EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM

Arkansas Northeastern College's Early College Program offers qualified students the opportunity to earn college credit prior to high school graduation. The program, which is appropriate for college-ready high school students, allows for acceleration of the high school experience while preparing for advanced educational opportunities or the workforce. Because high school students earn college credit, participation in this program can significantly reduce the overall time and expenses associated with a college education. Students gain exposure to the academic challenges of college while in their supportive high school environment.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Austyn Turner
Coordinator for Early College
870-780-1201
aturner@smail.anc.edu

SAVE

MONEY

ANC's Early College: Cost-effective option for college credits. 2 scholarships cut higher ed costs substantially.

SAVE

TIME

Enroll in ANC's Early College for on-time graduation. Get a transferable college transcript after high school for your chosen institution..

CHALLENGE

YOURSELF

ANC's Early College: Elevate academics, gain an edge with challenging college-level courses. Start your college journey strong.

BENEFITS OF CONCURRENT CREDIT

Saves out-of-pocket costs on classes that go toward ANC degrees and certificates
Increases academic opportunities
Allows students to explore various career fields
Allows students to develop job skills
Ensures that students are better prepared for college when enrolled as a full-time student
Seamless transfers to other colleges

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EARLY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT PROCESS

Meet with an ANC Career Coach, high school counselor, or other Early College support staff to determine eligibility.
Complete an Early College application packet (includes application, registration form, and a copy of qualifying test scores) by the set deadline for specific term.
Complete the eLearner orientation tutorial (if taking courses online).

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

ACT

ACCUPLACER

Reading

English

Math

19

252

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252

19 260Q

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ACADEMIC & FINANCIAL AID POLICIES

Credit attempted and earned through this program will be posted to a college transcript and become a part of the student's permanent academic and financial aid record. The grades earned, as well as credit attempted and earned, will be included in all grade point averages and completion rates to determine satisfactory progress for both academic and financial aid calculations.

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