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FALL 2021 STUDY PROGRAMS
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Table of Contents
PHONE PAGE PHONE PAGE
Registration/Class Calendar/College Hours......................................3 College Transitions/Preparatory Courses..................... 336-506-4131........ 32
How to Register–Admissions Procedures..........336-506-4270.........4 Spanish Interpreter Program........................................ 336-506-4230........ 32
Semester Costs.....................................Business Office 336-506-4141.......... 5 English as a Foreign Language (EFL)........................... 336-506-4230........ 32
Financial Aid Information..................Financial Aid Office 336-506-4340.......... 5 Mini-Semester Courses............................................................................... 33
Residency Policy.........................................Admissions 336-506-4270.......... 5 Career and College Promise......................................... 336-506-4231...34-35
Audit Classes..............................................Admissions 336-506-4270.......... 5
Class Cancellations.....................................Admissions 336-506-4270.......... 5
IMPORTANT CONTACTS PHONE
Refund Policy........................................Business Office 336-506-4141.......... 5 Academic Divisions/Deans
Business, Arts and Sciences/University Transfer.........................336-506-4278
If You Have Questions.......................................................................5 Health and Public Services.........................................................336-506-4135
Veterans/Military Benefits.................................336-506-4398.........6 Applied Engineering, Agriculture, and Skilled Trades....................336-506-4279
Bookstore Information/Hours.............................336-506-4156.........6 Student Success
Honors Program.................................................336-506-4242.........6 Admissions................................................................................336-506-4270
Counseling.................................................................................336-506-4146
Academic Study Programs (for credit).............................................7
Career Services..........................................................................336-506-4146
Distance Learning........................................................ 336-290-0555.......... 7
Disability Services/Special Needs...............................................336-506-4130
University Transfer....................................................... 336-506-4163.....8-11 Financial Aid...............................................................................336-506-4340
Accounting and Business Technologies..................................................12-14 Veterans Benefits........................................................................336-506-4398
Business Admin., Marketing, Human Resources.........336-506-4031........ 12
Accounting and Finance..............................................336-506-4031........ 13
Public Safety................................................................ 336-506-4201
Office Administration/Legal/
Medical Office Administration/Medical Auditor.........336-506-4166........ 14
Information Technology and Cybersecurity...................336-506-4229...15-16
Health and Clinical Laboratory Sciences................................................17-20
Nursing (Associate Degree)........................................336-506-4180........ 17
Nurse Aide/Nurse Aide II.............................................336-506-4253........ 18
Medical Assisting.......................................................336-506-4213........ 18
Dental Assisting..........................................................336-506-4153........ 19
Histotechnology.........................................................336-506-4196........ 19
Medical Laboratory Technology..................................336-506-4196........ 20
Biotechnology............................................................336-506-4224........ 20
Professional Services.............................................................................21-26
Cosmetology, Esthetics Technology............................336-506-4393........ 21
Criminal Justice Technology........................................336-506-4344........ 22
Criminal Justice Technology/Forensic Science Track...336-506-4344........ 22
Fire Protection Technology..........................................336-506-4344........ 23
Animal Care and Management Technology..................336-506-4385........ 23
Early Childhood Associate..........................................336-506-4118........ 24
Advertising and Graphic Design..................................336-506-4025........ 25
Culinary Arts..............................................................336-506-4274........ 25
Applied Engineering, Agriculture, and Skilled Trades.............................26-31
Agricultural Biotechnology..........................................336-506-4192........ 26
Horticulture Technology..............................................336-506-4192........ 26
Computer-Aided Drafting............................................336-506-4233........ 27
Mechanical Engineering..............................................336-506-4233........ 27
Mechatronics Engineering Technology........................336-506-4291........ 28
Industrial Systems Technology....................................336-506-4291........ 28
Computer-Integrated Machining..................................336-506-4333........ 29
Career Accelerator Program (CAP)..............................336-532-5034........ 29
Air Conditioning, Heating, Refrigeration Technology.....336-506-4165........ 30
Automotive Systems Technology................................336-506-4182........ 30
Welding Technology....................................................336-506-4183........ 31
WHY YOU? WHY NOW? WHY US?
Alamance Community College is committed to the health and safety of our
students, faculty and staff. Here is what you can expect for Fall semester:
More online and hybrid options. Complete your coursework when and where it is most convenient.
More afternoon and early evening classroom options.
Emphasis on mask-wearing and hand-washing among students, faculty and staff.
Aggressive cleaning/sanitizing of high-touch surfaces.
Hands-on skill development in classroom sessions with instructors available for programs in Health, Public
Services and Applied Engineering, Agriculture, and Skilled Trades.
Increased access to Internet with improved Wi-Fi.
Lap-top check-outs at the college library. 63
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Are you a 4-year university student but want to complete coursework more affordably? AND S
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Do you want to remain home this next semester? GOIN
We have the transferable General Education courses you need. STRO G
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Have you been impacted by COVID-19 and the economic downturn?
Ask us how we can get you into a stable, well-paying, recession-proof career
REGISTER NOW!
Visit alamancecc.edu to apply. Our Locations
Carrington-Scott Campus
Fall Semester Registration/Class Calendar (Main Campus)
I-85/I-40, Exit 150 • Graham
August 16–December 14 (classes held) Dillingham Center
Aug. 9 ����������������������Payment Deadline, 3 p.m. (for early Fall registrations) (Burlington Campus)
I-85/I-40, Exit 145 • Burlington
Aug. 11 ��������������������Open Registration with faculty advisors, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; 5-7 p.m.
