Northwest Mississippi Community College

10 Interesting Facts about Northwest Mississippi Community College

1. Northwest Mississippi Community College was founded in 1928 as the Senatobia Junior College. Over the years, it has expanded its programs and services to meet the evolving needs of its community.
2. NWCC offers a diverse range of academic programs, including associate degrees, technical certificates, and workforce training programs. These programs cover various fields of study, including arts and sciences, healthcare, technology, and more.
3. he college has strong articulation agreements with four-year universities, enabling students to seamlessly transfer their credits and continue their education toward bachelor’s degrees after completing their associate’s degree.
4. NWCC emphasizes career and technical education (CTE) programs, preparing students with practical skills and knowledge for immediate entry into the workforce. Programs include automotive technology, nursing, welding, and more.
5. The college provides opportunities for high school students to earn college credit through dual enrollment programs. This initiative helps students get a head start on their college education.
6. NWCC maintains small class sizes to promote personalized attention and interaction between students and faculty, fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment.
7. he college actively engages with the local community through outreach programs, workforce development initiatives, and partnerships with local businesses and industries, supporting regional economic growth.
8. NWCC offers a range of student support services, including academic advising, tutoring, career counseling, and disability support, to help students succeed academically and personally.
9. The college’s athletic teams, known as the Rangers, compete in the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC). NWCC values the holistic development of its student-athletes.
10. NWCC provides online degree programs and courses, making education more accessible to non-traditional and distance learners. These programs offer flexibility while maintaining the quality of an NWCC education.

Admissions

Tuition & Fee

• 1-14 credit hours (part-time/summer term): $160 per credit hour
• 15-21 credit hours (full-time fall & spring only): $1,700 per semester
• Over 21 credit hours (full-time plus hours): $1,700 per semester plus $160 per credit hour over 21

All Programs

Pathways in the departments of Business:

Accountancy
Business Administration
Business and Computer Teacher Education
Computer/Management Information Systems
Computer Science
Health Information Management
Integrated Marketing Communications

Pathways in the departments of Fine Arts

Art
Entertainment Industry Studies
Music, Music Education, Music Performance
Theatre

Pathways in the departments of Humanities

Elementary Education
Liberal Arts
Secondary Education

Pathways in the departments of Mathematics

Engineering
Math

Pathways in the departments of Natural Sciences

Agriculture, General
Animal Science
Biology
Chemistry
Exercise Science
Forensic Science
Forestry
Health and Physical Education
Physics
Pre-Communicative Disorders
Recreation

Pathways in the departments of Social Sciences

Criminal Justice
Psychology
Social Work

HEALTH SCIENCE PATHWAYS LEADING TO AN ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE

Pathways in the department of Health Sciences:
Cardiovascular Technology
Emergency Medical Technology – Basic
Emergency Medical Technology – Paramedic
Health Care Assistant
Funeral Service Technology
Physical Therapist Assistant
Practical Nursing
Registered Nursing (Associate of Arts degree)
Respiratory Therapy
Surgical Technology

Pathways leading to a future career in Agriculture and Natural Resources

Agribusiness
Animal Science
Agricultural Technology/ John Deere

Pathways leading to a future career in Business, Office, and Marketing

Administrative Office Technology
Business Management Technology
Business and Marketing Management Technology
Medical Office Technology
Paralegal Technology

Pathways leading to a future career in Engineering, Manufacturing, Construction, and Energy

Civil Engineering Technology
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Technology
Industrial Electronics Engineering Technology
Precision Manufacturing and Machining Technology
Utility Line Worker
Welding and Cutting Technology

Pathways leading to a future career in Education and Human Services

Cosmetology
Cosmetology Instructor Trainee
Early Childhood Education Technology

Pathways leading to a future career in Information Technology and Media

Computer Coding
Computer Networking
Graphic Design Technology
CyberSecurity Technology
Basecamp Coding

Pathways leading to a future career in Transportation

Automotive Technology
Aviation Maintenance Technology
Collision Repair Technology
Commercial Truck Driving
Diesel Technology

Students

Full-Time Enrollment

4,045 Undergrads

Part-Time Undergrads

2,796