Welcome to UACCB! We are dedicated to cultivating your academic journey and personal growth. Whether you're just starting college, seeking further education, or yearning for personal development courses, our committed faculty and staff are ready to provide a unique, tailored experience to help you reach your ambitions.
Areas of Interest
UACCB offers a variety of degrees within our five main areas of interest. Each area of interest is used to help narrow down the types of careers available for the various degrees. Click on a degree field below to learn more about it.
There is a rapidly growing need for skilled trade workers. We offer a variety of degrees and certifications to help students fast-track their training and enter the workforce. UACCB's Skilled Trades and Agriculture programs offer diverse studies in agriculture business, mechanics, plants, animals and the environment to help students be successful in this essential and flourishing industry.
A degree in General Education allows students to take core classes while also building interpersonal skills, critical thinking, writing and communication skills which are the most important skills in the workforce. The Associate of Arts degree is designed for students who wish to pursue a bachelor’s degree at a four-year college or university. UACCB’s A.A. degree consists of 48 credit hours of general education requirements and an additional 12 credit hours of electives.
Our online business degrees and certifications allow students to gain or grow their business knowledge regardless of their location. This degree plan was structured specifically for those working full-time, want to own a business, or are looking to advance into management.
UACCB combines classroom instruction, simulated patient care, and clinical experience to prepare graduates for a successful career in healthcare.
UACCB’s Human Services career pathways in cosmetology, early childhood education, criminal justice, and more can provide you with the skills you need to turn your desire to serve your community into a fulfilling career.
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Guided by UACCB’s caring and dedicated nursing faculty, Ashley Cunningham gained the confidence and skills needed to excel in her career. The hands-on learning experiences in UACCB’s nursing program prepared her for her residency at White River Health. “They meet you where you are,” Ashley shared. “They encourage you through the whole process without carrying you through it. You have to make sure you’re passing your tests and doing assignments, but they help you work through your life occurrences.”
For Clara Keener, UACCB was the perfect place to explore her options and discover her passion for business and human resources. While earning her associate degree, she completed core classes, boosted her GPA, and gained clarity about her future without taking on student debt. After graduating, Clara transferred to Arkansas State University to continue her education. “This school really gave me the opportunity to figure out what I wanted to do, while not putting myself or my parents into debt while trying to figure that out,” she shared.
While still in high school, Josey Duncan completed her Associate of Science in STEM through UACCB’s concurrent enrollment program. During her time on campus, she served as president of both the Student Government Association and UACCB’s Phi Theta Kappa chapter, gaining valuable leadership experience. After graduation, Josey transferred to the University of Arkansas with the help of UACCB’s transfer scholarship opportunities. “UACCB has equipped me with so much, like a solid academic foundation and leadership skills,” she shared.
Associate of Science Agriculture Business
Associate of Arts General Education
Sydney Blackman turned her lifelong passion for agriculture into a career path through UACCB’s hands-on agriculture programs and student organizations. Building on her experience in 4-H, Sydney earned certificates of proficiency in animal science, plant science, and soil science; along with two associate degrees. “I started talking to everybody and met my advisor here,” Sydney shared. “It felt like a place where people saw me as a person and not just a number.”
Shanna Huffine’s story is a reminder that everyone has their own “right time” to pursue college. After taking time to work, Shanna returned to UACCB when she was ready and found her passion in industrial technology and pre-engineering after touring the Workforce Training Center. Her determination led her to earn two associate degrees and a certificate before transferring to continue her studies in electrical engineering. “Everyone has their own ‘right time’ to attend college at UACCB,” Shanna shared.