College Hours
Aug. 13 ��������������������Payment Deadline, 3 p.m. (for registrations since Aug. 10) *Summer hours may vary. The college closes at
noon on Fridays during summer term, through
Aug. 16 ��������������������Classes Begin August 6, 2021.
Aug. 16-19 ��������������Schedule Adjustment (Drop/Add) Student Success Center
Mon...................................8 a.m.-7 p.m.
Sept. 6 ���������������������Labor Day Holiday; College closed Tues.-Thurs........................8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri.*....................................8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Oct. 13-16 ���������������Fall Break (for students) Admissions
Nov. 24-27 ���������������Thanksgiving Break (for students); College closed Nov. 25-27 Mon.-Thurs........................8 a.m.-7 p.m.
Fri.*....................................8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Dec. 9-14 ����������������Final Exams (Day Classes) Business Office
Mon.-Fri.*..........................8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Dec. 11 ��������������������Saturday Classes End (Final Exams)
Library
Mon.-Thurs..............7:30 a.m.-9:15 p.m.
Fri.*...............................7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.*....................................8 a.m.-noon
HOW to register
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ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES CHECKLIST
available online at www.alamancecc.edu
From the home page click on PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS, then ADMISSIONS PROCESS,
then ADMISSIONS PROCESS CHECKLIST in left-hand column.
Seven Steps to Enroll at ACC
Complete residency and apply for admission.
STEP 1 Before applying to ACC, obtain your N.C. residency determination at www.ncresidency.org.
Once you have chosen your program, complete the admission application at www.alamancecc.edu
or by visiting the Admissions Office.
Complete the financial aid application (FAFSA) if you are applying for
STEP 2 financial assistance.
Apply at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Contact the ACC Financial Aid office at 336-506-4340 with any questions.
Submit official high school transcript (or high school equivalency) to
STEP 3 the Admissions Office.
Official college transcripts are required if transfer credit/prerequisite verification is sought, or if you are
using Veteran benefits.
Determine if placement testing is needed.
STEP 4 Contact the Admissions Office at 336-506-4270 to determine if placement testing is needed.*
Sign up for a placement testing appointment and review study materials at
www.alamancecc.edu/admissions-site/placement-testing.
*Placement testing is NOT needed for students who’ve graduated from high school within the last 10 years.
STEP 5 Complete the Online Student Orientation session.
Check the website: www.alamancecc.edu for information regarding new student orientation.
STEP 6 Sign up for advising/registration appointment.
Pay for classes.
Tuition/Fees due by August 9, by 3:00 p.m.
STEP 7 Pay for classes via cash, check (payable to Alamance Community Payment plans are available
College), money order, online payments (through student’s through Nelnet Business
Self Service account), or by phone with major credit card. Solutions (set up payment plans
Call the business office at 336-506-4141. via your Self Service account).
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Costs per Semester for Curriculum Credit Courses Did You Know . . .
(Effective Fall 2019 Semester) Persons paying tuition and fees in 2021 may be
eligible for the American Opportunity or Lifetime
In-State Out-of-State Learning tax credit when filing their 2021 tax return.
Full-Time Student* (16 or more credit hours) $1,216.00 $4,288.00 Both tax credits usually benefit students or parents
Part-Time Student (per credit hour) $76.00 $268.00 with a modified adjusted gross income up to $80,000
Full-Time Student Fees $15.00 $15.00 ($160,000 for married taxpayers filing jointly). Check
*For insurance purposes, 12 credit hours is considered full-time. with your tax advisor for further details.
Residency Policy
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Residency for tuition purposes is determined by the North Carolina Residency Determina-
tion Service. For more information, go to www.ncresidency.org.
HOURS: MON/WED/THURS: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
TUES: 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Audit Classes
When registering, indicate that you will audit the class. Auditing allows you to sit in a class
FRI: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.* without testing requirements; however, all students must meet course prerequisites. No
*NOTE: Summer hours may vary. The college closes at noon on Fridays credit is earned. Tuition and fee charges are the same as a credit course.
during summer term, through August 6, 2021.
ONLINE: alamancecc.edu/financial-aid/ Class Cancellations
If a class must be canceled, you will be notified during the scheduled class and may choose
e-mail: financialaid@alamancecc.edu another. If you cannot choose another, a tuition refund will be made.
PHONE: 336-506-4340 • Fax: 336-506-4264 Refund Policy
1. No refunds made except under the following circumstances:
Need help? Online FAFSA Workshops weekly: A. A 100 percent refund will be made if the student officially withdraws from the class(es)
Thursdays: 9 a.m. & 4 p.m. prior to the first day of the College’s academic semester. Requests for full refunds
will not be considered after the first day of the College’s academic semester.
To sign up for workshops visit the website, e-mail or call. B. A 75 percent refund will be made if the student officially withdraws from the class(es)
prior to or on the official 10 percent point of the semester. Request for refunds will
Fall Semester FAFSA application not be considered after the 10 percent point of the College’s academic semester.
guarantee deadline for filing financial aid is June 1. C. For classes beginning at times other than the beginning of the semester, provisions
July 5 is the document deadline for Fall. set forth in Part 1 (A) of this section apply. The 10 percent point of these classes is
figured individually.
The College will continue to process awards past this date, but the
2. To comply with applicable federal regulations regarding refunds to individuals or groups,
award may not be available for payment on registration day. federal regulations will supersede the state refund regulations stated in this rule.
ACC Foundation scholarship application deadline is 3. If a student, having paid for a semester, dies during the semester (prior to or on the
last day of examinations), all tuition and fees for that semester may be refunded to the
July 25. To apply, visit alamancecc.academicworks.com/ estate of the deceased.
