Community college serving northeastern Arizona with affordable access to university transfer and career-ready programs.
NPC offers 108 degrees, certificates, and areas of study across multiple pathways. Programs include university transfer degrees (Associate of Arts/Science), direct-to-work certificates and Associate of Applied Science degrees, and specialized training in fields such as nursing, automotive technology, construction, cybersecurity, and early childhood education. The college also provides college credit in high school, adult college prep/GED, noncredit enrichment classes, and corporate training. Bachelor's degrees are available in select fields including Early Childhood Education (BAS).
NPC operates nine locations across northeastern Arizona: four main campuses in Holbrook, Show Low, Snowflake, and Winslow, plus five centers in Hopi/Polacca, Kayenta, Springerville, St. Johns, and Whiteriver. The college features a Performing Arts Center, Talon Art Gallery, library services with laptops available for checkout, and student clubs. Campus life includes support for Native American students, veteran/military services, and food pantry distribution events. The mascot is Ernie Eagle, representing the Golden Eagles.
NPC maintains an open admissions policy and accepts new student applications year-round. Full-time status requires enrollment in 12 or more credits per semester; part-time students take fewer than 12 credits. The college evaluates transfer credits from other institutions and offers alternative learning credit options. International students are welcome. Academic advising and new student orientation are available to support enrollment success.
NPC Career Services helps students develop career goals, write résumés, and practice interviewing skills. The college offers employment opportunity videos, job boards (local, state, and federal), and university transfer fairs. Financial aid and scholarships are available through NPC Friends & Family foundation and other sources. Free 24/7 tutoring is provided to students, and the college emphasizes affordability—completing general education credits at NPC costs 74% less than at Arizona state universities.