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Lowest net price public two-year colleges in North Carolina

North Carolina public two-year colleges, ranked by average net price, from College Scorecard (September 18, 2026). At least 5 colleges must report a net price for this list to exist.

RankSchoolCitySectorAverage net priceCompletions
1Wilkes Community CollegeWilkesboroPublic, 2-year$-2641,123
2Edgecombe Community CollegeTarboroPublic, 2-year$0404
3Cleveland Community CollegeShelbyPublic, 2-year$9951,003
4Piedmont Community CollegeRoxboroPublic, 2-year$1,095426
5Pamlico Community CollegeGrantsboroPublic, 2-year$1,321131
6Durham Technical Community CollegeDurhamPublic, 2-year$1,664870
7Johnston Community CollegeSmithfieldPublic, 2-year$1,7761,376
8James Sprunt Community CollegeKenansvillePublic, 2-year$1,863625
9Rockingham Community CollegeWentworthPublic, 2-year$2,060422
10Wayne Community CollegeGoldsboroPublic, 2-year$2,2451,708
11College of the AlbemarleElizabeth CityPublic, 2-year$2,253700
12Martin Community CollegeWilliamstonPublic, 2-year$2,676277
13Robeson Community CollegeLumbertonPublic, 2-year$2,892425
14Wilson Community CollegeWilsonPublic, 2-year$3,064403
15Sampson Community CollegeClintonPublic, 2-year$3,108675
16Vance-Granville Community CollegeHendersonPublic, 2-year$3,286768
17Craven Community CollegeNew BernPublic, 2-year$3,2891,056
18Nash Community CollegeRocky MountPublic, 2-year$3,338708
19Central Piedmont Community CollegeCharlottePublic, 2-year$3,3457,107
20Fayetteville Technical Community CollegeFayettevillePublic, 2-year$3,5896,035
21Lenoir Community CollegeKinstonPublic, 2-year$4,127721
22Sandhills Community CollegePinehurstPublic, 2-year$4,157760
23Surry Community CollegeDobsonPublic, 2-year$4,961885
24Richmond Community CollegeHamletPublic, 2-year$5,071763
25Southwestern Community CollegeSylvaPublic, 2-year$5,207689

Net price can be zero or negative when grants exceed the cost of attendance. Figures cover students who received federal aid, from College Scorecard (September 18, 2026).

How to read this. Net price is an average across aided students at each college, not a fixed price every student pays. Completions shown alongside it are total awards conferred in the latest IPEDS year on file, not enrollment.