Questions About... Ask Call
Academic Advising....................................... Advising Office.............................................. 336-506-4343 ¡Bienvenidos a ACC–
Admissions................................................. Admissions Office........................................... 336-506-4270 el primer paso
Books............................................................... Bookstore......................... 336-506-4156, 336-578-5923 para mejorar su
Career Services............................................ Student Success............................................ 336-506-4140 educación!
Counseling Services..................................... Student Success............................................ 336-506-4146
ACC es un centro académico
Disabled/Special Needs Students.................. Student Success............................................ 336-506-4130 que valora la educación de
Drop/Add Course.........................................Registrar’s Office............................................ 336-506-4270 todos. ¿Ud. tiene la nece-
Financial Aid/Pell Grants.................................. Financial Aid................................................ 336-506-4340 sidad de aprender inglés o
Lost & Found.......................................Receptionist, Front Entrance..................... 336-578-2002, operator obtener su G.E.D.? ¿Quisiera
Placement Testing........................................ Student Success............................................ 336-506-4270 tomar clases de computación
Security/Public Safety................................ Public Safety Office........336-506-4201 or (internal) ext. 2286 y otros cursos en español?
Student Activities/Student Gov. Assoc.......... Student Success............................................ 336-506-4339 ¡Ya no busque más! Esta-
ACC Transcripts........................................... Student Success............................................ 336-506-4126 mos aquí para servirle y para
Tuition Payments/Refunds............................. Business Office............................................. 336-506-4141 contestar cualquier pregunta,
llame al 336-506-4380. ¡Espe-
Tutorial Assistance.................................... Academic Skills Lab.......................................... 336-506-4167
ramos su llamada!
Veterans Benefits......................................... Student Success............................................ 336-506-4398
Work Study................................................ Financial Aid Office........................................... 336-506-4340
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SERVING YOU
WHO SERVED
SO WELL
Why Attend Alamance
Community College?
y ACC has been named a 2021-22 Military Friendly® School for the
12th consecutive year. In addition, the College was named a Military
Spouse Friendly School for the second time.
y ACC is approved for Veterans Administration Educational Benefits.
y ACC offers certificates, diplomas, and degrees including Basic Law
Enforcement Training (BLET), which have been approved for veteran
educational benefits by the NC State Approving Agency in Raleigh.
y ACC offers referral support and disability accommodations as
needed, and hosts veterans claims clinics. The Mobile Veteran Center
comes to ACC once a month for counseling and general quesitons.
y The ACC Foundation offers emergency assistance funds to qualified
Honors Program
The core mission of the Alamance Community College
veterans. Honors Program is to provide students eager for
y ACC has Green Zone certified trainers. advanced studies and those with untapped potential
y ACC hosts an annual Veterans Appreciation breakfast. with a transformative learning experience that promotes
critical thinking, community engagement, and academic
For more information about Military Education Benefits, exploration. The honors program is available for students
call Feleta Morton at 336-506-4398. enrolled in an Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, or
Associate of Engineering.
Bookstore Information, Call 336-506-4156 Benefits to Students:
Honors recognition on transcript
A privately-owned College bookstore is located on the Carrington-Scott
Campus to purchase textbooks as well as a variety of academic supplies. Opportunity to do in-depth research and writing
Registration Week and First Week of Class (Spring & Fall) related to a particular discipline
Mon.-Thurs................ 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Participation in Honors Program functions and
Fri. ............................. 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. conferences
Sat..................................................closed
Regular hours Mon.–Thurs............... 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
A competitive edge when applying to academic
Fri. ..................................................closed programs, colleges and universities
Students may order textbooks and supplies online at Opportunity to assume leadership roles
www.alamanceshop.com Faculty mentorship
Call 336-506-4156 or visit to ask about Textbook Rental.
Standard return policy is 48 hours from purchase date. At the beginning of each
Requirements for Program Completion
semester, students have 7 days from first day of class to return items. Receipts are Complete at least five honors classes (12 hours)
required for all returns, including eBook/digital titles. Graduate with a GPA of 3.2 or higher
Payment Methods
Personal checks may be written for the amount of purchase within these criteria: www.alamancecc.edu/honors
1. include address, telephone number, and driver’s license number
2. make payable to ACC Bookstore
3. two-party checks accepted when written by parent/guardian
Cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover are accepted. For more information about the Honors Program,
Credit Card Policy contact the program coordinator at
All credit card purchases must be accompanied by the card, and the cardholder
336-506-4242
must be present at time of purchase. If the cardholder is not present, then written
permission detailing allowable charges must be provided by the cardholder with
photocopies of front and back of card at time of purchase, along with a photo ID.
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Distance Learning
The CAREER AND COLLEGE PROMISE (CCP) PROGRAM
allows qualified high school juniors and seniors in North Carolina
the opportunity to pursue college courses (tuition free) while in
high school. Currently, all courses needed to complete an online
pathway are available in the following areas:
Accounting
Business and Marketing
Fire Protection
Information Technologies (Web Design)
Not sure what type of distance
Distance Education Opportunities education course is right for you?
