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NCCU and Brunswick Community College launch student transfer partnership

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 00:00
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North Carolina Central University is partnering with Brunswick Community College through a program called Eagle Connect to create a more direct path for students to earn a four-year degree. The partnership guarantees admission to North Carolina Central University for eligible Brunswick Community College students and waives the $50 application fee. David Townsend, vice president of academic affairs at Brunswick Community College, commented on the program.

From wect.com

Why it matters

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The Eagle Connect program simplifies the transfer process and offers financial incentives, including potential transfer scholarships, for students moving from Brunswick Community College to North Carolina Central University. This initiative is designed to help students build a foundation and move smoothly into higher education.

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    North Carolina Central University might see increased revenue and student enrollment due to the guaranteed admission and scholarships offered through the partnership.

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