

By deciding to go to college, you have chosen to expand your
career choices, to enlarge your understanding about the world
you live and work in, and to gain deeper insights into your own
worth and promise. We think you have made a wise choice,
and RCCC is the right place for you to begin!
Our Facilities:
Our 102-acre North Campus is conveniently located in the North
Carolina Piedmont, just off Interstate Highway 85 in Rowan
County, within an hour's drive of several major cities. RCCC's
24-acre South Campus is conveniently located in Cabarrus County
at the junction of I-85, NC 73, and Trinity Church Road. .
Modern classrooms, fully equipped
laboratories, shops, and learning resources are available at
all campus locations. A highly qualified and dedicated
faculty and staff stand ready to help you succeed as they encourage
you to learn in stimulating and innovative ways.
Hours
of Operation:
All college offices on both the North and South campuses are
open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. In addition,
the Academic Programs Office on both campuses is open evenings,
Monday through Thursday until 11 p.m.; the Occupational Extension
until 9 p.m. and Student Services Office until 8 p.m. (Monday through Thursday).
RCCC schedules classes between
8 a.m. and 11 p.m., Monday through Thursday; and between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m. on Friday. Saturday classes may also be offered.
Credit courses are offered
during the day and during the evening hours from 5:45 p.m. to
11 p.m. The purpose of offering credit courses both day and evening
is to provide flexibility in scheduling and optimum availability
of courses.
Non-credit Occupational Extension
and Community Service courses, which are available for occupational,
personal, and community enrichment, are also offered both day
and evening.
Credit
Programs:
The instruction you will get at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College
is fully accredited. Each program meets specific requirements
set by employers in Rowan, Cabarrus and surrounding counties.
Representatives of local business and industry make up our advisory
committees. Because of this strong tie to the real world of work,
each of these programs offers the student the opportunity for
a well-rounded, interesting and practical education.
When you enroll in a particular
program, you will follow a schedule of "credit courses" which,
when successfully completed, will enable you to receive a degree,
diploma or certificate. If you have an immediate need or interest
in a particular course or group of courses, you may enroll without
committing yourself to a particular program. Those credits that
you earn can then apply toward a degree, diploma or certificate
when you are ready to complete a program.
Visit the (Programs of Study) web site for more information.
Services
for the Community:
At Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, programs support the philosophy that learning is
a lifelong activity. This division offers classes and short courses
for professional development and community service courses of
general interest at convenient times and locations.
Business and Industry Services'
staff provide customized support for the community through the
Small Business Center, New and Expanding Industry Training and
Focused Industrial Training. The Small Business Center is designed
to assist small business start-ups and to help existing businesses
grow. The college's New and Expanding Industry Training office
has earned national recognition for cooperative training efforts
with area industries. Focused Industrial Training designs innovative
educational programs for the service region's manufacturing sector.
An important function of the
college is to provide educational programs on the pre-college
level. Literacy Services offer adults the opportunity for meaningful
social and occupational growth through Adult Basic Education
(ABE), Human Resources Development (HRD), and the High School
Equivalency Program (GED).
Visit the website for more information.