This summer, I transitioned from my work-study role in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to my role as an Adviser with the Carolina College Advising Corps. The transition into my role as an adviser was fairly smooth. I loved my … Continued

As college advisers, being physically present in our service sites has been critical to fulfill our advising duties. Face–to–face interactions are often required when meeting our students’ needs, as it allows us to best communicate our hopes and beliefs in their futures. We establish trust and grow our relationships in … Continued

With Robeson Community College located less than a mile away from Lumberton High School, we have been fortunate to have great access to their different services and resources for students.  Coupled with the large interest from students in beginning at … Continued

  As a college adviser, I spend a lot of my time searching for students to remind them of deadlines.  From announcements to flyers to Instagram posts and personally-delivered messages, I’ve mentioned the FAFSA to my students in just about every way … Continued

As a first-year adviser, I question myself a lot. I worry that I don’t do enough, that I don’t know enough, that I am not enough. I think to a certain extent my worries are not unfounded. I don’t know … Continued

Our first partner highlight showcases the great work at T.W. Andrews High School in Guilford County.  CCAC is honored and thrilled to begin its fourth year of partnership with Andrews HS thanks to the great support of the Armfield Foundation, AmeriCorps North … Continued

“My alarm goes off at 7:15 am every morning, which I know isn’t that early to some. I quickly spring up from my bed, not because I’m full of energy, but because I know if stay under my covers one … Continued