Catawba Valley Community College
Hickory, NC, USA

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Key Admission Stats

Institution Type
Public
  • Coed

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Level of Institution
2 Year
Campus Setting
Small city
965
Transfer Students Admitted

Admissions Requirements

SAT Subject Tests
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No
AP Course Credit
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Yes
Dual Enrollment
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Yes
Transcript
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No

Admitted Student Stats

In-State Students
94%
US States Represented
3
2.70
Average GPA
Students Enrolled By Household Income

< $30k
96
$30k - $48k
66
$48k - $75k
41
$75k - $110k
14

Admissions Resources

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What Students Are Saying

If you are looking for a rigorous, yet rewarding and affordable community college, CVCC should be at the top of your list. Make sure you take advantage of every resource available to new and prospective students. CVCC offers a Peer Mentoring program for first and second semester students. The Peer Mentoring program is exceptional, and is for the sole purpose of orienting a new or returning student to the vast resources available to them, as well as provide a friend and mentor to help guide you. The program consists of weekly sessions with your mentor, modules that cover time management skills as it relates to student success, critical thinking, study methodologies and test prep, as well as stress management and staying healthy. CVCC also offers career development resources that any student or former student should utilize fully. A few other tips: get ahead, and stay ahead... with your studies, housekeeping, planning, etc. Take personal responsibility to see things through---from registration, to assignments and study, to following up on your schedule, financial aid, etc. There is plenty of help available, but you need to take control of your education and your future! Get involved in a club or organization, and volunteer, run for office, chair a planning committee, etc. I highly recommend joining the honor society if you are invited (3.5 GPA or above for 2 semesters). There are scholarships that are automatic for Phi Theta Kappa members, as well as personal development programs, internet resources (collegefish.org) for researching and applying to senior colleges and universities, financial aid, personal development courses, etc.
Jonathan from Cornelius, NC