Programs
The NC Community College System guides colleges in curriculum design, criteria and standards, approval, and competencies for academic and technical curriculum programs.
Programs We Offer
Search for available programs and program areas that the NC Community College System offers.
Curriculum Standards
The System offers more than 275 different certificate, diploma, and associate curriculum program titles utilizing criteria outlined in our curriculum standards.
Curriculum Procedures
The Curriculum Procedures Reference Manual offers colleges streamlined steps for program applications, program terminations, electronic programs of study, course revisions, service areas, and more.
Combined Course Library
This resource allows you to search through all of the System's Curriculum and Continuing Education courses.
Curriculum Resources
Update local libraries with course changes, programs of study, and more using these recent curriculum approvals by the State Board of Community Colleges and Curriculum Review Committee.
RFPs
Explore our available funding opportunities. These Requests for Proposal (RFPs) could provide grants to enhance specific courses and standards through Curriculum Improvement Projects.
Articulation Agreements
Take a closer look at the transfer articulation agreements that govern and guide the transfer of credits between programs and courses within the System and other academic institutions.
Developmental Education
Developmental education bridges the gap between your current academic skills and those needed for college-level coursework. It is a personalized pathway to success, offering detailed instruction and support to ensure you are well-prepared for your academic journey.
Career and College Ready Graduate
The State Board of Community Colleges (SBCC) in consultation with the State Board of Education (SBOE) is required, to develop a program that introduces the college developmental math, reading, and English curriculum prior to high school graduation.
Placement Guidelines
As is stated in the new Developmental Education Framework, GPA is THE primary placement indicator for developmental education courses. However, local colleges retain the flexibility to administer placement tests of their choosing for specific groups, such as students without a GPA, those challenging their placement, or other targeted populations
