Because You Asked - Answers
Q: My daughter is in the Wayne Early Middle program (Freshman)If she moves to Raleigh, is there a program there that she can transfer to, or will she have to go back to regular high school?
A: Please check with the local community college and the Board of Education to explore her options.
Q: May I change my major from the Associate of General Education / LPN to Cosmetology?
A: You can change your major to cosmetology if you have met the reading score requirement. The reading requirement score for cosmetology is 61 on the COMPASS test in the last three years or, successful completion of RED 080, or a higher reading class. Please visit our area so we can go over your plans with you.
Q: Are there any services to assist students with ADD/HD?
A: You can contact Ms. Deana Holland, Counselor/Disability Services, Wayne Learning Center / Room 114, 919-739-6729.
Q: How long will it take to take the reading placement test?
A: The reading test is not timed, but give yourself at least an hour to go through the test. Test results will immediately follow test completion.
Q: Do you have to be student there to take compass test
A: Because giving the COMPASS test requires a financial as well as staff commitment on our behalf, we ask that you be a student, or plan to become a Wayne Community College student, before we will give you the test.
Q: Can you provide information about the connection of domestic violence and self-esteem?
A: Domestic violence often has more than one point of origin. A lack of impulse control, anger issues, substance abuse and or a struggle for power in the relationship are some of the possible causes. These influences may occur in different combinations at different times. People with a healthy level of self esteem do not feel the need to abuse others to meet their needs.
The bottom line is that domestic abuse should never be allowed to continue because abusers typically escalate the violence to keep control. Getting away from an abusive relationship is not easy, but living with abuse is never acceptable. There are agencies, programs, family and friends who are able to help.
Domestic violence is not limited to physical violence and the abuse may be subtle in the beginning. Victims have to remember they are not to blame for the abusive behaviors of others but are responsible for taking control of their life and behaviors.
For assistance contact Social Services at 919 580 4034. Social Sercives office is located at 301 N Herman Street, Goldsboro, NC.
Q: My son just recieved his GED at your college. He is now interested in continuing his education with you. How does he go about it? I see you need a transcipt and I don't have this.
A: Congratulations to your son on completing his GED.
To request a GED, you can write to :
NC State GED Office
5016 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC27699-5016
Or send a fax to 919- 807-7164, with the following information
a. Full Name
b. When they graduated
c. Date of Birth
d. Social Security number
e. Phone number they can reached at
f. Where they want it sent to
g. Sentence saying they are requesting the GED transcript
h. Signature of person requesting GED
To apply to Wayne Community College, the first step is to do a WCC application. Click on the link below for the WCC application.
http://www1.cfnc.org/Applications/NC_Community_College/apply.html?application_id=1533
He will then need to take our placement test, which is free and not timed.
This will determine where in Math, Computer English and Reading classes he can start.
Study guides are available on our web site, http://www.waynecc.edu/counseling/ or you can come by and pick up copies in our counseling area.
For more placement test review options, he can contact the Academic Skills Center http://www.waynecc.edu/academic-skills/. The Academic Skills Center also provides tutoring services for students when they start classes.
After a student takes the placement test, they will be given the results of their test, be assigned an advisor in their area of study, and given a time and place to sign up for classes, depending on when they would like to start.
At any time, please feel free to call or come by the counseling area on the first floor of the Wayne Learning Center and speak to a counselor.