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Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education or
Birth-Kindergarten from Greensboro College at RCC
Candidates for the programs are students who have completed
or who are near completion of the associate of arts degree,
students who have completed two years of college transfer
studies, and lateral entry candidates or teacher assistants.
Tuition for the programs will be comparable to that of state
institutions.
For more information contact Dr. Penne Prigge at 336-342-4261,
ext. 2120.
priggep@rockinghamcc.edu
Earn a Bachelor's Degree from Greensboro College in
Criminal Justice at RCC
Earn your four-year degree in criminal justice from
Greensboro College on the RCC campus. Although students will
physically be on the RCC campus for their upper level
courses, they will be Greensboro College students and, thus,
have access to that institution's resources. Tuition for the
third and fourth years will be comparable to that of state
institutions and will be paid to Greensboro College.
Students who have completed their associate's degree in
criminal justice, are in the process of completing their
degree, or have completed a degree in another field and are
interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree in criminal
justice should seek information about this opportunity.
For more information contact Anne Wade at 336-342-4261 x
2145
wadea@rockinghamcc.edu
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Rockingham Community College has an articulation
agreement with the Department of Nursing, School of Health
Sciences at Winston-Salem State University for WWSU to offer
the Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing on the campus of
RCC. RCC graduates and other registered nurses in the
community will be admitted to the WSSU RN-BSN program after
completion of the requirements for the Associate Degree
Nursing Program and after obtaining an unrestricted Registered
Nurse License.
For additional admissions information, students should
contact Bettie Little, Director of RN to BSN Option,
Winston-Salem State University, (336) 750-2296, email: littleb@wssu.edu.
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