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ADMISSIONS / REGISTRAR HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Transcript Request Financial Aid Net Price Calculator Forms Testing Center Disability Resources Graduation Info Register Student Handbook More At Arkansas Northeastern College, we pride ourselves on providing equal educational opportunities to individuals from all walks of life. Regardless of your background, be it race, gender, creed, nationality, age, marital status, or physical abilities, we welcome you with open arms. Our dedicated Admissions Office is your gateway to a world of possibilities. This office serves as the heart of our admission process, meticulously handling applications, high school and college transcripts, immunization records, and issuing acceptance notifications to deserving candidates. Whether you're ready to embark on your academic journey in the fall, spring, or summer, we're here to guide you. For those interested in our Associate of Applied Science programs, please consult the relevant department or our Advising Center for any specific admission prerequisites. It's important to note that while admission to the College opens doors to countless opportunities, acceptance into a particular program of study is a separate process. Let us help you take the first step toward a brighter future at ANC. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Admissions 870-838-2955 admissions@smail.anc.edu Registrar 870-762-3180 | 870-762-3182 registrar@smail.anc.edu Fall 2026 Registration Now - August 19, 2026 Apply Now TRANSCRIPT REQUEST Students transferring from Arkansas Northeastern College to another college or university, should request that an official transcript of credits earned at ANC be sent to the Registrar's Office at the institution to which they plan to transfer. Transcript request forms are provided for this purpose in the Registrar's Office and below. Transcript Request Form Emailed Transcripts may NOT be accepted as "Official" Please Note: No transcript may be released without the written consent of the student Students with outstanding financial obligations to ANC may not have transcripts released < FORMS Admissions/Transfer Forms Steps to Complete and Submit the ANC Application Electronically ANC Admissions Application High School Transcript Request Form GED Immediate Need Release Authorization to Release Official GED Documents Authorization to Release Official GED Scores - Missouri Immunization Request Form Request for Release of Information Form FERPA Release Form Registrar Forms You will need to be logged into your ANC Google account to access some forms. Academic Standards Petition Form Degree Verification Drop/Withdraw Form Enrollment Verification Letter of Good Standing Verification Replacement Diploma Request Form Student Information Update Transcript Request Forms Graduation Forms Graduation Info Graduation Application Graduation Petition Graduation Campus Guest Map with Directions Other Forms Financial Aid Forms: View Financial Aid Forms Scholarship Forms: View Scholarship Forms Testing Center: Request for Placement Test Scores < ARKANSAS COURSE TRANSFER SYSTEM The Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) contains information about the transferability of courses within Arkansas public colleges and universities. Students are guaranteed the transfer of applicable credits and the equitable treatment in the application of credits for the admissions and degree requirements. Course transferability is NOT GUARANTEED for courses listed in ACTS as "No Comparable Course." Additionally, courses with a "D" frequently DO NOT transfer and institutional policies may vary. Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) TRANSFER POLICY Students transferring to ANC from another college or university must request that official transcripts of their academic records be sent to the Registrar at the college. All transcripts should be received and evaluated prior to admission. Individual’s transcript records at ANC will be withheld if transcripts are not received by the Registrar’s Office by the end of the term. Credit accepted for transfer must have been earned at an accredited college or university with a grade of “C” or above for which ANC offers equivalent courses. Transfer courses with no ANC equivalent offerings will be evaluated for possible general elective credit. Transcripts from non-accredited colleges will, in general, be evaluated on the same basis as that used by the state university of the state in which the transfer college is located. Transfer students must be in good academic standing at the last institution attended. Entering transfer students should have a cumulative grade point average which falls within ANC’s guidelines for good academic standing. Students on academic suspension from another institution will be eligible for admission after having remained out of school for one semester. No transfer student will be admitted who is ineligible to return to the transfer institution. Students must be enrolled as certificate or degree candidates at ANC in order to have transfer credit evaluated and added to their permanent record. Initial transfer credit is evaluated based on student’s major. Grades earned in transfer courses are not considered in calculating students’ grade point averages. The cumulative grade point average at ANC is computed only on ANC courses completed. Transfer credit will be recorded showing the equivalent ANC course title and credit hours. Vocational or technically oriented courses will be accepted when directly related to a particular applied science program at ANC and will be applicable only toward the appropriate Associate of Applied Science degree. < DISABILITY RESOURCES Recognizing its responsibilities regarding Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and