Priority Enrollment for currently enrolled students is now open.
You can view the class schedules and schedule an appointment with your academic advisor by calling Enrollment Services at 501-760-4159 or visiting D2L.
The National Park College (NPC) Marine Technology program industry partner, Suzuki Marine, recently donated a new 150-horsepower fuel-injected engine valued at $18,000. This engine will be added to the recently donated 2024 AVX 1880 Vexus boat.
The National Park College (NPC) Marine Technology program recently received a donation of a 2024 AVX 1880 Vexus boat, valued at $34,680. This contribution was facilitated by the marine advisory committee, particularly Reji Short of Trader Bill's, who worked closely with Vexus Boats to secure the donation.
National Park College Career Academy Marine Repair students visited Mountain Harbor Resort and Spa earlier this month. Mountain Harbor was thrilled to welcome Johnathon Rucker, Marine Repair instructor and his students.
The National Park College (NPC) Marine Technology program recently received a donation of five new engines and controls from Suzuki Marine, a $39,355 value. The donation included two 115-horsepower fuel-injected motors and three 9.9 portable engines.
National Park College (NPC) received a visit from Suzuki Marine on Wednesday, October 11, 2023.
Jullian Merritt was named student of the month for October. He is a Marine Technology student with a 4.0 GPA and is on track to graduate from National Park College (NPC) in 2024.
National Park College (NPC) has completed the first Boater’s Education course on campus.
The National Park College (NPC) Marine Technology program received two brand-new Mecury OpiMax motors this month
National Park College (NPC) Marine Technology students, Conner Eary, Blake McGlaughn, and Alex Prell (not pictured), are Suzuki-certified technicians after completing the factory-training course earlier this month.
The National Park College (NPC) Marine Technology program recently received a boat motor from Suzuki. The motor is a 350-horsepower engine valued at $33,500.
