?A Sense of One's Own Proper Dignity, Value, or Self-Respect?
Men of Distinction
"Where Learning Comes to Life In Pursuit of Excellence"
PReparing men for Intellectual, acaDemic, & Educational success
Cameron Moody & Howard Bethany wearing bow ties awarded to PRIDE graduates
2010 Men to Men Summit Aerial Photo
P.R.I.D.E. Staff, Lovett, Earl, Scott, and Lewis
P.R.I.D.E. Induction
Tyrell Boone, 2010 PRIDE Graduate, now enrolled at WSSU
PRIDE?s GEMs awarded for personal presentation
PRIDE 2011 Induction Recession
• Transfer Information
All P.R.I.D.E. participants are encouraged to remain at HCC until they have earned one or more degrees. This page is designed to assist students who complete all graduation requirements and are interested in attending a 4-year institution with navigating the transfer process.
All P.R.I.D.E. students must complete a graduation plan with their learning coach during the initial enrollment in the program. The graduation plan includes developing an academic plan for each student to follow while at HCC. With this process, students are able to monitor their progress semester by semester to assists with planning for education after graduating from HCC.
FAQs about Transferring Courses:- NC Community College Comprehensive Transfer Course List
- CFNC (College Foundation of North Carolina) - Helping you plan, apply, and pay for college