Alamance Community College offers more than 100 curriculum We have several types to choose from depending on your
courses through its Distance Learning program. Students taking schedule and specific educational needs.
courses online work independently, study at their own convenient
time and place, and submit assignments electronically. At Online “E”–Course with 100% of instruction delivered via the
least 90 hours of general education courses are offered online. Internet (Example: BUS 225 01E)
Courses are offered both in 16-week and 8-week periods. Hybrid “H”–Face-to-face (seated) course combined with
Currently, all courses needed to complete an online credential are required online assignments/tasks. Face-to-face meeting times
available in the following areas: will be determined by each department. Students who register
Associate in Arts Degree for a hybrid course must have access to the Internet and be
Associate in General Education Degree able to complete assigned course activities online in addition
Associate in Applied Science Degree–Business to meeting on scheduled class days. (Example: HIS 131 03H)
Administration-General Business Admin. Concentration Web-Assisted “W”–Course is delivered face-to-face with a
Associate in Applied Science Degree–Fire Protection requirement that students have Internet access as a way to
Technology complete assigned tasks online. (Example: COM 110 01W)
Certificates in the following areas:
Web Design Online Registration
Accounting and Finance Before you can take an online curriculum course at ACC, you must fol-
Accounting and Income Tax low the admissions and testing process and register for courses. This
Accounting Software Applications information can be accessed by visiting the ACC website at: www.ala-
General Business Administration mancecc.edu
Early Childhood Administration Go to the “Degrees and Programs” tab, then click on “Online and
Early Childhood Preschool Distance Education.” The “Getting Started” area has all the basic
Entrepreneurship information you need to begin.
Child Care Essentials Need more information? You can also go to the Tech Support and
Infant/Toddler Care FAQs section.
Fire Protection After consulting with an advisor, students can register for classes using
Fire Inspections Self Service. Self Service can be accessed from the ACC website.
Fire Protection Management
Supervision Consultations with advisors can be done in person, by telephone or
through e-mail correspondence.
For more information on Distance Education courses, visit
www.alamancecc.edu
and click on Degrees and Programs, email the Distance Learning office at
distancelearning@alamancecc.edu or call 336-290-0555
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University Transfer
If you would like to like to further your education
and transfer to a four-year college or university,
then our University Transfer program is the
affordable, high-quality pathway for you.
The University Transfer curriculum prepares students to
transfer to a four-year college or university. Students can
complete most of the general education courses required
of all freshmen and sophomores at four-year institutions
through the University Transfer Program. Under agreements
between the University of North Carolina System and the
N.C. Community College System, students completing the
Associate in Arts, Associate in Arts Teacher Preparation,
Associate in Engineering, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate
These degrees require 60 credit hours in general
in Science, or Associate in Science Teacher Preparation
education courses and electives, including:
degree can transfer seamlessly from ACC to a University.
English composition
Humanities and fine arts
Social and behavioral sciences
For more info about University Transfer, call
Natural sciences
Mathematics 336-506-4163
Depending on intended major, you may earn:
Associate in Arts (A.A.) Degree
for students planning to major in liberal arts, business, history,
communication, or psychology UNIVERSITY
Associate in Arts Teacher Preparation (A.A.T.P.) Degree
for students interested in becoming K-12 teachers specializing
in arts/music, language arts, English, history, humanities,
TRANSFER
physical education, and social studies
Associate in Engineering (A.E.) Degree
ONLINE
for students planning to major in all Bachelor of Science in
Engineering degree programs
Associate in Fine Arts (A.F.A.) Visual Arts Degree Did you know...
for students planning to major in creative arts at ACC you can complete a fully transferable
Associate in Fine Arts (A.F.A.) Music Degree Associate in Arts degree completely online?
for students planning to major in music disciplines And if you’re thinking of completing your final two years of university
in an online program in North Carolina, we can make that transition
Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree
so much easier. ACC’s University Transfer online program is ideal for
for students planning to major in health related fields, natural
parents, for care-givers, for anyone in the workforce. Ask us about
sciences, mathematics, computer science this convenient, flexible, affordable option.
Associate in Science Teacher Preparation (A.S.T.P.) Contact our advisors:
Degree Ben.Shirley@alamancecc.edu
for students interested in becoming K-12 teachers specializing
in STEM programs–science, technology, engineering and math Rose.Webster@alamancecc.edu
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Transfer Agreements and Pathways
ACC provides a gateway to our state’s four-year colleges and universities through system-wide agreements, as well as special
transfer agreements, bilateral agreements, and co-admission agreements. Co-admission agreements allow students to be
admitted to a university while they complete an associate degree. The College also has also special agreements and bilateral
agreements with specific colleges and universities to encourage and support the transfer process.
CO-ADMISSION AGREEMENTS SPECIAL AGREEMENTS
oAggie Plus/NC A&T State University NEW! Elon University
Aggie Plus offers a seamless transition from ACC to N.C. Guarantees transfer admission, waiver of
nAgricultural & Technical State University. Participants must application fee, acceptance of a maximum
dcomplete an Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, or of 65 community college credits that have Elon University equivalents,
sAssociate in Engineering degree prior to transferring and grants full junior status to graduates of designated ACC Associate
sand must maintain a 2.0 cumulative GPA and obtain a in Arts or Associate in Science degree programs who have met
specific requirements.
e“C” or better on all transferable coursework.
eC-STEP/UNC Chapel Hill Guilford College
,The Carolina Student Transfer UNC
C A RO L I N A S T U D E N T T R A N S F E R
Guarantees transfer admission, waiver of
application fee, acceptance of 64 community
eExcellence Program (C-STEP), a
partnership with UNC Chapel Hill,
E XC E L L E N C E P RO G R A M
college credits, and full junior status to all graduates of designated
nassists community college students in transitioning to the university ACC Associate Degree programs who meet specific guidelines.
.setting. For admission to UNC, students must graduate ACC with a Lees-McRae College
3.2 or higher cumulative GPA, complete three semesters of a foreign ACC graduates are guaranteed
NEW!
language, and complete program activities. enrollment at Lees-McRae if they earn
C3/North Carolina State University an associate’s degree and maintain at least
Community College Collaboration (C3) is a dual- a 2.5 GPA. A Transfer Merit Scholarship is offered to those who qualify.
admissions program that guarantees enrollment Requirements may vary depending on program of study.
at NC State if students earn an Associate of Arts,
Associate of Science, or Associate of Engineering degree. Students BILATERAL AGREEMENTS
must graduate ACC with a 3.0 GPA or higher.
with Universities for Students with
Pathway to Excellence/UNC Wilmington Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Degrees
Pathway to Excellence guarantees admission to NC Agricultural & Technical State University
UNCW for students completing a transfer degree Graduates of ACC with an AAS in specified majors with at least a
with a GPA 2.5 or greater. A GPA of 3.0 is required for cumulative GPA of 2.5 will be admitted to NC A&T.
increased benefits.
