How to Sign up
Learn and Earn Online
The best way to sign up for Learn and Earn Online is to talk to your school counselor.
Students from any public high school in the state can now take free online college courses offered by the UNCG iSchool and more than 50 community colleges across the state.
Nonpublic students should use the links below to contact each organization.
Click here to see a list of courses offered through the UNCG iSchool.
Click here to see a list of online courses offered through North Carolina community colleges.
Talk to your school counselor today to see what option works best for you!
Learn and Earn Early College High Schools
There are currently 69 Learn and Earn Early College High Schools located on the campuses of universities and community colleges in 62 North Carolina counties.
To find out how you can attend a Learn and Earn Early College High School, please e-mail the New Schools Project at FAgar@NewSchoolsProject.org.
Click here to see if there is a Learn and Earn Early College High School in your county.
CFNC.org Accounts
There's a wealth of information available on the CFNC site that does not require you to have a CFNC account. However, in order to access some of the more valuable tools and information on how to plan, apply, and pay for college you will need to set up a secure, private account. Doing so is free and easy – just visit the CFNC.org website and click the yellow “Create My CFNC” button.
"Learn and Earn brings a college education to students across this state, no matter where they are or how much money they have. Now, students all over North Carolina will have an affordable way to earn college credit while still living at home. They can take their associate degree and go straight to work or leave home with a head start on a bachelor's degree. This program finally extends the opportunity for a public college education to anyone with the talent and desire to pursue it. With it, we have a chance to transform the workforce of this state and more importantly to change the lives of many of our young people."
"I enjoy going to Cross Creek Early College, one of the Governor's Learn and Earn High Schools. We are like a family. The teachers care."
