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Admissions Process
Admissions Process
Apply to NWACC - Admissions Process
Whether you're a recent high school graduate, a career changer or a tradesperson, there's a place for you at NWACC. The Office of Enrollment Services can guide you through the admission process and put you on the right path to achieving your education goals.
View the admissions information below or contact our enrollment staff to take the next step toward becoming an NWACC Eagle.
Not ready to apply yet? Feel free to take a virtual tour of NWACC or schedule a time for an information session with enrollment staff.
Are you a current student? Learn how to register for classes.
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Contact Enrollment Services
- Becky Paneitz Student Center, 2nd floor
- Washington County, 6101 Watkins Avenue, Springdale
- (479) 986-4000
- Text: (479) 309-5532
- enrollmentsupport@nwacc.edu
- M-Th, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Friday, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm - Friday hours extended to 4:30 pm in January and August / Closed on Fridays during summer
Then Follow Admission Steps
The type of student you'd like to be at NWACC will determine your admission process. View all our student types below and click through to follow the necessary admission steps.
Admissions Resources
Academic Programs
With over 75 degrees and certificates, NWACC's academic programs allow you to explore your interests and future aspirations.
Cost & Fees
Paying for college can cost less than you think. Use cost estimates to give you an idea of how much to expect to pay.
Financial Aid
NWACC students have access to a variety of financial aid sources - federal, state, school and private - to help you pay for college expenses
Scholarships
Scholarships are a form of awarded financial aid that helps you pay for college expenses. Unlike loans, scholarships don't need to be paid back.
Transfer Options
NWACC offers a number of transfer degree options that allow you to transfer your associate degree credits to a four-year university.
Student Resources
NWACC offers a variety of resources and services that can help you successfully achieve your academic and personal goals.
Financial Help for Career Training
Many of NWACC’s job training courses are approved by the Arkansas Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)., which is designed to help job seekers access employment, education and training. Email NWACC to find out if you qualify for WIOA financial assistance.
Submit Docs
Various documents are required to be submitted throughout the enrollment process. Use the button below to go straight to My NWACC.
Not Ready to Apply?
Feel free to learn more by taking a virtual tour or scheduling an information session with enrollment staff to see if NWACC is right for you.