North Carolina Central University
Pirate Promise/East Carolina University Graduates of ACC with an AAS degree in an articulated program and
Pirate Promise improves transfer student access at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 will be admitted to NCCU provided all
and success. Qualified students receive guaranteed other conditions are satisfied.
admission to ECU upon completing an associate
degree with a cumulative GPA 2.5 or higher. UNC Greensboro
2Plus program for AAS degrees articulating to specified majors.
Spartan Passage/UNC Greensboro
Spartan Passage is for students interested RN to BSN Program–A degree completion program for students with
in completing the Associate in Arts or an Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) to complete their BSN through
Associate in Science degree at ACC. Some UNCG. UNCG faculty teach BSN classes on ACC’s campus.
degree programs require auditions or secondary admissions processes. North Carolina Wesleyan College
Grants any student with a Criminal Justice AAS degree 60 credit hours
For more information about transfer towards the baccalaureate degree and junior standing. Coursework for
the Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice is offered 100% online.
agreements, visit: alamancecc.edu. East Carolina University
Under the menu SERVICES FOR STUDENTS, click the Students receiving an AAS degree in technical majors can articulate
Advising and Transfer link, then click Transfer Agreements. credit toward a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology.
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AccountingUniversity
and Business
Transfer
Technologies
Associate in Fine Arts Associate in Engineering
Associate in Fine Arts–Music The Associate in Engineering creates a transfer pathway
Students completing this to all public NC four-year universities with engineering
degree are provided with the programs: East Carolina University, North Carolina A&T
musical knowledge and skills
State University, North Carolina State University, University
for teaching, performing, or
working behind the scenes. of North Carolina at Charlotte, and Western Carolina
Areas of study include cre- University. ACC provides engineering students with
ativity; basic understanding advisors and support necessary for success.
of harmony, melody, and Course Work
rhythm; versatility; perfor-
mance techniques, communication skills; and self-discipline. The Associate in Engineering degree is math and
science intensive. You will earn 60 hours of college credit,
Job Opportunities in Music Include including:
Performance Technology
an introduction to engineering course
Production Entertainment
an academic transitions course
Education Entrepreneurship
Management 42 general education hours
17 hours of pre-major electives
Associate in Fine Arts–Visual Arts Career
Students completing this de-
gree are provided with the ar- Opportunities
tistic knowledge and skills in The skills you
teaching, creating, or working develop in your
in a variety of career options. associate’s degree
Areas of focus include various and bachelor’s
art techniques, studio practice, degree studies
creativity, basic understanding in engineering
of the principles and elements
of art, versatility, communication skills, adaptability, and self- provide a solid
discipline. foundation in
quantitative
Job Opportunities in Visual Arts Include reasoning and
Fine artist, Illustrator Police/court sketch artist problem solving,
Graphic designer Tatoo artist which are used in
Community arts worker Film and media a wide range of
Curatorial position Conceptual artist career pathways.
For more information about the Associate in Fine Arts
336-506-4230 or
programs, call For more information about the
Associate in Engineering Program, call
for Music: 336-506-4325
for Visual Arts: 336-506-4338 336-506-4332Alamance Community College • alamancecc.edu | 11
University Transfer NEW!
Alamance Scholars
The Alamance Scholars Program is a
Associate in Arts Teacher Preparation
partnership between Elon University, Alamance Community
College, and Alamance-Burlington School System. Students can
Associate in Science Teacher Preparation
attend ACC and Elon University to earn a Bachelor’s in Arts in The Associate in Arts Teacher Preparation (A.A.T.P.)
Education to become a teacher (K-8). degree is for students interested in transferring to a four-
Benefits of being an Alamance Scholar year institution to pursue a bachelor’s in arts education.
Dual academic advising from ACC and Elon University The degree is appro-
Scholarship opportunities priate for students
Associate’s degree from ACC who would like to
Bachelor’s degree from Elon become K-12 teach-
Eligible for NC Teaching License after graduating Elon ers specializing in
Possible majors at Elon University Art, Language Arts/
Elementary Education English, History,
Middle Grades (English Language Arts, math, social Humanities, Music,
studies, or science concentration) Physical Education,
and Social Studies.
For more info about Alamance Scholars, call
The Associate in Science Teacher Preparation (A.S.T.P.)
336-506-4118 degree is for students interested in transferring to a four-
year institution to pursue a bachelor’s in STEM education.
The degree is appropriate for students who would
like to become K-12 teachers specializing in Science,
Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
ACC provides students with advisors and support
SO YOU WANT TO BE A SPARTAN? necessary for success.
ACC-UNCG Spartan Passage guarantees Course Work
ACC student admission to UNCG provided you earn 60 hours of college credit, including courses in:
an associate’s degree and maintain a 2.00 GPA. Foundation of Education
What can Spartan Passage do for you? Teacher Licensure Preparation
Your UNCG application fee is waived. Literacy Development & Instruction
Your federal and state financial aid is coordinated. Job Opportunities
Scholarship opportunities are available.
Elementary education (K–6th grade)
You have access to all UNCG libraries’ services and resources.
