New Career & College Promise Students
Prospective, or new, students are defined as anyone who has not been admitted into the Career & College Promise (CCP) program at Wake Tech. This includes students who may have obtained CCP credits from a separate institution. If you are new to the program and interested in applying or enrolling, review and complete the following steps below.
The first step to enrolling in the CCP program is to watch the online information session. It covers eligibility requirements, the application process, pathway options and course offerings. The session is available to view 24/7, and parents are encouraged to watch with their students. **Click "Step 1: Watch Information Session" above to access the Online Information Session.**
- Pathways
Career and Technical Education Pathway
College Transfer Pathway - Eligibility requirements
Pathway eligibility requirements
- Enrollment Checklists
CCP enrollment and pathway eligibility checklists for new students
High school transcript checklist (public/private/homeschool)
ATTENTION: High school students may not "delay graduation" nor participate as a fifth-year "super senior."
- Special pathways checklists (only for eligible 11th/12th grade students)
Cosmetology checklist (Fall Term enrollment only)
Medical Assisting checklist (Fall & Spring Term enrollment only)
Nurse Aide checklist (Fall & Spring Term enrollment only)
- Cohort checklists (only for designated high schools)
Sanderson High School Academy of Finance checklist
To begin the application process, click on the header above and note the following:
- The CCP Application is for new students only.
- Only one submission for this form is allowed.
- We recommend that you use a personal email address in place of your designated high school student email address.
- Upon completing the application form, students will receive an email from AdobeSign to sign their application form electronically. Once the student signs electronically via AdobeSign, the student will receive the confirmation email with the Eligibility Verification (EV) form link.
- Students applying for the Summer and Fall Terms must submit two EV forms utilizing the same link.
- Ensure all information and email addresses are correct before submitting. Please refrain from using the autofill feature on your device. Wake County Public School System students can find their correct Principal/Designee email below.
CCP Application form and EV form resources
- CCP AdobeSign example
- CCP Application form received confirmation email example
- WCPSS Principal/Designee emails (WCPSS students only)
Wake Tech Admissions Services staff is available to assist applicants to check the documentation status of their CCP Application and/or EV form. To schedule a virtual appointment to check your status, click "Step 5: Check My Admissions Status" above.
Upon the successful review and processing of application materials by the CCP team, new students will receive an acceptance letter containing information and instructions on next steps for enrollment, which includes Student Key Account activation. CCP students will use their Wake Tech student ID #s to create their accounts, not their Social Security numbers.
Students who receive notification that their EV form is deemed "Incomplete" will need to submit the requested documentation to [email protected]. For additional assistance, refer to Step 5 to schedule an appointment with a CCP representative.
To grant parental access (FERPA), follow these steps:
- Log into WebAdvisor
- Click Current Curriculum Students (Credit)
- Click Parent/Guardian/Spouse Access
- Complete Steps 1 and 2: "Add Parent/Guardian/Spouse" and "Manage Parent/Guardian/Spouse Access"
- Receive "You May Now Grant Your Parent Access" email
- Return to " Manage Parent/Guardian/Spouse Access" section to grant rights/access level
Newly admitted CCP students can meet virtually with a CCP advisor upon acceptance into the program. With the exception of graduating seniors enrolling as traditional students, Academic Advising staff at Wake Tech do not meet with CCP students. To schedule a CCP advising appointment, click "Step 8: Schedule CCP Virtual Advising Appointment" above.
NOTE: Ninth- and 10th-grade students who have been approved for a College Transfer Pathway are required to schedule a CCP academic advising appointment before being cleared to register for courses.
CCP students are allowed to take only those courses that are within their approved pathway(s). Students are also relegated to the allotted credits and restrictions within the disciplines. Students can confirm their approved pathway(s) and course schedule by logging into Self-Service or by scheduling a CCP Virtual Advising Appointment.
CCP registration resources
- CCP Self-Registration Notifications & Tips
- How to search and register for courses in Self-Service
- How to register for courses in Self-Service (Video)
- How to view course descriptions
- How to check your class schedule in WebAdvisor and Self-Service
- NC DPI/Dual Credit Allowance Chart for CCP (2021-2022) **Check with your HS regarding Dual Credit**
- CCP Direct Placement form
Students are reminded to check their class schedule near the beginning of the start of courses. Courses are sometimes closed by the department, which could affect your schedule.
NOTE: The CCP Office can review and use AP scores (official or unofficial) for registration purposes only. Please submit scores to [email protected] prior to registration to satisfy course prerequisites. Please feel free to submit an official AP Score Report to the Registration and Records Office to be evaluated for college credit.
Registration dates and deadlines
- July 24: Self-registration deadline (Fall)
- August 17: Last day to add class (Fall)
- Obtain Wake Tech ID and parking decal
Students will need a Wake Tech student ID card, even if they are an online student.
For more information, visit Wake Tech ID Badges & Parking Decal. - Purchase textbooks/supplies/course materials
Career and College Promise (CCP) is a tuition-free program, but students are responsible for textbooks, supplies and course-related fees.
For more information, visit Wake Tech Official Bookstore. - Attend class
CCP students are to follow all Wake Tech Academic Policies and Procedures.
Review and follow syllabus content provided by instructors
Academic resources
- Individualized Learning Center (ILC) - free tutoring services
- Library
- Career Lens Lab - career exploration and assessments
- Disability Support Services (DSS)
Campus resources (by location)
Student support services
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