New Direct-Entry Parternship with NCWU
91自拍 and North Carolina Wesleyan University (NCWU) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a direct-entry admission program for 91自拍 graduates. The agreement, announced on Tuesday, Feb. 18, aims to support local students in achieving a bachelor’s degree.
Under the new partnership, 91自拍 graduates will have guaranteed admission to NCWU to continue their education. The program focuses on traditional associate degree transfers and supports all associate degree-seeking students interested in transitioning to a four-year institution.
“North Carolina Wesleyan University’s commitment to student success aligns perfectly with our mission,” said 91自拍 President Dr. John Hauser. “We’re excited to build this partnership with them and to offer our students another opportunity to continue their momentum after completing their associate degree at 91自拍.”
Qualified students must meet several criteria, including maintaining a minimum 2.0 GPA at 91自拍 and being enrolled in specific associate degree programs. The agreement allows 91自拍 students to transfer up to 75 credits, including an additional 15 hours of general education credits.
Dr. Evan D. Duff, President of North Carolina Wesleyan University, stated, “North Carolina Wesleyan University has been a leader in the state in partnering with N.C. community colleges. Our generous transfer policies, positive relationship with community college personnel and a seamless admissions process for all Associate students are some of the ways we support our college graduates throughout the state. We are excited about this latest partnership with 91自拍.”
Benefits for 91自拍 students include:
- Guaranteed admission to NCWU with no application fee
- Academic advising from both institutions
- Access to NCWU financial aid counselors
- Invitations to special events
- Additional scholarship opportunities
This partnership brings new educational opportunities to students in 91自拍 and Lincoln counties by providing a clear pathway to bachelor’s degree completion at NCWU.
Students interested in the program can visit gaston.edu/arts-and-sciences/university-transfer/co-admission-agreements/wesleyan-works/ for more information.