You have access to UNCG computer services, all UNCG campus Middle school education (6th–8th grade)
activities and events, and to UNCG’s Kaplan Center for Wellness. Secondary education (9th–12th grade)
You have membership access to many UNCG student organizations.
You have on-site admissions and academic advising at ACC.
For more info about the University Transfer
For more info about Spartan Passage, Teacher Preparation programs, contact
contact Melissa Garrison at Kristina.Ketcham@alamancecc.edu or call
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Accounting and Business Technologies
If you like working with numbers and want to
position yourself for success in a more competitive
job market, then our Business Administration or
Accounting programs may be the career path for
you—Careers that make good business sense!
Business Administration
The Business Administration curriculum provides students
with the fundamental knowledge of business functions
and an understanding of organizations in today’s global
economy. Courses focus on developing skills related
to computer applications, management and decision
making. Students in our Marketing program explore areas
of advertising strategy, social media and digital marketing. Study for the General Business Administration
Students in our Human Resources Management program Concentration degree totally online.
learn about recruiting, compensation, and employment law.
Concentrations Offered A Sample of What You Will Learn
General Business Management functions of planning, organizing, leading,
and controlling
Marketing
Business ethics and legal framework
Human Resources Management Business concepts associated with marketing of goods
and services
Online Options Economic principles and financial information
General Business Administration degree
General Business Administration certificate Job Opportunities Include
Administrative support or manager trainee
Operations manager or store manager
Customer service/sales representative
Marketing associate
Human resources generalist
Human Resources
Management
Accelerate your career by adding Human Resources Learn how you can impact your career with
Management. Programs include: our Business Administration options, call
A.A.S. Degree: Business Administration–
Human Resources Management Concentration
Human Resources Management Certificate 336-506-4031Alamance Community College • alamancecc.edu | 13
Accounting and Business Technologies
If you like working with numbers and analyzing
data for financial operations, then our Accounting Need Microsoft Certifications?
and Finance program may be the career choice
for you.
Microsoft Office
Accounting Certification Testing
and Finance is available on the ACC campus.
Available Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)
Our Accounting and exams: Courses to prep for exam:
Finance program trains Word CIS 110 Intro to Computers
students to work with Excel CTS 130 Spreadsheets
numbers and think PowerPoint CIS 110 Intro to Computers
critically. Accountants
analyze and process Access DBA 110 Database Concepts
data that affect the
finances of a company
ACC students can take
or business. certification exams FREE!
(non-ACC students must purchase exam vouchers)
Demonstrate that you have the skills needed to get
A Sample of What You Will Learn the most out of Office by earning a Microsoft Office
Creating financial reports and statements Specialist (MOS) certification in a specific Office
Software programs such as QuickBooks program.
Instruction delivered by CPA-designated faculty
Benefits of Microsoft Office Certification
Job Opportunities Include Earn more in annual salary than uncertified peers.
Bookkeeper, accountant, or payroll clerk
Microsoft Office is the 3rd most requested skill for
Accounts payable/receivable clerk jobs.
Bank teller Certified individuals are 50% more likely to be hired
Tax preparer full time.
Increased confidence in skills.
Online Options
Boosts academic performance and preps students
Income Tax Certificate for college and career.
For more info about enrolling or testing, call
For more info about Accounting, call
336-506-4229
336-506-4031 or visit https://bit.ly/acccertiport14 | Fall 2021 Study Programs & Job Guide
Accounting and Business Technologies
If you would like to hone your skills for a position as
an executive assistant or as administrative support Medical Office Administration
in various professional office settings, including
medical or law, then our Office Administration The Medical Office
Administration curriculum
programs may be the career path for you. trains students as medical
office professionals
Office to respond to the
demands of a dynamic
Administration computerized workplace.
This program offers two
options:
The Office Administration General Medical Office
program trains students Concentration (includes
as administrative office Medical Coding,
professionals to respond Billing and Insurance
to the demands of a Certificate)
dynamic computerized Medical Auditor Concentration
workplace. A Sample of What You Will Learn
This program offers two options: Integrated software including word processing, spreadsheet,
database, and presentation applications
General Office Administration Concentration Medical terminology for all major body systems and medical
Legal Office Administration Concentration specialties
Medical insurance concepts including procedural and
A Sample of What You Will Learn diagnostic coding and reimbursement
Integrated software including word processing, spreadsheet,
database, and presentation applications Basic accounting principles and records management systems
Records management systems Analysis and coordination of office systems and duties
Analysis and coordination of office systems and duties
Job Opportunities Include
Job Opportunities Include Administrative support positions in hospitals, clinics,
Entry-level positions as office assistant or physicians offices, and other health-care facilities
administrative support Positions in insurance companies and medical
With experience, office manager supply companies
LEGAL OPTION: administrative support in legal
departments or private law practices Interested in becoming a Medical Biller or
Administrative support in city, state and federal Coder and work from home?
government offices Medical Coding, Billing and Insurance Certificate
courses are offered online or hybrid.
For more info about Office Administration, call A medical biller or coder can work in any health care facility or work remotely
from home. Billers can earn up to $20/hour; certified coders earn up to $30/
336-506-4166
or email kim.mckenzie@alamancecc.edu
hour. Medical coding jobs are projected to increase by 22 percent through 2022
(Salary.com/AAPC.com)
For more info, call 336-506-4166
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Information Technology and Cybersecurity
Are you computer savvy? Then your career path might lead you to our information Technology
curriculum. With four different concentrations, graduates have many employment opportunities from
programming and development to support and security.