American Disabilities Act, ANC is committed to providing all students equal access to its educational opportunities. If you have a disability, contact the Admissions Office in Student Services for assistance with class scheduling, parking, transportation, study aids, etc. To allow us to anticipate your special needs, contact us prior to arrival. The campus, in its design, includes many features that provide ease of access to the various areas. The following features were designed for persons who use wheelchairs or have mobility impairments: alternate lowered water fountains, elevators to all second floor areas, ramps, reserved parking, restrooms with wide doors and side rails, and wide door openings to all other rooms. Automated doors are provided throughout the ANC campus. We have an online form that you can submit for requesting reasonable accommodations. Any information submitted in this form is strictly confidential and only viewable by the Admissions Office in Student Services. Disability Accommodation Request Form Disability Services Handbook DISABILITY RESOURCES CONTACTS ANC Admissions Analyst Statehouse Hall 870-838-2955 admissions@smail.anc.edu Mindy Walker, Vice President for Student Affairs Statehouse Hall, S118 870-838-2945 mjwalker@smail.anc.edu < STUDENT CONDUCT & DISCIPLINE To be sure all student conduct and disciplinary policies are the most recent, check out the current ANC Catalog . Student Conduct & Discipline < PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT (PLA) Arkansas Northeastern College recognizes that much learning takes place outside the walls of the College. Some of this learning is comparable to knowledge gained in a classroom environment. This type of learning is based on a variety of life experiences and is referred to as "prior learning" and can be evaluated for credit by assessment. When considering whether one possesses prior learning which may be credited towards a degree, it is best to begin discussions with the PLA Coordinator. This individual is trained to assist students in the various methods available for prior learning credit. For more information, please refer to the Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Guide below. PLA Forms Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Guide Portfolio Assessment Credit Request Form Portfolio Checklist Credit by Examination Request Form Sample Portfolio - Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) < FERPA The Admissions Office maintains a permanent record on each student which contains his or her application for admission, transcripts received from other institutions, and other pertinent documents. Students are allowed to examine their files, but must first make an appointment through the Admissions Office. Student educational records (except directory information) are confidential, and access is restricted to: (1) the student, (2) ANC faculty and staff who have a legitimate educational interest, and (3) authorized officials/agencies cited in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended. Directory information is defined as the student’s name, student ANC email address, telephone number, major field of study, classification by year, number of hours in which enrolled and number completed, dates of attendance, degrees, and awards received, including type and date granted. Directory information is considered public information; however, a student may request that his/her directory information be classified as confidential. Such requests should be made in writing to the Admissions Office each semester at the time of registration. No information may be released on students whose records have been classified as confidential. A copy of ANC’s Educational Records Policy is available in the Admissions Office. < Our Admissions/Registrar personnel care and are here to help you! Ray | ANC Mascot APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

CAREER COACHES HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More College & Career Readiness Early College Tech Center Campus Tour JAG College Success Staff More Your resource for shaping post-high school success. Our dedicated team ensures you have the vital information for educational and career goals, guiding you through available financial assistance programs. We're here to raise awareness of diverse careers through completion of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. Join us in charting your path to success - together, let's navigate possibilities and empower your academic and professional journey! FOR MORE INFO: Blythe Mullins, Lead Career Coach 870-838-9902 bmullins@smail.anc.edu Armorel High School Destinee Dillard 870-923-0673 EMAIL Blytheville High School Robilyn Key 870-838-9901 EMAIL Gosnell High School Blythe Mullins 870-838-9902 EMAIL KIPP High School - - - - EMAIL Osceola High School Mary Gaston 870-838-9903 EMAIL Rivercrest High School - - - 870-838-9905 EMAIL OUR MISSION To provide Mississippi County high school students with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities to secure occupational and financial security. OUR VISION The Career Coach program is founded upon the objective to provide all high school students with career guidance and pathways to extending their education beyond high school. OUR OBJECTIVES Equip students with the information needed to develop and achieve educational and career goals after high school. Ensure students are knowledgeable of institutional, state, and federal programs that provide financial assistance for post-secondary education. Raise student awareness of available careers through the completion of CTE programs. ANC Career Coaches are your link to Arkansas Northeastern College and beyond to help you succeed and start your educational goals. Ray | ANC Mascot APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

