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North Arkansas College is the first institution in the state to be accepted as an AQIP institution. AQIP, the Academic Quality Improvement Program, is an alternative means of accreditation now offered by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. AQIP allows participating institutions to meet accreditation standards by developing and using processes which lead to continuous improvement. North Arkansas College is an acknowledged leader in forming community partnerships and providing health education in northern Arkansas. The college partnered with North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) in 1996, creating the North Arkansas Partnership for Health Education (NAPHE), an organization dedicated to professional and community health education. Beginning as a local partnership, NAPHE has expanded to a regional coalition with over 60 participants. With support from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, NAPHE now operates its programs as AHEC-NW at Harrison. Traditional liberal arts students are very important at North Arkansas College. Northark enjoys an excellent relationship with area universities and provides the first two years of a baccalaureate degree in most majors. Occupational programs in accounting; administrative support; business management; collision repair technology; automotive service technology; computer aided design; construction equipment operation; crime scene investigation; industrial electronics; biomedical electronics; heating, ventilation and air conditioning; law enforcement administration; integrated systems technology; medical coding; medical transcription; network technology; software applications; truck driving; and welding are also available. Through the spring semester of 2006, more than 54 students in John Brown University's Advance Program had completed a bachelor's degree in Organizational Management after taking all of their classes at North Arkansas College. During the spring semester of 2002, Northark and Arkansas Tech ...