2021-2022 ENROLLMENT STATS

Data source: Institutional Research Office (2021-2022)

Online Sections: All courses are 100% online

Hybrid Sections: 50% or more of the content is online, the remainder is face-to-face

Blended Courses: Courses are part online and part seated. Less than 50% of the course is online.

*Duplicated Headcount: Total class count. Students are counted in each enrolled class.

69.6% 63.4% of CURRICULUM students are from New Hanover and Pender counties of EWD (Economic & Workforce Development) students are from New Hanover and Pender counties

TOTAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES AWARDED Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Associate in General Education (AGE)

200 New Hanover and Pender county middle school students experience first-hand CFCC’s top-ranked programs via our two-week career exploration camps

Cape Fear Community College hosted two free Career Academy camps for middle school students July 11-22 and August 1-12, 2022. Funded by a legislative grant championed by Senator Michael Lee, the camps were designed to expose middle school students to college and career training.

Programs that campers experienced first-hand:

Barbering • Cosmetology • Dental Hygiene

Electrical Lineworker • First Responder

Graphic Designer • Machining • Marine Technology

Nursing • Occupational Therapy Assistant

Outboard Motor Systems • Pharmacy Technology

Truck Driving • Video and Production Technology • 3D Printing

“This type of immersive experience will be meaningful for these students as they continue their studies in middle and high school. Being on campus, in-person, using the same tools and training CFCC students use will surely be something they will remember. They’ve done a little bit of everything.”

—John Downing, Vice President CFCC Economic and Workforce Development

Instructor Supervised Student favorites

• Assembling a mock-up engine

• Compounding Smarties in pharmacy technology

• Truck driving

• Learning about life-saving procedures as a first responder

• Handling fire hoses

• Operating an excavator

• Designing nails in cosmetology

“North Carolina’s legislature recognizes that we must connect with students early on to spark their career interests. We are excited to have these young learners on campus, engaging with faculty and staff from across disciplines, and learning what it feels like to be a college student. When they finish their K-12 education, we hope this experience will help them plan for their next step.”

CFCC President Jim Morton

Cape Fear Community College and Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development hosted Careers Within Reach on Saturday, May 21, 2022 at CFCC’s Burgaw Center. Attendees enjoyed live demonstrations and explored rewarding career options that can be achieved in one year or less.

“Our roots are strong in Pender County, and we plan to expand our reach. Cape Fear Community College is committed to providing exceptional educational and job training opportunities to the people of Burgaw and Pender County.”

—CFCC President Jim Morton

CFCC’s Burgaw campus offered area 14-17 year-old students the opportunity to explore industryinspired careers. Programs presented included Diesel Mechanics/Fleet Maintenance, Welding, Mechanical Engineering/ Mechatronics, and HVAC.

Featured Programs

Air Conditioning/Heating and Refrigeration Technology • Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technology • Truck Driver Training • Nursing Welding Technology

“I encourage all citizens to recognize the value and importance of this community asset for our past, current, and future generations. CFCC is offering Pender County residents a great opportunity to learn about careers that can improve quality of life for them and their families through economic and workforce development.”

—Mt. Calvary President Dr. Jimmy Tate