Neosho County Community College (NCCC) Introduction and Academics

Introduction

Neosho County Community College has been working with students to meet their academic and career goals in Chanute, Kansas since 1936.

Information Summary

Ranks 44th in Kansas and 3035th overall. See the entire top 2,000 colleges and universities list
Overall Score (about)	50.5
Total Cost On-Campus Attendance	$15,792
Admission Success rate	N/A
Student Ratio Students-to-Faculty	13 : 1
Retention (full-time / part-time)	50% / 45%
Enrollment Total (all students)	1,968

Academics

Students at Neosho County Community College can work toward an Associate Degree or Certificate through an accredited program.

The Associate Degree track enables you to pursue an education that allows you to begin work immediately after graduation or transfer to a four-year university. Programs vary in topic from Art to Industrial Engineering to Secondary Education. In total, there are 18 different fields to choose from for a focus.

For students seeking education that is skill-specific, a Certificate Program is more appropriate. Neosho County Community College offers a Certificate in 21 different programs, ranging in focus from Health Information Technology to Welding.

Neosho prides itself on being able to provide students with a hands-on learning environment as well as individualized attention. The student-teacher ratio is 18:1 and the average class size is 12 students. Each student is also given an academic advisor in their related field, giving them course-related guidance throughout their time at Neosho.

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Admissions

While Neosho County Community College is an open admissions college, students must meet one of the following requirements to attend:

A graduate of an accredited high school

An individual who has successfully completed the General Education Diploma, or GED

Any person who can benefit from higher education, providing that his or her high school class has graduated

High school juniors, seniors, or other gifted students who have received permission from their respective high school

Home school students as well as individuals from non-accredited high schools who have an ACT score that is higher than 20 and an SAT score that is greater than 850

In order to graduate from Neosho, students must have a high school or GED diploma

To gain admission, students must submit an application. Along with the application, students must also provide high school or college transcripts as well as SAT or ACT scores. It

Financial Aid

Once you have completed the admissions process for Neosho County Community College, it

Student Financial Aid Details

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Students

Over 50% of the student body attends full-time, and about three-fourths of students are from Kansas while the rest are from out of state. Also, almost 15% of the student body is multicultural and a few international students attend Neosho County Community College as well.

Neosho County Community College has 20 student clubs and organizations that enable students to get involved in their school outside of the classroom. In addition to vocal music and theatre productions, students can get involved in organizations like the Forensics and Debate Team as well as the Student Senate, which plans campus events.

Students on campus can take advantage of the Center for Academic and Vocational Excellence, or CAVE. It

Student Enrollment Demographics

Athletics

Student athletes can participate in a variety or sports:

Baseball

Men’s and Women’s Basketball

Cheer/Dance

Men’s and Women’s Soccer

Softball

Track/Cross Country

Volleyball

Wrestling

Scholarships based on academic and athletic performance are also available for student athletes.

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