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ANC is a comprehensive
two-year college that will prepare YOU for a career or
allow YOU to complete the first two years of a four-year
degree in a challenging, but supportive environment.
Here are the facts:
ANC
Campuses:
We have 5 campuses
conveniently located throughout the region:
Blytheville, Burdette, Osceola, Leachville, and
Paragould
Program
Options:
We offer over 25 different
technical certificates, degrees and job training
programs in addition to pre-baccalaureate programs.
Our Associate in Arts Degree is transferable to nearly
every accredited college in the country! ANC also
offers two-year transferable degrees with emphases in
business, teaching, and agriculture.
Find out more...
Student
Life:
We have numerous student
organizations, programs and activities designed to
enhance cultural, social and professional experiences
here at ANC.
Childcare:
ANC is home to the NIBCO
Children's Care Center which offers low-cost or free
daycare for the children of ANC students.
Cost:
Higher Education is offered
at a lower cost at ANC, and many sources of financial
aid are available. From grants to privately funded
scholarships, ANC will help you find the funds you
need to go to college.
Mississippi County
resident: $48 per credit hour
(includes students & graduates of Buffalo Island
Central High School)
Out-of-County:
$58 per credit hour
(includes the Missouri counties of Dunklin,
Pemiscot, and New Madrid)
Out-of-State &
International: $108 per credit hour
For more information,
contact our Financial Aid Office at 870.762.3103.
 What
can Arkansas Northeastern College give
students like YOU?
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Small class sizes
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Personal attention
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Experienced, dedicated faculty
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Multicultural opportunities
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Real world experiences
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Opportunity for a better future
What do you
need to do to register?
Find out more by visiting
our
Registration information page.
Application
for Admission
Download our
Application for
Admission.
Testing Center Information
In an
effort to accommodate the needs of our students and the
community, Arkansas Northeastern College (ANC) offers a
variety of testing options. We have a well-trained
knowledgeable staff available to assist you at all
times. If you need additional information not included
on this page, please contact Mylas Jeffers in the
Testing Center at 870-762-1020 ext. 1116.
In accordance with Section 19 of Act 1052 of 1987, all
degree seeking, entering students must demonstrate
mastery of basic skills in writing, reading and
mathematics. ANC will accept ACT, ASSET, COMPASS, and
SAT scores for placement in these subjects. All
scores are valid for 5 years from the testing date. The
Arkansas Department of Higher Education followed
guidelines and issued cut-off scores for student
placement in college level or preparatory level courses
in math, English composition, and reading skills. For a
copy of the score placement sheet used by ANC please
call the Testing Center.
ANC offers the ASSET test on a bi-monthly basis at the main
campus and the COMPASS test daily. For specific times or
to make an appointment please contact Mylas Jeffers in
the Testing Center.
ASSET and COMPASS are available at our Burdette and
Paragould locations, for dates and times please contact
those campuses directly.
In addition to the ASSET and COMPASS tests the ANC Testing
Center offers the following:
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CLEP (College Level Examination Program)- ANC
students may earn up to 30 semester hours through
CLEP.
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Practice PRAXIS
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PAX-RN- The pre-admissions nursing exam is
given in both Fall and Spring semesters and is
required for students who are applying to the RN
program.
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PAX-PN- The pre-admissions nursing exam is
given in the Spring semester and is required for
students who are applying to the Practical Nursing
Program.
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CAAP (Rising Junior)- Act 874 of 1993 of the
Arkansas Legislature requires that students in
Arkansas public colleges must be evaluated to
measure college-level math, writing, reading and
scientific reasoning skills needed to succeed at the
junior level. Students enrolled at ANC in transfer
degree programs must take the tests no earlier than
accumulating 45 college-level credits (excluding
developmental education credits) and not later than
completing the College’s official application for
graduation. Failure to complete this testing
requirement may interrupt graduation and/or transfer
plans by the student. Students eligible for CAAP
testing will be notified in writing by the College,
the test is given twice per year.
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Proctoring Services – ANC will proctor tests for
students taking correspondence courses from other
accredited colleges and universities. Call in advance to
set an appointment.
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