Concurrent Courses 

Sophomores, juniors and seniors are able to take up to two concurrent courses for free per semester through the Concurrent Challenge Scholarship. No extra paperwork is required by the student for this scholarship as the High School Programs department ensures their information is submitted to state institutions for reimbursement.

All dual/concurrent enrollment courses taken at UA Cossatot (UAC) will count for college credit and will be included on UAC transcripts. UA Cossatot does not award high school credit. It is the student’s responsibility to request high school credit from their high school counselor or career coach.

For all concurrent enrollment requirements, please see the second page of the Concurrent Enrollment Form listed in the documents below.

 

 

Students who are concurrently enrolled must maintain a 2.5 GPA in UA Cossatot classes. Failure to achieve a 2.5 GPA will result in the student being barred from enrollment in additional UA Cossatot classes until after graduation from high school.

All concurrent enrollment courses are fully transferable within the state of Arkansas. Please visit the Arkansas Course Transfer Systems (ACTS) Website for more information. For those interested in employment opportunities within the CEP at UAC, teaching requirements are the same as other transfer courses: a master’s degree with 18 hours in the field or a closely-related field.
 
If a parent, student, faculty member, or school district personnel has any questions concerning the Concurrent Enrollment Program, its courses, or faculty, please contact Julie Rhodes at jrhodes@cccua.edu or 870-584-1343.

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Concurrent Enrollment Form

 

Secondary Career Center

We encourage students to jumpstart their career while still in high school! The SCC is available to juniors and seniors.

Here are some reasons to choose the SCC:

·       Earn college credit toward a technical degree during high school.

·       Complete technical certificates while still in high school.

·       Explore career fields that are in demand in the labor market now and in the future.

·       Work with professionals who know how to help you meet success in school and in life.

·       Meet new people who have similar interests and career plans.

·       Students take SCC classes for FREE. 

SCC Programs Offered

Automotive & Diesel Service Technology – UAC DeQueen

UA Cossatot’s new program combines both Automotive Technology and Diesel Technology allowing students a broad area of study to increase employment opportunities. Students learn to work on brake systems, drive trains, electronic circuits, hydraulic systems, and diesel engines, all of which are valuable skills for a successful career. Additional coursework includes automatic transmission and transaxles, heating & air conditioning systems, engine performance, and engine repair. These skills will allow individuals to be eligible for certifications as an automotive or diesel technicians. The program will consist of stackable credentials beginning with Certificates of Proficiency in each discipline area, contributing to a Technical Certificate that includes each of the three discipline areas leading to an AAS degree in General Technology. The course is taught by a certified automotive technician.

Medical Professions – UAC DeQueen & Nashville

This program of study is designed to provide students with the basic skills and knowledge needed for a career in the health care field. It will provide completers with entry-level employment skills and the opportunity to articulate with a post-secondary program leading to a higher level of mastery. Emphasis is given to medical terminology, procedures, health and disease of the human body, as well as the role of technology in health care careers. The students receive Certification in CPR and First Aid.

Industrial Technology – UAC Lockesburg (LIMI)

Industrial Technology provides students with the skills needed to perform general duties required in entry-level maintenance or production jobs with greatly increased employment opportunities.

Welding Technology – UAC DeQueen & Nashville

This program of study prepares students to apply technical knowledge and skills to unite or separate metal parts by heating, using a variety of techniques and equipment. The students will study theory and application of oxy-acetylene cutting, shielded metal arc, and gas metal arc (MIG). Safety practices are emphasized.

23-24 SCC Handbook

2023-2024 SCC Program Rotation 

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Eligbility

To determine student eligibility in the Secondary Career Center, it is best to contact your high school counselor. Generally, students must have a high school GPA of 2.5 to 4.0 to be considered to take concurrent classes through the Secondary Career Center. 

Students who are concurrently enrolled must maintain a 2.5 GPA in UA Cossatot classes. Failure to achieve a 2.5 GPA will result in the student being barred from enrollment in additional UA Cossatot classes until after graduation from high school.