What do I have to do to get into school?
If you are a new student, please click
here to go to the page that will give you step by step instructions
for enrolling into FTCC.
If you are a returning student, please click
here to go to the page that will
give you step by step instructions for enrolling into FTCC.
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Can I submit an application on-line?
Yes. Click here
to submit an on-line application.
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Can you send me more information?
Yes. Just click
here to submit your request for more information.
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How do I make an appointment for the
Placement Assessment (test)?
You can call (910) 678-8417. Please visit the
Testing Office
for more information.
If you have previously taken the Placement Assessment, then you will
need to talk with a
Counselor
about a re-test card.
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Do I have to take the SAT or ACT?
No. Neither the SAT nor the ACT is required for admissions.
If you did take the SAT within the last five years, then you should see a
counselor about a potential waiver from the Placement Assessment.
If you did take the ACT within the last five years, then you should see a counselor about
a potential waiver from the Placement Assessment.
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I can't get my school to respond to my Transcript
request. Can you help?
We can help only on a very limited basis. Most schools and
colleges have student privacy policies that won't allow them to give us
information concerning your student record. The best action for you
to take is to call the school to track the status of your request.
Sometimes, the transcript has not been sent because of (1) the required
fee did not accompany the request, (2) your required signature was not on
the request form, (3) if it has been over 10 years since you've been to
the school they may be having difficulty locating your file, or (4) their
may be an out-standing balance on your school account.
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How much does it cost to go to FTCC?
To view the updated tuition & fees chart, please click
here. This does not
include your books and supplies. You may visit the bookstore by
clicking here.
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I'm classified as "out-of-state," what can I
do?
Your residency status was initially determined based upon your
application. You have the right to appeal this initial decision.
You must complete the Residency Appeal Form and attach any
documentation that you think proves that you should be classified as
"in-state." Submit the packet to the Director of Admissions located
in the Tony Rand Student Center, Room 118.
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I'm active military or a military dependant; can I get
the "in-state" tuition rate?
If you or your sponsor is stationed in North Carolina, then you may
qualify for the military exemption that allows you to pay the "in-state"
tuition rate. Please bring your military ID card and a copy of your
or your sponsor's orders to the Admission's Office in the Tony Rand Student
Center, Room 118.
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I'm active Army; how do I use Tuition Assistance to
pay for my courses?
Please visit the CTAM web page for details
about your Army Tuition Assistance.
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How do I apply for Financial Aid?
Please visit the Financial Aid web page for
details.
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Can I get a grant to help pay for my living expenses
while I'm in school?
You may qualify for a financial aid refund or you may take a student
loan to help with living expenses. Please contact the
Financial Aid
office for more details.
You may use Veterans Benefits for living expenses. Please contact
the
VA Office for more
details.
Workforce
Development may also assist you with tuition and living expenses.
The Employment Security Commission may be of assistance.
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