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You Belong Here!

Our students come to BCCC with shared journeys and shared dreams, seeking to build a solid foundation for life and career. Join us on your journey.

#1

Community College in the nation, ranked by SmartAsset Advisors, LLC

38

Degree Programs

2nd

in North Carolina for Transfer Success

56

Short Term Training Programs

81%

Employment Within 1 Year of Graduation

10th

in North Carolina for student persistence/ progression

1800

Workforce Credentials awarded in 25-26

A place to Dream, a place to Succeed!

Economic Empowerment

Our programs and services equip students with financial literacy, career skills, and entrepreneurial guidance to make smart financial choices.

Positive Relationships

We’re devoted to connecting students with peers, mentors, and advisors to support personal and academic growth.

Social Interactions

At BCCC you’ll form connections, friendships, and social skills through classes, events, workshops, and group activities.

Explore Our Programs

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Nursing and Allied Health

Our allied health students will be provided with the best education and resources possible for our associate degree pathways in Nursing, Medical Laboratory Technology, and diploma pathway in Practical Nursing.
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Career Technical Education / Business, Technology & Public Services

Students gain skills and confidence for a successful career.
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High School Programs

Our high school programs provide structured opportunities for qualified juniors and seniors to explore three pathways that lead to college credentials and entry-level job skills.
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College Transfer/Arts & Sciences

BCCC students planning to transfer to a university can join upcoming sessions for guidance on transfer requirements, programs, and personalized advice for a smooth transition.
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Continuing Education

Continuing Education options at BCCC provide individuals with the tools to stay competitive in the job market, meet licensure or certification requirements, and adapt to the evolving demands of various industries.

What's Happening at BCCC?

Care Under Pressure: Joey Gutierrez Builds a Nursing Path From the Hospital Waiting Room

Care Under Pressure: Joey Gutierrez Builds a Nursing Path From the Hospital Waiting Room

The summer after his first year of college, Joey Gutierrez spent nearly every hour in…

Second Annual Taste of the Town Scholarship Fundraiser Brings the Community Together

Second Annual Taste of the Town Scholarship Fundraiser Brings the Community Together

Local restaurants, sponsors, and community members gathered Wednesday, Oct. 14, at the Washington Civic Center…

BCCC’s Clay Carter Receives Prestigious Order of the Long Leaf Pine for Decades of Service

BCCC’s Clay Carter Receives Prestigious Order of the Long Leaf Pine for Decades of Service

H. Clay Carter, who spent nearly 40 years serving Beaufort County Community College and the…

Camfil Donates LP Gas Fire Training Props to BCCC Fire Program

Camfil Donates LP Gas Fire Training Props to BCCC Fire Program

Camfil USA Inc. has donated two liquefied petroleum gas fire boxes to Beaufort County Community…

The BCCC Experience

In the words of those who know us best

The community college has been a really helpful bridge to understand how university life could possibly work. It's helped me with time management, scheduling meetings, meeting teachers, and how to enhance my communication between me and my fellow students and the professor.

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Kennedy Hawkins CCP Student

I wish I could stay here to complete my bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The support and opportunities here are unmatched.

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Trevon Barrett-Little Criminal Justice Transfer Student

The instructors here know your name and genuinely care about you. It’s a more personalized experience compared to larger campuses, and it’s one of the things I really appreciate.

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Javen Styons Early College High School Student

We get to discover together