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Nurses provide and direct others in the provision of nursing care to patients in acute care settings and a variety of other healthcare agencies.

The Associate of Science degree in agriculture is offered with the following program options: Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Business, Plant Science (Agronomy/Horticulture), and Animal Sci…

NWACC’s CDL program consists of classroom, theory-based instruction, and simulator and behind-the-wheel training to prepare you for federal and state regulatory and compliance requirements.

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The registered nursing program combines classroom instruction, simulated patient care, and clinical experience to prepare graduates for a successful career in nursing. Graduates of the program r…

The LETA program consists of more than 550 hours of classroom and lab experience as accredited by the Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training (CLEST). The program is restri…

The Powertrain Systems Technical Certificate is a part of the Automotive Service Technology program. The shop has the latest and most modern diagnostic equipment ensures students are trained to …

Students who graduate from the Microcomputer Repair Technician program will have a solid base in computer repair knowledge. They will have been trained to build, customize, manage, maintain, ser…

The EMT-Paramedic AAS program is designed to provide students with the knowledge of extensive pre-hospital care and skills necessary to apply that knowledge effectively. This program is primaril…

The Electrical-Engine Specialty Technical Certificate is part of the Automotive Service Technology program. The latest and most modern diagnostic equipment ensures students are trained to a high…

The Commerical Truck Driving (CDL) Program is a five-week program. It provides an overview and understanding of the local, state, and Department of Transportation laws and regulations for the tr…