Drury partners with Northwest Arkansas Community College

Through 2+2 agreements between the schools, students will be able to earn an associate’s degree at NWACC and transfer to Drury to finish a bachelor’s degree. Initial agreements will cover degrees in communications, mathematics, social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, business and health professions.

“A wide variety of Drury majors should prove to be attractive to NWACC transfer students seeking both liberal arts and professional preparation options at a well-regarded university – one close enough to Northwest Arkansas to make it a good place for them to earn a bachelor’s degree,” said Charles Taylor, Drury vice president for academic affairs and dean of the college, in a news release.

The schools also will look at developing a program for students to complete a bachelor’s degree online through Drury’s online program.