We are so excited that you are investing in your education and considering UACCB! Below, you’ll find all the essential steps to get started, from applying for admission to registering for classes. Our Welcome Center team is here to help you make the most of your time here and set the right pace for your success.
Simple and Straightforward
Our admissions process is designed to be simple and straightforward. We welcome students from all backgrounds, including first-time college students, transfer students, and returning learners.
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- Complete the free online application
- Submit official high school or GED transcripts
- Provide placement test scores (ACT, SAT, or Accuplacer) if applicable
- Submit immunization records
- Meet with a Navigator
Once admitted, you’ll go through our student onboarding process to ensure a smooth transition to college life. This includes:
- New Student Orientation
- Learn about campus resources, academic support, and student life.
- Technology Setup
- Get access to your student email, online portal, and learning management system.
- Financial Aid & Payment Plans
- Explore options for scholarships, grants, and payment plans to fund your education.
Your success is our priority! Every student at UACCB is assigned a Navigator, an academic advisor dedicated to helping you stay on track. Your Navigator will:
- Assist with course selection
- Create an academic plan tailored to your goals
- Provide guidance on transfer options and career pathways
- Help you register for classes each semester
You can meet with your Navigator in person or virtually. Contact the Welcome Center at welcomecenter@uaccb.edu or call (870) 612-2000 to schedule an appointment.
Not sure which is best for you? Your Navigator can help you decide based on your personal goals, schedule, and financial situation.
Full-Time Student (12+ Credit Hours Per Semester)
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Faster path to graduation | Higher tuition costs per semester |
| Qualifies for more financial aid options, including full-time scholarships | Greater time commitment, which may be challenging if balancing work and family |
| Greater access to campus resources and student activities | Heavier course load requires strong time management skills |
Part-Time Student (Less Than 12 Credit Hours Per Semester)
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| More flexibility for work, family, and other commitments | Takes longer to complete a degree |
| Lighter course load reduces academic pressure | May have limited access to financial aid and scholarships |
| Lower tuition costs per semester | Less engagement in campus life and student activities |
Stay up to date with registration deadlines, drop/add periods, and tuition payment due dates by checking the Academic Calendar.