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Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas

Q: How much does Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas cost?

The average net price at Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas is about $5,200. That's what students actually pay per year after grants and scholarships. Published in-state tuition is $3,906.

Q: How big is Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas?

Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas enrolls about 835 students.

De Queen, Arkansas · Public

$5k/yearCost after aid

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About

Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas is located in De Queen, Arkansas. It is a public institution. The university enrolls approximately 835 students.

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Hispanic-Serving

Cost and aid

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$5kper year

Compared to $17k national average

Cost breakdown

In-state tuition$3,906

Out-of-state tuition$4,746

Avg aid package$5,541

Students receiving aid35%

Pell grant recipients35%

UA Cossatot is consistently ranked in the top five colleges in Arkansas for graduation rate and affordability. The college is known for implementing more affordable, textbook-free courses. UA Cossatot also offers financial aid applications, payment plans, and opportunities to work on campus for extra income.

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Admissions

Application info

Student–faculty ratio16:1

Application fee$0

UA Cossatot has an open admission policy, requiring only basic requirements to be met for admission. The college encourages prospective students to submit a complete application. The student to faculty ratio is 17 to 1, ensuring adequate interaction between professors and students.

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Academics

Student–faculty ratio16:1

Full-time faculty56%

UA Cossatot provides quality online and in-class instruction with small class sizes. The college and its faculty routinely win awards for creativity and excellence. The college supports and guides students through their classroom education, making it an ideal environment for academic growth.

Outcomes

Median earnings (10 yrs)$33,775

Job placement rate90%

Earn more than HS grad51%

Economic mobility295%

UA Cossatot offers degrees and certificates in more than two dozen fields, preparing students for rewarding careers. The college is known for innovation in industry-certified technical training and ranks in the top five for transfer education. Graduates are prepared to transfer to a four-year university or enter the workforce.

Student life

Demographics

Small School

835Student size

Compared to 5,382 national average

More femaleGender ratio

Female 67%Male 33%

46% WhiteRacial diversity

White 46%Hispanic 31%Black 15%Asian 0%Other 8%

Campus housingYes

UA Cossatot offers a dynamic campus life with Colt Radio providing two streams of music. The college hosts multiple activities and opportunities for socializing throughout the semester. Students can enjoy campus activities, study areas, and medical simulation labs.

Student reviews

Professors

Student

My experience with this college has been wonderful! All of my teachers have been super helpful and always answer my questions.

Student

I enjoy taking online classes. It makes it easier for me to work and go to college at the same time.

Student

They prepare you for what's to really come

Campus and vibes

Student

its a great experience being from someone whos from california. its slow and quiet out here in southwest arkansas, and everyones very friendly including outside of school. in school everyones very helpful, because they want you to succeed as a student. so theres a lot of helping resources around everyone.

Student

This is a very great two year college and the only one around locally. The teachers are all caring towards their students and the school helps you financially.

Student

This college was a good experience for me. And I recommend it to others that’s looking forward to going to college. You’ll meet a lot of nice, people there.

Student

I have always liked being in small groups, surrounding by family as much as possible and living in a small town. I chose to attend Cossatot Community College, because it fits into my mold. I like the small class sizes and that my professors know me by name; I am not just a number to them.

Student

It's a well rounded college with many opportunities. I suggest at least checking them out. I'll be in and out in under 3 years.

Student

School has been great. They set me up with a schedule that works for me

Cost and value

Student

Cossatot is a great school. From being low budgeted to the amazing professors that are always willing to help, it all makes Cossatot the best place by far. Especially since, you don't have to live in dorms. It most defiantly feels like a four year college, but you get the best of both worlds. Small town, half the cost and one on one training with your professor.

About Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas

The UA Cossatot Campus Security Office is responsible for campus safety, with commissioned law enforcement officers authorized to enforce laws and carry firearms. All crimes occurring on college property should be reported immediately to the Campus Police Department. Campus buildings are locked by campus personnel on a schedule, and Campus Police monitor facilities and campus space while on duty.

UA Cossatot is the first and only Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) in the state as a member of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU). The Pilgrim-Cossatot Learning Center in De Queen offers classes in English as a Second Language and Adult Basic Education. The college provides resources to support a diverse student body.

Endowment$155,296

Avg faculty salary$63,972