Take the steps to register; start today!

As you begin the steps to enrollment, it’s important to consider your educational goals, career path, and how they match the many opportunities available to you at SCC. We encourage you to explore our career resources and connect with our Student Services team who can help you understand all of the opportunities available.

Select the category that best matches your goal, and follow the step-by-step guide.

If you have questions, email admission@sccnc.edu or call 910-788-6279.

Fall Registration

Fall classes start on August 16. Registration is OPEN and we encourage all students to register early to get the classes they need to graduate.

Scholarships and financial aid are available for all eligible students.

Once you have registered, contact Financial Aid for more information about qualifying for scholarships/grants at (910) 788-6214.

Fall 2021 Schedule

Current Students

Please contact your Advisor to schedule an appointment for advisement/registration. You may obtain your advisor’s contact information in Aviso.

Currently enrolled students register each semester for the upcoming semester during the Priority Registration period. Students receive alerts in Aviso with specific instructions regarding registration, including their priority date and time, along with their advisor’s name and contact information. Early registration for the Fall semester occurs in March and early registration for the Spring occurs in November. Check the Academic Calendar for specific registration dates.

Students can register online through Self-Service after meeting with their Advisor to make certain they have the classes they need to graduate. Video tutorials on how to navigate Self-Service can be found on Rams Online.

New Students

Welcome back! If you haven’t taken courses in over a year, you’ll need to submit an updated admissions application and update your Residency Determination (if it expires before the start term in which you plan to enroll). Because you’ve previously attended, you’re simply re-applying to update your information and eligibility to register for courses.

STEP 1 | COMPLETE YOUR RESIDENCY DETERMINATION

First, complete your North Carolina Residency Determination. This establishes whether you’ll pay in-state or out-of-state tuition. Once completed, you will be assigned a Residency Certification Number (RCN). Save this number. You’ll need it for the SCC Admission Application.

If you a currently enrolled or previously attended a North Carolina college or university, please review this information:

If you have a valid residency status that will not expire before the term you wish to enroll begins, you do not need to complete the residency process again. You can use your current/valid residency certification number for SCC enrollment. If this is the case, proceed to step two. If your residency application will expire before the term you wish to enroll begins, please continue with the residency application and renew your residency status.

Have access to the following information before you start your residency application:

Driver’s License or Non-Driver ID
Tax Return Information
Vehicle License & Registration Information
Social Security Number
Voter Registration (if applicable)
Immigration Documents (if applicable)

Veterans may need:

DD-214 for discharged veterans
Certificate of Eligibility for Chapters 30 and 33

If you are under 25 years of age, you will most likely need to complete residency with a parent or legal guardian.

Need assistance completing residency? No problem. Contact Student Services at (910) 788-6358 or the Residency Determination Service at 844-319-3640 or rdsinfo@ncresidency.org.

Need access to a computer, scanner, or fax machine? Visit Student Services located in A-Building.

STEP 2 | COMPLETE THE SCC APPLICATION

Now you’re ready to complete the admission application!

Things to remember:

It’s free.
If you applied within the last year, you do not need to reapply. Please contact Student Services to confirm.
When completing your application, if you aren’t sure which major to select, please speak with an advisor.

If you have questions or need assistance with the admission application, contact Student Services at admission@sccnc.edu or 910-788-6279.

STEP 3 | SUBMIT TRANSCRIPTS

If you previously submitted official high school or college transcripts, they should be on file. If for some reason we need you to re-submit any documents, we’ll notify you during the admission process.

If you have earned an associate degree or higher from a regionally accredited college or university, you may submit an official college transcript with a graduation date in place of an official high school transcript. Certain academic programs, including health sciences, require an official high school transcript.

Questions about Transcripts?

STEP 4 | APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID + SCHOLARSHIPS

Don’t leave money on the table. There are so many ways to pay for college. SCC awards millions of dollars in scholarships and financial aid each year. The first step is to complete the FREE application for Federal Student Aid.

Things to keep in mind:

The SCC school code is 002964
If you need help completing your FAFSA, our financial aid team is available for walk-in sessions at SCC in A-Building, or you can schedule an appointment
Make sure you complete the correct FAFSA for when you plan to enroll at SCC

Plan to Enroll for	Correct FAFSA
Fall, Spring & Summer 2021	2021-2022 FAFSA

Financial Aid Office: 910-788-6214

Complete the FAFSA

Once completed, register!

High School – Career & College Promise Students

At SCC, there’s a pathway for every high school junior or senior. Whether you’re looking for hands-on training that aligns with your career goals or to earn transferable credit hours to apply to a 4-year degree college or university, you can do it for FREE at SCC!

Learn more about high school programs here.

Special Admissions – Healthcare Programs

We’re excited you’re considering a career in Health Science!

Students applying to our selective Health Science programs start by completing the Admissions process. Once completed, students are eligible to begin as outlined below:

Nursing (ADN) Admission Requirements

Nursing (PN) Admission Requirements

Nursing Admissions Worksheet

Nursing Admissions 2020 (video)

TEAS Test Information

Phlebotomy Admission Requirements

Phlebotomy Admissions Worksheet

Southeastern Community College maintains an open-door admissions policy for all applicants. The college serves students regardless of race, religion, color, creed, national origin, gender, age or disability. Selective placement of individual students in the different programs of study within the College is determined by the admissions office, within the guidelines established by the State Board of Community Colleges and the North Carolina Community College System for each program of study and course offered.