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After successful completion of six or more credit hours at the institution, high school students may receive college credit for successful completion of the College Board's Advanced Placement Examinations or College Level Examination Program (CLEP). Institution also accepts AP or CLEP credit granted by another accredited college or university when such credit is consistent with the college's policy.

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Computer and Information Sciences, General

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ASU Mid-South remains committed to the future of Crittenden County. Located on approximately 84 acres in West Memphis, the institution remains aggressive and determined in its efforts to meet the current and future employment needs of the region. so that students will be prepared for the jobs of today and tomorrow. Today the college offers for-credit academic and career-technical education, resulting in the Associate of Arts degree, Associate of Science degrees, Associate of Applied Science degrees, and a range of Technical Certificates and Certificates of Proficiency. Programs include General Education (Transfer); Allied Health (EMT, Nursing Assisting, Medical Assisting, Phlebotomy, and Respiratory Therapy); Business and Hospitality; Transportation (Aviation Maintenance, Diesel Technology); Information Technology, including Networking, Computer Repair, Digital Media, and Computer Programming; Advanced Manufacturing (Machining, Mechatronics, Welding); and Teaching (K-6, 4-8). Non-credit offerings include non-credit workforce training, Adult Education/Literacy/ESL, and community education courses. In addition to education and training for adult students, ASU Mid-South provides opportunities for high school students to earn concurrent credit, degrees, and certificates in both academic and technical programs of study while still enrolled in high school. Many of these students enroll in ASU Mid-South's Secondary Technical Center, funded by the State of Arkansas to provide instruction leading to college and industry credentials in various technical programs at no cost to the student. The award-winning Arkansas Delta Training and Education Consortium (ADTEC), established in 2005, allowed the college to establish broader connections throughout the region, leveraging the resources of the five community colleges in the Delta region to better serve and respond to the economic development needs in Eastern Arkansas. Thanks in part to funding provided by the State of Arkansas to ADTEC, local students have the option to enroll in baccalaureate and master's degree programs on the Mid-South campus through University Center partnerships with Arkansas State University, the University of Central Arkansas, and the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith. This unique arrangement provides pathways to careers in Accounting, Business Administration, Education, Criminology, Nursing, Addiction Studies, and Applied Technology to students for whom time and transportation constraints might be a barrier to furthering their education.

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