CAREER PATHWAYS HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Getting Started Availability of Services Financial Aid Academics Enroll Online CPI Student Handbook Gas Voucher Policy Resources Staff More Arkansas Career Pathways along with Arkansas Northeastern College and the Department of Workforce Services goals are to help move parents forward economically through education, training, and to assist the state in meeting the goal of reducing the need for public assistance. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Isabella Campbell, CPI Program Director 870-762-3162 icampbell@smail.anc.edu Kristen Gibbs, CPI Advisor 870-780-1264 kgibbs@smail.anc.edu Brandi Leaks, CPI Advisor 870-780-1256 bleaks@smail.anc.edu EDUCATIONAL EXPENSE ASSISTANCE CPI supports various educational expenses such as tuition, textbooks, fees, course-related materials, certification fees, and other related costs. ELIMINATING BARRIERS CPI provides mobile hotspots, laptops, monthly gas reimbursements, childcare assistance, and success incentives to help students achieve their educational goals. GUIDANCE & CAREER COUNSELING The CPI staff serves as a mentor and provides guidance to students in their career journey. GETTING STARTED To become a Career Pathways Student, you must: Be a current Arkansas resident Be a guardian of a child under the age of 21 living in the home. Verification of relationship and establish the age of the minor child by the following: Copy of birth certificate; Copy of baptism or other religious document; Paternity acknowledgement; Adoption paper; Latest federal tax return; Child Support Letter or Unemployment Claim Letter Be income eligible and all income MUST be verified. Less than or equal to the federal poverty limit of 130% or above the federal poverty limit of 131%, but less than 250% of the federal poverty limit. Income guidelines: https://aspe.hhs.gov/poverty-guidelines . Sources of evidence: Latest federal tax return and Pay slips or Check stubs. Statement of Benefits form must be completed by Department of Human Services. FAFSA application must be complete. File for WIAO Services (if applicable): https://www.dws.arkansas.gov/programs/workforce-innovation/ < AVAILABILITY OF SERVICES SERVICES Please note CPI funds will be utilized only after monies from Pell Grants and other funding sources have been exhausted. Based on program choice and availability of funds Books Childcare Transportation Assistance Tuition Assistance Job Readiness Training Testing Fees WiFi Laptops Each Pathways student may receive up to $200 monthly in gas vouchers. There are 2 ways a student may be able to receive gas voucher. CHECK OUT OUR POLICY < Applications for the 2025-2026 school year will start being accepted in July. < ANC's Career Pathways is a valuable program and resource for Arkansas parents with a child age 21 or under in the home who qualify. Ray | ANC Mascot APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

DIVISION OF ARTS & SCIENCES HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More University Center Staff More Step into the world of possibilities at Arkansas Northeastern College's Division of Arts & Sciences. Embark on a transformative academic journey where your first two college years unfold, offering unparalleled value and educational excellence. Discover a unique opportunity to save significantly on tuition while immersing yourself in a vibrant learning environment led by accomplished educators. The division serves as the central hub for all general education disciplines, encompassing mathematics, science, education, communications, humanities, and the arts. Unleash your potential, fuel your creativity, and forge a path to success that's as distinctive as you are. Join us at ANC, where Empowering Minds ignites a future of boundless opportunities and Inspiring Creativity fuels your dreams. FOR MORE INFORMATION: 870-762-3148 lturner@smail.anc.edu Dustin Kemper Dean for Arts & Sciences 870-762-3146 dkemper@smail.anc.edu SAVE TIME! Experience a seamless transfer of our associate degrees, saving you time and effort. Make your educational journey efficient and hassle-free. SAVE MONEY! Unlock savings! Experience minimal to zero textbook expenses, putting money back in your pocket. Start today. You'll be glad you did. SAVE STRESS! Relieve stress! Discover flexible schedules, expert advisors, and supportive instructors to guide you in your educational journey. ASSOCIATE DEGREES Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) The Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree will be awarded to students who successfully complete a program of collegiate level work which is primarily designed for direct employment. The program must include a minimum of 15 semester credit hours of general education courses in English/writing, mathematics, social sciences, and computer applications/fundamentals. A minimum of 30-36 semester hours must be in a technical area. An additional component of the program of study should be a technical core of support courses from other related technical disciplines. The curriculum must require demonstrated mastery of skills and knowledge against specified performance standards in a specific area or discipline. Remedial/developmental education courses must be used for placement purposes only and cannot be used to fulfill degree requirements. 1 A.A.S. Degree: A.A.S. Early Childhood Education This two-year Associate of Applied Science Degree in Early Childhood Education is designed to provide training to students employed or interested in being employed in the child-care or public-school instructional assistance profession. Students will complete a minimum of 60 hours of college credit courses which will educate, train, and provide field experience in early childhood education. The goal of the program is to provide instruction in the basic competencies of early childhood education. The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Early Childhood Education requires successful completion of 61 credit hours with a minimum grade point average of 2.0 and a “C” or above in English Composition I, English Composition II, and the math requirement. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! Arkansas Median Salary $30,210 National Median Salary $35,550 NATIONAL OVERVIEW Associate of Arts Degree (A.A.) — Transfer Degree The Associate of Arts Degree is designed for students who wish to complete the first two years of a baccalaureate degree and transfer to a senior institution. The A.A. Degree requires successful completion of 60 credit hours with a cumulative 2.00 GPA and a “C” or above in English Composition I (EN12003), English Composition II (EN12013), and the degree math requirement (MA14043 College Algebra or MA14123 Quantitative Reasoning). FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO Associate of Arts in Teaching Degree (A.A.T.) — Transfer Degree The Associate of Arts in Teaching degree will be awarded to students who successfully complete a planned program of collegiate level work that is transferable toward a specified baccalaureate degree in teacher education at each participating Arkansas university. This statewide transfer degree is designed to introduce students to the profession of teaching, to increase the number of teacher candidates, to ease transfer from two- to four-year institutions, and to maximize the credit hours taken at the two-year institution. The degree must include the state minimum general education core (35 semester credit hours) that requires courses in English/writing, the humanities and fine arts, history and the social sciences, mathematics, and the natural sciences. The Associate of Arts in Teaching is designed to align with Arkansas state licensure requirements and consists of 63 semester credit hours. Remedial/developmental education courses must be used for placement purposes only and cannot be used to fulfill degree requirements. In order to receive the A.A.T., students must pass a state-approved assessment of reading, writing, and mathematical skills. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO Associate of Science Degree (A.S.) — Transfer Degree The Associate of Science Degree is designed for students who plan to complete a program of study with an occupational objectives with courses that are transferrable toward a specified baccalaureate degree at a college or university. ANC offers A.S. degrees in Business and Childhood Education which require successful completion of 60-64 credit hours and a “C” or above in English Composition I (EN12003), English Composition II (EN12013), and the degree math requirement (MA14043 College Algebra or MA14123 Quantitative Reasoning). 2 A.S. Options: A.S. Childhood Education - Elementary Education (K-6) This two-year Associate of Science Degree in Childhood Education is designed for the student who is interested in transferring to a senior institution and completing a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education at the K-6 grade levels. This program combines a broad background of courses in elementary education with a concentration in specific areas of emphasis in addition to a sound liberal arts education. To receive an associate’s degree, students must have a grade point average of 2.0 and a “C” or above in English Composition I, English Composition II, and College Algebra. Prior to admission into the Teacher Education Program at Arkansas State University, all students must have a minimum passing score on the Praxis Core tests for reading, mathematics, and writing and an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher OR minimum ACT scores in reading, math, writing and overall composite. Note: Completing the Associate of Science in Childhood Education degree at ANC does not guarantee admission to teacher education programs at four-year receiving institutions. Students planning to transfer to other colleges and universities should contact the transfer institution in advance regarding degree and admission requirements for transfer into their bachelor degree education program. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO Arkansas Median Salary $50,980 National Median Salary $63,680 NATIONAL OVERVIEW A.S. Childhood Education - Mid-Level Education This two-year Associate of Science Degree in Childhood Education is designed for the student who is interested in transferring to a senior institution and completing a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education for Midlevel. This program combines a broad background of courses in elementary education with a concentration in specific areas of emphasis in addition to a sound liberal arts education. To receive an associate’s degree, students must have a grade point average of 2.0 and a “C” or above in English Composition I, English Composition II, and College Algebra. Prior to admission into the Teacher Education Program at Arkansas State University, all students must have a minimum passing score on the Praxis Core tests for reading, mathematics, and writing and an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher OR minimum ACT scores in reading, math, writing and overall composite. Note: Completing the Associate of Science in Childhood Education degree at ANC does not guarantee admission to teacher education programs at four-year receiving institutions. Students planning to transfer to other colleges and universities should contact the transfer institution in advance regarding degree and admission requirements for transfer into their bachelor degree education program. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO Arkansas Median Salary $52,350 National Median Salary $64,290 NATIONAL OVERVIEW Associate of General Studies Degree (A.G.S.) — Transfer Degree The Associate of General Studies Degree provides flexibility for students with unique needs. Includes transferrable and individual courses, catering to transfer, employment, or enrichment. Choose from Pre-Allied Health, Fine Arts/Performing Arts, Humanities/Social Sciences, or Math/Science. A.G.S. Degree requires 60-66 credits, 2.0 GPA, and "C" or above in English Composition I & II, and Math requirement (College Algebra or Quantitative Reasoning). FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO TECHNICAL CERTIFICATES Certificate of General Studies The Associate of Arts Degree is designed for students who wish to complete the first two years of a baccalaureate degree and transfer to a senior institution. The A.A. Degree requires successful completion of 60 credit hours with a cumulative 2.00 GPA and a “C” or above in English Composition I (EN12003), English Composition II (EN12013), and the degree math requirement (MA14043 College Algebra or MA14123 Quantitative Reasoning). FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! Technical Certificate - Child Development The Technical Certificate for Child Development is a one-year certificate that provides the student with the knowledge and skills needed to work with young children and the families they serve. Students gain necessary knowledge about child growth and learning and get hands-on field experiences. Students also learn strategies that will help the childcare professional succeed in the daily routine and requirements of the work place. The technical certificate builds on the certificate of proficiency, and contains courses embedded in the Associate of Applied Science degree in Early Childhood Education. Students must earn a grade of “C” or above in each required course in order to receive a technical certificate from ANC. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! Technical Certificate - Teaching The Technical Certificate in Teaching is a designed pathway for students wanting to pursue a career in teaching elementary education. The student will gain the foundational knowledge and field experiences needed to work with school age children. The Technical Certificate recognizes 15 hours of specific education coursework, as well as 16 hours of general education coursework that is required on the Associate of Arts in Teaching and beyond. Students must earn a grade of "C" or better in English Composition I and the math requirement. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY Certificate of Proficiency - Early Childhood Education The Certificate of Proficiency in Early Childhood contains the foundation courses for a person wishing to pursue a career in early childhood (birth through preschool). Students will learn about the Child Development Associate (CDA) application process and the necessary steps to obtain the CDA. Students interested in obtaining the CDA credential through the CDA Council in Washington, D.C., should go to the website, www.cdacouncil.org , for information on all requirements. ANC does not issue the CDA credential. The following courses are required for the Certificate of Proficiency in Early Childhood. Students must earn a grade of “C” or above in each of the required courses in order to receive a certificate of proficiency from ANC. (This series of courses also partially provides the training required to apply for the CDA Credential.) FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! Certificate of Proficiency - Teaching The Certificate of Proficiency in Teaching is a 9-credit hour credential that is designed for students wanting to enter the teaching profession. This CP helps create a beginning pathway for students wanting to obtain higher credentials in education, and eventually obtain a teaching license. The student will gain valuable field experiences and knowledge about teaching roles and responsibilities. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC made me a better person. Reshard Johnson | ANC Student APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

STUDENT AFFAIRS HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Apply/Register Admissions/Registrar Financial Aid Wellness Center Career Pathways Staff More At the heart of our institution's commitment to student growth and well-being lies the Student Affairs Department. Our dedicated team is here to provide you with unwavering care, unparalleled efficiency, and exceptional assistance as you navigate your collegiate journey. From financial aid to admissions, registrar services to student engagement, Arkansas Pathways to the ANC Wellness Center, we are your partners in achieving academic excellence and holistic development. FOR GENERAL INQUIRIES: 870-838-2981 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Mindy Walker Vice President for Student Affairs 870-838-2945 mjwalker@smail.anc.edu EFFICIENCY Navigating administrative processes is made effortless with our streamlined tools and dedicated staff, ensuring you can spend more time focusing on your studies and goals. COMPASSION Our Student Affairs team prioritizes your holistic well-being, providing a supportive space for your personal and emotional needs throughout your college experience. RESOURCES Our experienced team is here to provide personalized assistance, guiding your through scholarships, loan options, and grants for academic success ensuring accessible education for all. Our friendly staff is here to help you any way we can. Ray | ANC Mascot APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More ANC Adult Education Centers Adult Education Info Request Blytheville Center Leachville Center Osceola Center WORK + WAGE Staff More Arkansas Northeastern College's Adult Education program aims to empower learners by providing instruction in basic skills, preparing them for the State of Arkansas's official GED test for high school equivalency certification. GED instruction is available across various locations in Mississippi and Greene counties. The Adult Education Centers at the college are dedicated to enhancing adult learners' basic literacy skills, enabling them to achieve personal goals and contribute as more productive members of society. The program focuses on assisting adults in becoming literate, acquiring employment-related knowledge and skills, achieving self-sufficiency, and completing secondary school education. Additionally, Adult Education offers classes on job search techniques and English as a second language to further support students' diverse needs. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Megan Buchanan, Adult Education Operations Manager 870-780-1278 mbuchanan@smail.anc.edu ENROLL IN ANC ADULT EDUCATION Click below to enroll in ANC Adult Education ANC Adult Education Enrollment Want to know more about the Adult Education Program at ANC? Please fill out the form below. Adult Education Info Request You must be an Arkansas resident to participate in the program. Please bring your ID and Social Security Card to register. ANC ADULT EDUCATION CENTERS BLYTHEVILLE ADULT ED CENTER CONTACT INFO P.O. Box 1109 2825 S. Division Street, Outreach Services Center Blytheville, AR 72315 870-838-2970 CENTER HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 4:30pm INSTRUCTIONAL HOURS Monday - Thursday: 9:00am - 2:00pm LEACHVILLE ADULT ED CENTER CONTACT INFO 105 N. Main St. Leachville, AR 72438 870-539-2393 870-539-1424 (fax) CENTER HOURS Tuesday: 9:00am - 6:30pm Wednesday: 9:00am - 2:00pm Thursday: 9:00am - 6:30pm OSCEOLA ADULT ED CENTER CONTACT INFO 2868 West Semmes Ave. Osceola, AR 72370 870-563-3236 CENTER HOURS Tuesday: 5:00pm - 8:00pm Thursday: 5:00pm - 8:00pm ONLINE GED PREP CLASSES Contact Terrie Kennett at tkennett@smail.anc.edu or call Megan Buchanan at 870-780-1278 to set up an appointment to enroll in online prep classes. EQUAL ACCESS FOR EVERYONE ANC's Adult Education Program provides equal access to all programs and activities. For information about program services for persons with disabilities, contact us. ANC ADULT EDUCATION MISSION "At Arkansas Northeastern College Adult Education WE WILL: Meet the needs of adult learners through teaching and identifying resources to transition students into employment and higher education in order to reach maximum potential" <

DENTAL ASSISTING TECHNOLOGY HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Allied Health Home Allied Health Programs Information Guidelines Staff More Welcome to the Arkansas Northeastern College Dental Assisting page! The Dental Assisting Program at Arkansas Northeastern College is a one year Technical Certificate program designed to train students in the role of dental assisting and upon program completion, perform their duties in all areas of the modern dental office. The program consists of the training necessary to assist the dentist in the dental operatory, the laboratory, and the dental business office. The formal training contains technical knowledge pertaining to dentistry and clinical application of this knowledge. Students successfully completing the Dental Assisting Program at ANC are qualified to apply and sit for the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) to become a Certified Dental Assistant. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Lisa Hernandez, MEd, RDA, CDA Associate Professor/Director for Dental Assisting lchilders@smail.anc.edu Jackson Neil, BA, BSN, RN Advising Specialist, Nursing & Allied Health jneil@smail.anc.edu 870-838-2984 QUICK ENTRY Dental Assistant programs offer swift career entry with shorter training durations. HIGH DEMAND Dental Assistants enjoy job stability and varied work settings due to consistent demand. PATIENT INTERACTION Dental Assistants build patient relationships, playing a vital role in quality dental care. ACCREDITATION ANC Dental Assisting Program is approved by the Arkansas State Dental Examiners Board and is accredited by the American Dental Association DENTAL ASSISTING PROGRAM OUTCOMES Admission to the Dental Assisting program is open to all students meeting admission criteria: Arkansas Northeastern College operates under a nondiscriminatory policy with regard to race, color, age, religion, sex and national origin. A thorough understanding of the curriculum, policies and standards underlying the Dental Assisting program is essential for goal-directed behavior and ultimate success in the completion of the program. INFORMATION GUIDELINES Information Guidelines include information about the programs/options, admission criteria, curriculum, program costs, and applications. Dental Assisting Information Guidelines ANC's Dental Assisting program offers comprehensive training for a rewarding dental healthcare career. Ray | ANC Mascot APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

GOVERNANCE / ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More ANC Foundation Donate Now Other Ways to Donate Ambassadors to Japan Program Golf Tournament Harvest Party More ANC Faculty & Staff Organizational Chart ANC Board of Trustees Organizational Chart <

