Classes are offered in English, math, reading, vocabulary, and study skills. Successful completion of the course prepares the graduate to take the State and National Registry EMT-Basic Certification Examination. Students may register for the classes in fall or spring semesters. College s Honors Program offers creative and stimulating learning opportunities for exceptional students. Honors sections of general education classes are taught each semester.
Honors students work in small classes on individual and group activities.
For further information and eligibility requirements, contact Marty Terrill at 391-3259. Although North Arkansas College does not offer degrees in agriculture and early childhood education, the College does have a concentration of courses in those areas that can be incorporated into our standard Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degrees. Further information is outlined below. The College offers courses in agriculture on a regular basis both during the day and evening. Students interested in applying those courses toward an associate degree should follow the general outline for the Associate of Science degree.