Information Technology
The Information Technology (IT) curriculum prepares graduates for
employment in the technology sector as designers, testers, support
technicians, system administrators, developers, or programmers
who use computer software and/or hardware to design, process,
implement and manage information systems in specialties such
as database services, security, business intelligence, healthcare
informatics and others depending on the technical path selected
within this curriculum. The four concentration areas are:
Business Support
Systems Security (Cybersecurity) 2 NEW
DEGR
Computer Programming and Development PROGRA EE
Software and Web Development MS!
Business Support Concentration
Students pursuing the Business Support concentration Computer Programming and
are trained to utilize computer hardware and software to Development Concentration
support business operations. The Computer Programming curriculum covers the
A Sample of development of software applications for deployment on
What You Will Learn computers, web browsers, and mobile devices.
Desktop and PC support A Sample of What You Will Learn
Hardware and software installation, Python, Java, C++, SQL and other programming languages
repair, and maintenance Industry standard programming tools and IDEs
How to use and train others to use Problem solving and logical
business productivity software thinking mindset
Job Opportunities Include
Desktop Support Specialist, Help Desk Associate Job Opportunities Include
PC Repair Technician Computer Programmer
Programmer Analyst
For more info about Information Technology, call Software Developer
Database
336-506-4229 Programmer
Programmer/
or visit alamancecc.edu/it Tester16 | Fall 2021 Study Programs & Job Guide
Information Technology and Cybersecurity
Systems Security (Cybersecurity) Software and Web Development
Concentration Concentration
ACC’s Cybersecurity is a Program of Excellence! The Web Development curriculum covers the development
Programs receive the CAE-CD designation only after of applications for deployment in web browsers and
meeting a rigorous set of requirements established by mobile devices.
the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department
of Homeland Security (DHS). A Sample of What You
Learn more at alamancecc.edu/cyber. Will Learn
HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Python,
The Cybersecurity emphasis area trains students to SQL and other programming
configure, troubleshoot, and secure computer systems. languages
A Sample of What You Will Learn Mobile App Development
Installation, configuration, and maintenance of Windows and Problem solving and logical
Linux operating systems thinking mindset
Securing and configuring hosts, routers, and switches
Packet analysis, network security monitoring, log analysis, Job Opportunities Include
and other Cyber Ops skills Web Developer
Job Opportunities Include Mobile App Developer
Network Technician Website Administrator
Cyber Threat Hunter Website/App Tester
Security Analyst Computer Programmer
Earn or Prep for IT Certifications at ACC
Cybersecurity Certificate Many of our classes prepare students for IT industry
certification exams. We are able to offer some exams
Join the cutting-edge defense teams
on our campus.
in this rapidly-expanding industry.
CompTIA A+, Linux+, LPIC, Security+, Server+
A Sample of What You Will Learn CCNA
Proficiency with the Linux command line
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Word,
Development of information security control policy
Excel, PowerPoint, Access
Methods for the protection of digital assets
Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA)
Technology crime investigation techniques
Microsoft Certified Educator (MCE)
Job Opportunities Include Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA)
Entry Level Information Security Analyst IC3
Junior Incident Response Associate Set yourself apart!
For more info about Information Technology, call Be ready for certification exams after a single
class or up to one year of classes.
336-506-4229 For more info about enrolling or testing,
call 336-506-4229
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Health and Clinical Laboratory Sciences
ACC’s Associate Degree Nursing
Associate Degree Nursing program trains students to provide
nursing care to patients throughout
the life span in various settings.
Admission to the nursing program is competitive and
based upon the selection of candidates who possess
the ability to succeed in a demanding academic
program. Prospective graduates of the program are
required to participate in clinical rotations at hospitals
and other clinical settings as part of the process in
earning their degree. Following graduation, students
must pass the National Council Licensure Examination
to practice as a Registered Nurse.
A Sample of What You Will Learn
Evidence-based nursing practices
Clinical judgement
Job Opportunities Include
Hospitals
Long-term care facilities
Clinics and physicians’ offices
Community agencies
Are you interested in pursuing a With additional education, RNs may specialize in
Bachelor of Nursing, 4-year degree? an advanced nursing field.
If so, ACC offers a
ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL ED.
RN–BSN Collaboration
PRE-NURSING DEGREE between
This program is designed to fulfill ALL ACC and UNC Greensboro
pre-nursing courses which will transfer to a Registered Nurses can complete their
four-year university. All courses are taught on bachelor’s degree in Nursing at ACC.
ACC’s Carrington-Scott Campus. Take courses at ACC’s Carrington-Scott Cam-
pus, taught by instructors from UNCG.
For more info about Nursing, call Students should apply to UNCG for the 2+ RN-
336-506-4180
BSN program at: admissions.uncg.edu and have
their official transcripts sent to UNCG.18 | Fall 2021 Study Programs & Job Guide
Health and Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Do you like caring for others? Become a Nurse Aide or
Medical Assistant. Students learn in our on-site clinic
setting including reception area, exam rooms and labs.
Nurse Aide/Nurse Aide II
ACC’s Nurse Aide program trains students to provide individual patient
attention in the health care field. After this 16-week training program,
and successful completion of the state competency exam, students
are eligible to seek employment.
NURSE AIDE II course provides training in selected advanced Nurse
Aide procedures. Emphasis is placed on sterile techniques, wound
and tracheostomy care, respiratory procedures, catheterizations,
irrigations, and ostomy care.
Also offered on campus—
You Will Learn How To: an 8-week Nurse Aide I course option.
Assist individuals with health care needs
Call for details/schedule.
Provide activities of daily living (ADLS)
Provide bedside care, including basic nursing procedures, all under the
supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).
