Fayetteville Technical Community College

Start your college journey today with FTCC High School Connections!

Application Deadline for Fall 2026 is June 12th, 2026.
Individual schools reserve the right to designate an earlier cutoff time. Please reach out to your school counselor for more information.

Get a head start on your degree or career by taking free college courses as a high school student! Accelerate your path to earning college certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees that can lead to college transfer or provide valuable entry-level job skills.

High School Connections (HSC), part of the state’s Career and College Promise program, offers seamless dual enrollment opportunities for eligible North Carolina high school students.

Are you ready to start your pathway with High School Connections? Click the link below to start your application today.

ATTENTION RETURNING STUDENTS:

RETURNING High School Connections students need to use the link below to fill out a course change form. You do not need to re-apply.
Download the form to make it fillable

Course Change Form

Pathways

Arts
Arts - Teacher
Fine Arts - Music
Science
Science - Teacher
Engineering
Career and Technical
Nursing (ADN)

Class Size

We offer a personalized experience with an average class size of 20 and a 16:1 student-to-faculty ratio. This allows for close connections with instructors who are readily available to answer questions, offer one-on-one meetings, and provide valuable career guidance.

Are you a current student and need to request a pathway change? Complete the form to put in your request.

Pathway Change Request Form

I was pushed at a level that I was going to be pushed at here at a university,” McKenzie said. “I wouldn’t have been as prepared if I hadn’t taken High School Connections classes through FTCC.

- McKenzie Autry

Start your college journey today with FTCC High School Connections!Application Deadline for Fall 2026 is June 12th, 2026.Individual schools reserve the right to designate an earlier cutoff time. Please reach out to your school counselor for more information.