Central Piedmont creates a success team just for YOU. Keep reading to learn how your success team can help you figure out which courses you should you take next for your program, when registration starts, and more, as well as how to connect with your success team using Aviso, our digital student success tool.
As you enter the college, navigators can help you with help and information about application steps, applying for financial aid, registration, and more. Once you select your program, you will also be assigned an academic advisor.
Navigators are your go-to point of contact for information and processes. Your navigator provides customer service and connects you to college resources. Come to the Welcome Center at any of our six campuses, email navigate@cpcc.edu (en español: ayuda@cpcc.edu) or call 704.330.2722.
Your advisor is your academic guide as you progress in your for-college-credit program. Advisors help you explore your academic interests to determine which courses you should take next for your program. They can also connect you with resources for additional information and support.
Starting summer 2022, your personal academic advisor will be assigned once you declare a program.
Need help? Aviso is our digital student success tool that gives you a direct line to a navigator. (Starting summer 2022, you’ll also be able to contact your academic advisor through Aviso once you declare a program and your advisor is assigned.)
Access Aviso anytime, anywhere with the Aviso app.
If you are new to Central Piedmont and this is your first time attending college, you can contact your academic advisor once you have completed the following enrollment steps:
Once you have completed these steps, contact first time attending college advising.
If you are transferring credits from another college, you can contact your academic advisor once you have completed the following enrollment steps:
Once you have completed these steps, contact first time attending Central Piedmont with prior college credit advising.
If you are:
If you are a high school student interested in earning college credit towards a two- or four-year degree at Central Piedmont while you are still in high school, visit the Career and College Promise dual enrollment page for advising.
If you are:
If you are completing an Associate in Applied Science or Associate in Fine Arts, you should be able to find advisor information for your program on your program of study's page in the "Admitted Students: Find Your Faculty Advisor" section.
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