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Early Childhood DevelopmentInterested in Early Childhood Development? Our two Early Childhood degrees can help jumpstart your career. learn more >
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Degree & Certificate ProgramsSearching for the right career? CCCUA offers a wide variety of accredited degree and certificate programs, both in-class and online, with academic advising and free tutoring. learn more >
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Technical ProgramsIf ‘lecture’ classes aren’t your style, check out one of our 24 Technical Programs. They give you the skills you need to succeed in today’s workforce. learn more >
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Nursing and Allied HealthClimb the nursing career ladder from CNA to RN in our Division of Nursing and Allied Health. You can even complete an online BSN through Arkansas Tech. learn more >
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Collision RepairAn Associate of Applied Science degree in Collision Repair opens jobs opportunities in body work, glass repair, estimating and adjusting, and customization. learn more >
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Application to Graduate Form Due to Registrar's Office
Graduates who plan on graduating in the Spring must complete and submit an application to graduate form to the Registrar's Office no later than…
3/22 - 3/26
LATEST NEWS
CCCUA, ATU Signs BPS Program Agreement
Southwest Arkansas residents have another educational option open to them, thanks to an agreement entered into by Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas and Arkansas Tech University on Monday. Representatives of the two schools met…
Veteran's Day Marked At CCCUA
All three campuses of Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas marked Veteran’s Day Wednesday with observances near the noon hour.
At De Queen, Vice Chancellor Steve Cole noted that CCCUA has been named one of the most…
College Introduces FLEX Courses
Staying on the cutting edge of higher education isn’t easy, but Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas is certainly trying. The College has announced that, beginning in January it will offer to the public a new method of delivering…
New PTK Inductees
Twenty-two students were inducted into the College's Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society in Nashville on October 20. Forty students were eligible.
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Trudy Gibson, Lockesburg; Catrina Parson, Nashville; Melissa Dewalt,…
