Transfer / 2+2

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Choose an Area of Interest, and then search the universities that UACCB partners with to offer Transfer / 2+2 programs.

Skilled Trades & Agriculture

Skilled Trades

& Agriculture

Gen. Education & Transfer

Gen. Education

Health Professions

Professions

Important Info

Are you interested in earning your bachelor’s degree? UACCB has over 70 2+2 agreements with universities across the state. These programs are designed to allow you to start your journey to a bachelor’s degree at UACCB and finish at a four-year university in the state. Two years at UACCB plus two years at one of the four-year institutions we’ve partnered with equals success for your future!

SPRING 2021 VIRTUAL TOURS

The Transfer Center is excited the campuses of some of UACCB's four-year partner institutions through virtual tours this year! This is a great way to stay connected with your transfer options. If you have questions, don't hesitate to contact Van Taylor or Mickey Freeze for more information."Oh, the places you'll go!" — Dr. Seuss

Click to see virtual tours...

Arkansas Tech

U of A Fayetteville

Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

UCA - On Campus Transfer Fridays

University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Contact Info

Van Taylor
Transfer Coordinator
Office: MCB 229
870-612-2108
van.taylor@uaccb.edu

Mickey Freeze
TRIO Transfer Advisor
870-612-2109
mickey.freeze@uaccb.edu

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Alert Message

Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced Tuesday that he will not renew the statewide mask mandate that expires at midnight tonight; however, school districts, private businesses, and medical facilities may still require patrons to wear masks as a preventative measure against the spread of COVID-19 under the revised guidelines. The University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville will maintain mask use and social distancing protocols on campus through the end of the spring semester. During its meeting on Friday, March 19, 2021, the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee discussed the topic of continuing the mask mandate on campus after the statewide mandate expires March 31. Campus constituents, including representatives from the faculty senate, staff senate, Student Government Association and the cabinet were involved in the discussion. It was agreed that continuing to follow mask use and social distancing protocols was in the best interest of the campus community.

On Friday, March 26, 2021, the campus reported its fifth straight week of having zero positive self-reported cases of COVID-19 associated with the campus. Our students, faculty, and staff have shown outstanding diligence in wearing face coverings and social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The campus community is asked to continue in its diligence to keep members of campus safe and healthy, not only for the benefit of campus but our community as well.

View COVID-19 updates HERE.

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