How do I apply to Wayne Community College?

I'm thinking about attending Wayne Community College and I was wondering what the application process is like. Are there any specific requirements or steps I should be aware of to make sure my application is complete?

To apply to Wayne Community College, you'll need to follow these steps:

1. Create an Application: The first step is to create an application account on the North Carolina Community College System's application portal. This is where you'll complete the initial portions of your application, including providing basic personal and contact information.

2. Fill Out Application Details: With your account set up, you can fill out your application details. This will include questions about your academic history, career goals, and planned major. The application usually takes between 20-30 minutes to complete.

3. Submit High School Transcript: You'll need to submit your high school transcript as part of your application. You can request this from your high school's guidance office.

4. Select Placement Testing: Wayne Community College uses placement testing to ensure that students are placed in the appropriate level classes. The placement test may be waived if you have previous college credit from an accredited college or university, or if you have recent SAT or ACT scores that meet Wayne Community College's minimum sub-score requirements.

5. Financial Aid: If you need financial aid, you should complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You'll use school code 008216 when completing your FAFSA.

6. Orientation and Registration: After the admission process, you will need to complete an orientation session. Afterward, you can register for your courses.

Throughout this process, make sure you're checking your email regularly, in case there are any updates or additional information required.

Note that while Wayne Community College has an open admissions policy (which means they admit any student who has completed high school), certain high-demand programs may have additional admissions requirements. You should check with the particular department for more specific information.

Good luck with the process!