The National Weather Service is forecasting a particularly dangerous severe weather event to move into the A-State campus area this afternoon, followed by historic rainfall amounts as we approach the weekend. A-State will close today at 1 p.m. so that our students and employees can make arrangements to ride out the storms safely.
The Office of Emergency Management has created a Linktree (https://linktr.ee/AStateSevereWx) with valuable resources for severe weather. It includes links to the A-State Alert sign-up form, weather news sources, and shelter locations on campus and throughout Craighead County.
Provost's Inclement Weather Policy
A-State reminds all students that if they believe it is unsafe to attend class, please consult the Provost’s Inclement Weather Policy as it relates to classes, especially for our commuter students.
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A step-by-step guide to earning
college credit in high school starting
as early as ninth grade.
Enroll in courses on the A-State campus or online and gain firsthand experience in a collegiate environment while completing your high school education.
Become a Red Wolf early to jumpstart your college education through A-State's Early College Programs. By joining these programs, you can gain a head start on your academic journey while experiencing the life of a college student. Embrace this exciting opportunity to get ahead, expand your horizons, and make the most of your high school years! Join Early College Programs today!
Take courses during your high school curriculum and earn credits that count toward high school graduation and your college degree. These courses are taught by both your high school teachers and A-State online faculty. Reach out to your high school counselor or our offices for further information.
Be part of an exclusive group of freshmen gaining exposure to college life early. Take A-State courses on our Jonesboro campus or online courses taught by our A-State faculty. Tuition for courses will be covered at the concurrent rate ($40 per a credit hour).
Register for specialized pathways that provide a focused and accelerated learning experience, allowing you to gain a total of nine (9) college credit hours. These pathways include Swift Coding or Game Production and Development. Reach out to your high school counselor or our offices for further information.
To begin the registration process, we will need a signed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) from your local school. Please contact the school to inform them of our request and let us know once they are notified, so we can proceed with sending the MOU. This ensures that your homeschool is recognized and that you are eligible for enrollment in college-level courses.
In the meantime, students can start the application process. They will need to submit their standardized test scores (from 9th grade or higher) and a high school transcript. Both the test scores and transcript can be emailed to us at CEP@AState.edu.
January 9
Concurrent Application Deadline
January 13
First Day of Classes
Online/SSF Courses Enrollment Deadline
January 23
On-Campus/Traditional Courses Enrollment Deadline
February 14
Last Day to Drop Session I Courses
February 28
Last Day of Session I Courses
March 10
First Day of Session II Courses
April 18
Last Day to Drop/Withdraw
May 1
Last Day of Courses
May 5-9
Final Exams
