Overview
The college offers two programs designed for adults who have not completed high school: the Adult High School Diploma (AHS) program and the High School Equivalency Diploma (HSE) program.
These programs provide instruction ranging from courses to meet the needs of individuals requiring basic literacy instruction to those designed to improve the skills of high school graduates.
Classes provide students 16 years of age and older who did not finish traditional high school the opportunity to obtain an equivalent credential.
These classes prepare students for exams such as the General Educational Development (GED) tests or HiSet exams.
Key Features of the HSE Program include:
Eligibility: Students must be at least 16 years old and should not have completed traditional high school
Exam Preparation: The curriculum covers the core subjects of language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies to ensure a comprehensive education.
Diploma: Successful completion of the exams earns students a high school equivalency diploma
Class Availability: Classes are offered in person on weekdays and nights. Online classes offered depending on availability.
This program is designed to equip learners with the knowledge and skills needed to pass the equivalency exams and achieve their educational goals.
Program offers an alternative pathway for individuals aged 16 and older who were unable to complete their high school education in a traditional setting.
This program, collaboratively facilitated by Sampson Community College and the Sampson County Schools and Clinton City Schools boards of education, aims to help students earn their high school diploma.
Key Features of the AHS Program include:
Eligibility: Students must be at least 16 years old and should not have completed traditional high school
Credential Requirement: Typically, students should need no more than 8 credits to graduate, in accordance with the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction standards.
Diploma: Graduates receive their high school diploma from Sampson Community College and their respective local school system.
Class Availability: Coursework is offered in an online format.
Application Process: Interested students must submit an official sealed transcript from the last high school they attended.
This program is designed to provide flexible educational opportunities for those seeking to complete their high school education and improve their career prospects.
Required for Registration
- A valid state issued ID
- Official Transcript from the last school attended
Enrollment of Minors
- A valid state issued ID
- Official Transcript from the last school attended
- School referral for alternative educational program from the school you are enrolled in if you are under 18
- Have a parent or guardian present for registration
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(910) 900-4028 or (910) 900-4071
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