WORKING TOWARDS WAGES HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Adult Education WORK+WAGE Application More WORK+WAGE is a program designed to help equip students with the skills to succeed in the modern workplace. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Michael Smith, WORK & WAGE Program Coordinator 870-780-1270 msmith@smail.anc.edu Michael Graham, Dean for Secondary Programs 870-762-1020 ext. 1607 mgraham@smail.anc.edu WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? This program is for Mississippi County, Arkansas unemployed and underemployed residents within the Division of Workforce Adult Education Section. WHY DO YOU NEED THIS PROGRAM? To enhance skills in communication, teamwork, problem solving, time management and professionalism. HOW WILL THIS BENEFIT YOU? Upon completion of each module, participants receive a stipend: MODULE 1 - WORK Program Core MODULE 2 - WAGE Program (Adult Education) MODULE 3 - Customer Service MODULE 4 - Industrial Foundation MODULE 5 - Interview & Employment ADDITIONAL SERVICES AVAILABLE Food Pantry, Career Pathways, Gas Vouchers, and Career Closet HOW MUCH WILL THIS COST? NO COST to students! APPLY NOW! WORK+WAGE Application < <

VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOUR ANGELA WREN NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH CENTER HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Schedule an In-Person Tour Adams/Vines Building Allied Health Center Center for Allied Technologies Lawrence Family Campus Statehouse Hall Student Center Sullins Admin Building Wellness Center Campus Map More The additional locations below are parts of this designated area that were not covered in the tour video above. Phlebotomy Classroom | Lab The Phlebotomy classroom and lab are used in tandem to train ANC students to gain the skills needed to become a phlebotomy technician. The Phlebotomy Technician course is a fifty-eight (58) hour lecture/lab and a 120-hour externship that includes skill development in the performance of blood collection methods using proper techniques and universal precautions. This program includes vacuum collection devices, syringes, capillary skin puncture, butterfly needles, and blood culture specimen collection. Emphasis is on infection prevention, proper patient identification, labeling of specimens and quality assurance, specimen handling, processing, and accessioning. The 120-hour externship is an individualized plan for training and experiences under the supervision of facility staff at a medical office, clinic, laboratory, or hospital. Air-Evac Medical Transport Helicopter The local Air-Evac Lifeteam 113 crew, located in Blytheville, AR, is scheduled to fly to ANC on various occasions to meet with students in the EMS and Nursing Programs. The flight crew provide tours of their medical transport helicopter and speak to students in the classroom after the tour to discuss career options and facilitate "Question and Answer Time" for students. The faculty and students from our Paramedic, EMT, Associate Degree, and Practical Nursing programs are very appreciative to Air-Evac 113 for taking the time to fly to ANC throughout the year and provide tours and valuable information regarding air medical transport and career opportunities. General Purpose Classroom The Angela Wren Nursing & Allied Health Center houses four (4) general purpose classrooms that are used for instruction for various classes related directly to ANC Nursing and Allied Health programs. Every classroom and lab is equipped with the latest in technology, including a ceiling-mounted data/video projector and drop-down screens. Rooms are designed for the simple and direct connection of a laptop for the presentation of coursework, as well as internet access. Additionally, the facility is equipped with compressed video (or two-way television capability). Computer Lab Nursing and Allied Health students at Arkansas Northeastern College have access to their own computer lab. This computer lab's hardware and software are kept up-to-date to serve the need of the Center's students. Students have access to 24 stations within this lab. Room Locations for Classrooms and Labs: AH103 AH104 AH106 AH118 AH119 AH121 AH122 Lecture I Associate Degree Nursing Lecture II Associate Degree Nursing Nursing Clinical & Simulation Lab Emergency Medical Services Lab Emergency Medical Services Classroom Nursing Assistant Classroom Nursing Assistant Lab AH129 AH130 AH131 AH138 AH139 AH175 Lecture Practical Nursing PCT/Phlebotomy Classroom PCT/Phlebotomy Lab Dental Assisting Lab Dental Assisting Classroom Computer Lab <

STUDENT CLUB & ORGANIZATIONS HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More About ANC More ANC recognizes that student organizations provide an avenue for college students to develop their own unique talents and interests. Student organizations foster educational, social, and/or personal development and provide for profitable use of leisure time. The College encourages students to create new organizations to meet the changing needs and interests of the student body. If a student group wishes to use College facilities on a regular basis or conduct programs on campus, it must request to become an approved student organization. Any group of six or more students may petition for recognition and funding as a new organization by submitting a constitution and by-laws for approval by Student Services staff and by securing a faculty/staff advisor to work with the group. Complete guidelines for approval are available in the office of the Director of Student Services. Student organizations vary each academic year based on student interest. ORGANIZATIONS Academic Career Enrichment (ACE) Club Encourages students to be peer mentors who help ANC students prepare and enhance their educational and social skills for college success. The ACE Club program encourages students to succeed in an academic environment geared toward college and career readiness. For more info about ACE Club, contact Darrel Carr at 870-838-2932 or dcarr@smail.anc.edu . Associate Degree Student Nurse Club The purpose of the Associate Degree Student Nurse Club (AD-SNC) is to provide peer support and promote professionalism in nursing through involvement in the community. Members develop leadership and professional skills by