Student Services
MAPS Center
MAPS (Mentoring, Advising and Planning for Success) is a student learning center located on the first floor of the Smith building (underneath the library). The MAPS Center provides a variety of services which include academic advising, tutoring, and testing. The MAPS Center offers students a safe and quiet environment for independent or group study. Computers are available for student use. Contact the MAPS Center at (252)222-6236 or MAPS@carteret.edu.
Placement & Make-Up Testing
Academic Support provides both placement testing for new students and make-up testing for current students. The College seeks to improve academic success rates by ensuring students are placed into appropriate level courses based on their reading, writing and mathematical skills.
Transfer to a University
Carteret Community College has transfer agreements with the University of North Carolina System (UNC). The descriptions on this page identify the three agreements transfer students at Carteret Community College have with the UNC system.
Technology Support
The Information Technology Department is dedicated to delivering high quality technical service to the students, employees, and community. It is our goal to continuously meet the technological needs of all students, staff, faculty, and visitors.
Student Clubs & Organizations
Here you will find a list of all the student clubs & organizations available at Carteret Community College.
Success Stories
Find out where a few of our students are now after graduating from Carteret Community College.
Career Center
Carteret Community College offers a variety of career services with the primary purpose to educate and assist students in developing and implementing a career in their chosen pathway. After perusing the information below, if you seek further assistance with career planning; please make an appointment with a counselor in the Student Success Center or with your college advisor.
Veterans Center
Veterans returning to college often face unique challenges. Statistics show that the best way to ensure graduation numbers are strong among veterans is to guarantee that plenty of support is provided when they re-enter the educational institution.