REVELS, ENGLE
Director of Admissions & Enrollment Management | Building 13. 01
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This is your time to expand your mind and your horizons, to achieve what you’ve always envisioned and even that which you never imagined.
At RCC, you experience the exceptional faculty support made possible by a commitment to small class sizes and to recruiting professors with outstanding credentials. Expect challenging courses, lasting friendships, and the exhilaration of knowing your life is headed in any direction you want.
To learn more about Student Services and how we can help you, watch our Student Services Tour below.
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Admission to Robeson Community College is a multi-step process. Please follow the steps outlined below in order to ensure that your application to RCC is completed in a timely manner.
- 1 - Complete Residency Determination
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Complete the RDS (Residency Determination Service) first to start your Admissions process. The Application for Admission cannot be submitted without first obtaining your RCN (Residency Certification Number).
Visit the RDS website and click on the “Initial Consideration” tab for a list of documents you may need to provide throughout the RDS process.
Complete Residency Determination
- 2 - Determine Your Program of Study
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If you are undecided about career goals, speak with our Career Services Specialist by calling 910-272-3313.
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- 3 - Complete the RCC application
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Complete an online Robeson Community College Application.
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- 4 - Request official transcripts
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- High School Diploma
- High School Equivalency/Adult High School
- College Transcripts (if applicable)
Official transcripts should be sent directly to 5160 Fayetteville Road, PO Box 1420 Lumberton, NC 28360. RCC cannot accept unofficial or unsealed copies from the applicant.
GED transcripts must be requested through the DiplomaSender. If you are a military service member or a veteran and need a military transcript, it can be requested here.
- 5 - Meet with an Admissions Counselor
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Call admissions at 910-272-3342 and schedule a time to interview with an Admissions Counselor to determine your placement testing needs and sign up for a testing session.
- 6 - Complete Financial Aid Application
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You can apply for federal aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online or by mailing it to the federal processor. You should allow four to six weeks for processing. The financial aid award year runs from July 1st to June 30th. Applications for the upcoming school year are available in the Financial Aid Office or online after January 15th. You must complete an application for financial aid each year
Apply Here: FAFSA on the Web
Click here for additional information about the Financial Aid process can be found here.
- 7 - Attend New Student Orientation
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Please complete the form below to register for new student orientation. The orientation is designed to help you become familiar with resources, policies, procedures, and publications relevant to the College. Once you register, you will receive an email with details on how to access the online orientation content.
Click here to sign up for NSO
Explore Our Programs
You might have already chosen your major. Or maybe you’re still searching. Either way, our various degree, diploma, and certificate options give you the opportunity to discover your passion, create your path and own your future.