participating in volunteer activities with local organizations promoting physical and psychosocial health. Membership is extended to students admitted to the Associate Degree Nursing Program. Dental Assisting Student Club The purpose of the Dental Assisting Student Club is to develop leadership that is competent and self-reliant, improve scholarship and develop skills that will enable young men and women to participate effectively in the occupation of Dental Assisting as well as our local communities, to engage in individual and group projects which will promote education, character and citizenship, create school loyalty and help preserve the principles of democracy. Membership is for students accepted into the Dental Assisting Program. Gamma Beta Phi Gamma Beta Phi is a scholastic, honor, educational, service-oriented national honor society for students in accredited two- and four-year colleges and universities that was established to recognize those students who have excelled academically and have demonstrated high personal characteristics in leadership and service. Membership into Gamma Beta Phi is by invitation, extended at the beginning of each semester. Students are invited to join GBP if they have completed 12 credit hours, are degree-seeking, and have a minimum 3.4 G.P.A. The objectives of the Gamma Beta Phi Society are to recognize and encourage excellence in education, to promote the development of leadership ability and character in its members, and to foster, disseminate, and improve education through appropriate service projects. These school and community service projects add to the success of this organization, which receives regional and national attention for its quality. The ANC chapter of Gamma Beta Phi is one of the three chapters within the society to have received the National Gamma Beta Phi Distinguished Chapter Award and the Exemplary Chapter Award every year since their inceptions. InspireU InspireU is designed to train students on how to become a peer mentor while preparing and enhancing their social and career skills for future success. This organization encourages and facilitates training through relational workshops by incorporating techniques such as role-playing, trust and rapport building, and the development of team-building skills, as well as leadership. Ultimately, participation, training, and membership are designed for students who are interested in learning to self-advocate and/or for those who want to become a member of the ANC community mentor program. For more info about ACE Club, contact Sonya Lane at 870-762-3163 or slane@smail.anc.edu . Lifeline Student Outreach Lifeline Student Outreach is a service and awareness group. The main purpose is to identify and serve students with a specific need, whether academic, physical, medical, financial, or individual and work toward total awareness on the part of others. Projects in the past have included installation of an automatic door, collection of food for the needy, assistance with transportation for visually impaired students, and compiling a resource manual of various services offered in Arkansas and Missouri. For more information about Lifeline Student Outreach, contact Trina Anderson at 870-762-3181 or tanderson@smail.anc.edu . Life Savers The purpose of LifeSavers is to promote abstinence from all drugs. The members must be drug-free as an example to other students. Life Savers will provide facts about drugs by sponsoring educational lectures and free literature to ANC students. Life Savers strives to create a positive drug-free environment for ANC students through service projects both on and off-campus. For more information about Life Savers, contact Nikki Brown at 870-762-3190 or nbrown@smail.anc.edu . Skills USA The purpose of the organization is to help the student develop social and leadership skills. Activities will enhance the development of these skills and will be conducted by the clubs’ members and advisors. The activities may include competitive events between technical institutes and colleges. Student Ambassador Program Student Ambassadors are a select group of students who shall effectively and responsibly represent the college to student inquiries, applicants, and incoming freshmen. Students selected for the program will work on a part-time basis with Admissions Counselors. Some of their duties will include traveling with Admissions Counselors to area high schools, providing student prospects with a “friend on campus,” and conducting campus tours. For more information about the program, contact the Admissions Office. Student Practical Nurse (SPN) Club This organization promotes and encourages student participation in community activities, especially those directed toward preventative healthcare and the resolution of social issues. Members participate in volunteer activities with local organizations promoting physical and psychosocial health. Membership into this club is open to ANC Practical Nursing students enrolled in the ANC Practical Nursing Program. <

HOME More The mission of the Jeffer Museum at Arkansas Northeastern College is to preserve, interpret, and present folk art, posters, and related visual culture in support of education, scholarship, and public engagement. The Museum’s core collections, generously donated by Dr. Edward and Ulrike Jeffer, form the foundation of this mission. Through its collections and exhibitions, the Jeffer Museum advances the academic mission of Arkansas Northeastern College while fostering an understanding of artistic expression, cultural history, and social context at the local, regional, national, and international levels. Contact Information Dr. Jillian Hartley, Curator jeffermuseum@smail.anc.edu Collections Africa Thank you for consideration. 5101 U.S. Highway 61 • Wilson, Arkansas 72395 • 870-655-0200