Pamlico Community College

Pamlico Community College holds a formal commencement ceremony annually for students who have completed the required coursework and credential requirements. To be eligible, students must be verified by their faculty advisor, meet GPA and financial‑hold requirements, and clear all obligations before walking in the ceremony.

Graduates who participate are required to wear academic regalia — a cap and gown. The regalia must be rented (or acquired) through the college’s bookstore or official channel; without the proper cap and gown, students are not permitted to join the ceremony.

For graduates who meet academic‑honor standards — specifically students with a GPA of 3.5 or above — PCC’s catalog notes eligibility to purchase and wear an honor cord and a gold tassel at the graduation exercises.

However, publicly available documentation from Pamlico Community College does not specify a standardized color scheme for the basic graduation gown or cap, nor does it define fixed colors for tassels, stoles, or faculty regalia by program, degree level or discipline. The guidelines for honors regalia mention a “gold tassel” for eligible graduates, but beyond that there is no color‑coded guidance for the regular gown, cap, or base tassel.

In summary: Pamlico Community College provides a clear pathway for graduation — requiring application, verification, and clearance of obligations. It mandates cap and gown regalia for participation. For high‑GPA graduates, honor cords and gold tassels are acknowledged. But because the college does not publish formal, institution‑wide color standards for regalia (gown, cap, basic tassel, stoles or faculty robes), it is not possible — based on available public resources — to conclusively declare what the “graduation gown color”, “cap/tassel base color”, or “stole/faculty regalia color” should be for any given graduating class at PCC.