Job Opportunities With Nurse Aide II certification
Hospitals Acute care centers
Nursing homes Clinical sites with acute care For more info about Nurse Aide/Nurse Aide II, call
Home health areas (emergency rooms)
Long-term care facilities 336-506-4253
Medical Assisting PROGRAM
OFFERED DA
ACC’s Medical Assisting curriculum trains
Y OR
students as the only multi-skilled health
EVENING
care practitioners in health care. Students
learn in our on-site simulated clinic setting that includes
reception area, exam rooms, and lab.
A Sample of What You Will Learn
How to document in EHR
Basic laboratory techniques including phlebotomy
Assist with clinical procedures such as EKG
Job Opportunities Include
Lead medical assistant
For more info about Medical Assisting, call Clinical supervisor
Coding and billing specialists
336-506-4213 The Medical Assisting program is accredited by the Medical Assisting Educatin Review Board
(MAERB), 20 North Wacker Drive, Suite 1575, Chicago, Illnois 60606, www.maerb.org.Alamance Community College • alamancecc.edu | 19
Health and Clinical Laboratory Sciences
If you are interested in bioscience and would enjoy
working in a lab setting, then our Histotechnology Histotechnology
program may be a career option for you.
Histotechnicians prepare tissue specimens for microscopic examination to
identify tissue and cell structures. Their work is important because they are
on the front lines of health care diagnostics, helping to identify abnormalities
and formulate treatment strategies.
What’s the Career Outlook?
FACT: Burlington is the #1 small metropolitan statistical area in testing,
medical lab and research job.
The number of bioscience jobs in Alamance For more info about Histotechnology, call
County have recently doubled to nearly 4,000
jobs. Bioscience is projected to be a $100
billion industry by 2025 in North Carolina. 336-506-4196
ACC’s Dental Assisting program provides hands-on
training in our on-campus clinical facility.
The Dental Assisting program prepares students to assist dentists
Dental Assisting
in delivery of dental treatment. ACC students gain valuable
experience through the on-site, full service dental education clinic
and external clinical sites.
Gainful Employment information about this program is required by the federal government. For additional
information, refer to the College’s website at www.alamancecc.edu/about-acc-site/gainful-employment-
program-disclosures/.
A Sample of What You Will Job Opportunities
Learn Include
Biomedical, dental, and clinical Private and general
sciences dental practices
Clinical practice
Public health clinics
Infection/hazard control and
preventive dentistry Veterans’ hospitals
Radiography Front office assistant
Night Dental Assisting (DAII) Program
Fit your classes around current employment and family time.
Take online and hybrid courses around your schedule.
Graduate with minimum 300 clinical hours in our on-campus For more info about Dental Assisting, call
clinic and external clinical sites.
ACC offers the only accredited DAII night program in the state. 336-506-415320 | Fall 2021 Study Programs & Job Guide
Health and Clinical Laboratory Sciences
If chemistry and microbiology are your passion, then
our Medical Laboratory Technology or Biotechnology
programs may be the
career path for
you. Students are
trained in actual
laboratory
settings using
the latest
technology. Biotechnology
Medical Laboratory ACC’s Biotechnology program is the longest-running two-year
program in the U.S. Students are trained to work as research
Technology (MLT) assistants or technicians within a variety of industry.
A Sample of What You Will Learn
Bioprocessing—upstream and
Students in the MLT curriculum train to perform downstream
clinical laboratory test procedures to aid in the Lab equipment use, calibration, and
diagnosis and treatment of illness and diseases. troubleshooting
Students learn in a simulated laboratory setting Cell culture—bacterial, mammalian, stem
provided by Laboratory Corporation of America, cell lines
Gene cloning, genetic engineering, and
Inc. (LabCorp). DNA sequencing
A Sample of What You Will Learn Immunological assays, antibody
Laboratory procedures and theory in clinical production, screening methods
chemistry, hematology, urinalysis/body fluids,
transfusion medicine, and clinical microbiology Job Opportunities Include
Specimen collection procedures Academic research labs and medical testing labs
Pharmaceutical companies
Job Opportunities Include Environmental testing facilities
Clinic laboratories Biomanufacturing production
Hospital laboratories BioWork is a 136-hour non-credit certificate course
NEW!
Reference laboratories that can lead to an entry-level position as a process
technician. This course is for high school graduates,
The MLT program is accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for those in manufacturing industries who have lost their
Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS), 5600 N. River Rd., Suite 720, job, or for those who would like to start a new career.
Rosemont, IL 60018, www.naacls.org. Upon completion of the BioWorks certificate (min. 85%),
students are eligible to sit for the State Certification Exam
for the Bioprocess Technician credential.
For more info about
Medical Laboratory Technology, call For more info about Biotechnology, call
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Professional Services
Would you enjoy creating the trendiest hair
styles and performing manicures? If so, then
the Cosmetology program is for you. Students
Cosmetology
get hands-on experience in ACC’s on-site salon
offering services to the public.
ACC’s Cosmetology A.A.S. Degree program trains
students to professionally cut and style hair in an on-
site salon environment. Students are trained at the ACC
Dillingham Center at our Burlington campus. Graduates
will qualify to sit for the N.C. State Board of Cosmetic Arts
examination.
A Sample of What You Will Learn
Professional imaging
Hair design
Chemical processes
Skin and nail care
Business/computer principles
Job Opportunities Include
Hairstylist and/or manicurist
Distributors/sales consultant For more info about Cosmetology, call
Makeup artist
Hair color specialist
Salon manager or owner 336-506-4390
Esthetics Technology NEW!
Certificate
Students receive hands-on skills and scientific/artistic
principles associated with the art of skin care. Our on-
site salon environment enables to student to practice
those skills. With the 16-hour certificate and state board
licensing, graduates can find employment in cosmetic
and skin care salons.
Coursework includes
Instruction in all phases of professional esthetics
technology
Business/human relations
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