National Park College earned a designation for 2018 most promising places to work for community colleges.
A University Experience that's Close to Home
National Park College offers a university experience that's close to home at less than half the cost of the average university.
Nearly 70% of NPC students receive Financial Aid and Scholarships. Last year, NPC students received over $7.5 million in grants and scholarships.
We offer two year degrees and certificates both on campus and online. NPC was designated as part of the top ten online colleges in Arkansas for 2017. View our class schedules.
Learn more about our Academic Programs or our wide variety of Continuing Education and Workforce Training classes.
NPC offers transfer opportunities to public universities in Arkansas. Refer to our National Park University Transfer Center for more information.
From affordable tuition to high-demand skills, NPC provides the tools needed to achieve your potential. Our experienced faculty and staff are committed to your success in the workforce. In fact, we guarantee it With an education at NPC, the path to a full-time career is closer than you think.
National Park College has also earned a designation for 2017 top ten online colleges in Arkansas.
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Latest NPC News
Jennings Receives Respiratory Care Scholarship
Dillon Jennings was awarded the Lawrence Respiratory Foundation’s Professional Achievement in Respiratory Care scholarship
NPC's Phi Theta Kappa Inducts 37 New Members
National Park College (NPC) Alpha Beta Psi Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Honor Society hosted an induction ceremony Thursday evening with 37 new members.
NPC Opens Nursing Simulation Lab With CHI Donation
National Park College (NPC) hosted an open house for a new nursing clinical simulation lab before this month’s regular Board of Trustees meeting September 26.
Diamond Lakes Defenders Awards Scholarship
The Diamond Lakes Defenders Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club awarded a $500 First Responders Scholarship to National Park College (NPC) student John Albright this month.