Our world is full of possibilities. Welcome to our community college that unites thought with action - and uses both to make possibilities become realities. Catawba Valley Community College adheres to an "open door" policy with no discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex/gender, religion, creed, sex, age, or disability or national origin in its programs and activities.
Services
Advising Center
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The Advising Center at Catawba Valley Community College guides and help students through the academic process from registration to graduation. The Academic Advising Center provides academic advising services. These services include advice on degree sequence and completion, assistance with planning a course schedule, assistance with registration for classes, academic plans, adding or withdrawing from courses, academic probation and graduation.
Continuing Education
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CVCC provides quality continuing education courses for adults for specific occupational training or just the pure joy of learning something new. Continuing education courses provide life-long learning experiences that help adults fulfill occupational, social, and personal needs. Individuals can achieve their fullest potential and effectiveness in a rapidly changing world of increasing knowledge, skill, and understanding.
Early College
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Established in 2005-2006, Challenger Early College High School is a public, selected enrollment high school and joint oversight project of the Catawba Valley Education Consortium, including Catawba County Schools, Alexander County Schools, Hickory City Schools, Newton-Conover City Schools, and Catawba Valley Community College.
Early High School Graduate
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Early high school graduates are welcome to attend CVCC the following spring semester, but special planning will be needed. Graduating early from high school with a plan to enroll in the spring semester or summer school immediately following graduation?
The North Carolina Community College system authorizes admission to students who are either high school graduates (as documented only by an official high school transcript or equivalency) showing end-of-termgraduation date or who are at least 18 years of age.IMPORTANT NOTE: CVCC does not accept a "letter" indicating a student's future graduation date.
The North Carolina Community College system authorizes admission to students who are either high school graduates (as documented only by an official high school transcript or equivalency) showing end-of-termgraduation date or who are at least 18 years of age.IMPORTANT NOTE: CVCC does not accept a "letter" indicating a student's future graduation date.
Library
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The mission of the Catawba Valley Community College Library is to support the mission of Catawba Valley Community College and the Office of Research and Accountability by providing quality services, resources, and materials that will intellectually challenge and support our students, faculty members, staff members, and community patrons in their educational endeavors.
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