feedback from your advisor.
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Schedule Meeting with Advisor
You can find your advisors name and contact information online. After this meeting, your advising hold will be removed.
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Register for Classes
Register with your Advisor, or online with WebAdvisor.
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Apply for Financial Aid (after January 1 annually)
Students interested in financial aid assistance should review the application steps.
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Apply for Scholarships
Scholarships are funds that may be based on merit and/or need. Find out more.
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Pay Tuition and Fees by Deadline
You must pay your tuition and fees on time or you risk being de-registered. Payment option information is available on the Student Business Office webpage.
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Get Parking Pass
Students taking classes on any CCCC campus must have a parking decal. Find out more details on the Business Office webpage.
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Update Your Student ID
Student IDs are made at the Lee Main Campus and Harnett Main Campus libraries and in the main building at the Chatham Main Campus. Students should provide a copy of their registration schedule and/or receipt as proof of enrollment at the time their ID is made.
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Check Your Contact Information on File
Log into WebAdvisor and check to make sure your contact information is up-to-date. You don't want to miss any important information.
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Purchase Books and Supplies
Bookstores are located in Harnett and Lee counties. For more information, call Lee Main Campus Bookstore at (919) 718-7275 or the Harnett Main Campus Bookstore at (910) 814-8810 or visit the Bookstore webpage.
If one or more of your distance courses requires a lab kit, you should contact your instructor to get these materials.
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Go to Class!
Congratulations! It's time for you to start classes at CCCC! - step12
Distance Education Students Complete Online Orientations
All distance education courses (online, hybrid, web-assisted) require a course-specific orientation in Blackboard. Your orientation will become available to you beginning on the first day of class. If a student fails to complete an orientation by the assigned due date, he/she may be dropped from the course. After completing the course-specific orientation(s), you will have the information needed to be successful in your distance course(s). It is imperative that you make contact with your instructor on or before the date indicated on the academic calendar in order to remain in the course.