We are excited to celebrate our Spring 2019 commencement ceremonies this Saturday morning, May 18. This will be one of our biggest celebrations ever and we want to make sure the day is comfortable and memorable for our graduates and their guests. Below is some important information about graduation day:
The Northeast Texas Community College Medical Assistant program recently learned that all students in its May 2019 class passed their professional licensing exams to become Certified Medical Assistants.
Two Northeast Texas Community College sophomores were the recipients of this year’s Bonnie Spencer awards. Jordan Whelchel, a Presidential Scholar writing in the required non-honors class, won $100 and first place for his original work on “Capitalist Chemistry.” Laura Ross’s second-place essay, winning $50, concerned the persecution of Russian immigrants during the era of World War I.
NTCC's Chapel Hill High School Dual credit cosmetology students cleaned out and replanted new plants in the planters in front of the BT building/Whatley today in preparation for spring graduation.
The Adult Education Department at Northeast Texas Community College is accepting new students for its Fast Track GED (General Educational Development) and Citizenship classes beginning June 4 through June 27.
At Northeast Texas Community College, we like to say you can start here and go anywhere - because it's true! Whether you are looking to train for a one-semester certificate to help you get a better job or you have plans to transfer to a university to seek a bachelor's degree (or beyond), NTCC is a great choice for taking the first step.
Just like most of the conference series this spring, rain and wet fields forced the Northeast Texas Community College baseball team to travel to Corsicana to take on conference leading Navarro College on Sunday to play on the turf field at Corsicana High school. Navarro won game one of the series 9-2 and completed the sweep in game two winning 8-0.
