[ { "id": "uarichmountain-000001", "code": "ACT 520", "title": "OF 1999", "credits": 30, "hours": 30, "description": "In accordance with Act 1290 of 1997, as amended by Act 520 of 1999, UA Rich Mountain will evaluate all students graduating after May 1, 2002, from Arkansas public high schools, out-of-state ADMISSIONS ADMISSIONS www.uarichmountain.edu 13 479-394-7622 TABLE OF CONTENTS high schools, home schooling, private high schools and GED recipients for the purpose of being granted conditional or unconditional admission status. UNCONDITIONAL ADMISSION STATUS Any student who graduated after May 1, 2002, and has successfully completed the academic or technical core curriculum with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher and a score of 16 or greater composite on the ACT, corresponding Accuplacer/SAT score as recommended by the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board will receive unconditional admission to public colleges and universities in Arkansas. CONDITIONAL ADMISSION STATUS Any student who graduated after May 1, 2002, and has not successfully completed the academic or technical core curriculum will receive conditional admission and shall be subject to the following stipulations: • Those seeking admission to the Associate of Arts degree program must complete twelve (12) semester credit hours of the general education core and any necessary remedial courses with at least a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 within the first 30 semester credit hours. • Those seeking admission to an Associate of Science degree or technical certificate program must complete at least six (6) ", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#ACT520", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/act-520", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/act-520.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000002", "code": "DD214", "title": "DD214", "credits": null, "hours": null, "description": "• Dependents and spouses of service members need the VA file number for the service member. • The student needs to complete the Veterans Online Application (VONAPP) to apply for VA Educational Benefits. https://www.ebenefits.va.gov/ • The student will need to bring the eligibility letter received from the VA. The VA generates this letter after the student completes the VONAPP and mails it to 48www.uarichmountain.edu 479-394-7622 the address entered on the application completed with the VA. Expect to receive the letter in approximately 6 to 8 weeks. NOTE: Bring one of the copies you receive to the Financial Aid Office. The student must complete the UA Rich Mountain Admissions process before registering. NOTE: UA Rich Mountain must receive all college transcripts before a student can register for classes. A VA Education Benefit recipient must register with the Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs who will be the student’s advisor while at UA Rich Mountain. The student must come by the Financial Aid Office to complete VA paperwork. Financial Aid personnel will certify your enrollment with VA. The student must notify the Financial Aid Office of any schedule or degree changes. Who should the service member contact in regards to educational programs available as well as financial aid availability? • The Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs (AVCSA) is the primary contact for all students receiving any form of Veterans’ Educational Benefits. The AVCSA is knowledgeab", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#DD214", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/dd214", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/dd214.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000003", "code": "EMT 370", "title": "00", "credits": null, "hours": null, "description": "Medical Professions (Career Center) 100.00 Phlebotomy 100.00 54www.uarichmountain.edu 479-394-7622 Fees 1. Special Credit classes (Workforce and 60+) will not incur this fee 2. Not all courses will have the “Check it Out” Book/Material Fee. Some courses will have flat rate book fee; prices will vary. See the course schedule for more details 3. Charged for maximum of two semesters 4. LPN and RN Fees include any applicable student accident insurance, professional liability insurance, background check, and drug screening costs. 5. Program Kit Fees subject to change due to materials cost. ** Matriculation fees cover application, Accuplacer Diagnostic testing, Drop/Add, Late Registration, and Graduation *** Technology fees provide resources for the College to maintain technology across each campus. Housing and Food Rates Residence Hall Fall/Spring Rates (per semester) Double Room 2,885.00 Single Room 3,400.00 SummerI/II Rates (per semester) Double Room 876.00 Single Room 1112.00 Meal Plans 19-Meal Plan 2055.00 Other Fees Preferred Parking (optional)(per year) 150.00 Housing Application Fee 150.00 Lost Key Replacement Fee 150.00 Housing Deposit (per year) 200.00 www.uarichmountain.edu 55 479-394-7622 TABLE OF CONTENTS RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS A legal resident of Polk County is defined as a person who has lived within the boundaries of the county for the past six (6) consecutive months. An out-of-county resident is defined as a person resides within the state of Arkansas, outside of P", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#EMT370", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/emt-370", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/emt-370.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000004", "code": "HUM 283", "title": "Humanities through", "credits": null, "hours": null, "description": "the Arts MUSC 10003 Music Appreciation PHIL 11003 Philosophy SPEECH Three (3) hours required SPCH 10003 Oral Communications MATHEMATICS Three (3) hours required MATH 11003 College Algebra or higher MATH 10003 College Mathematics for non-STEM majors NATURAL SCIENCES Eight (8) hours required Four (4) hours required from the following: BIOL 10103 Biological Science BIOL 10503 General Zoology", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#HUM283", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/hum-283", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/hum-283.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000005", "code": "BIO 224", "title": "General Botany", "credits": null, "hours": null, "description": "Four (4) hours required from the following:", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#BIO224", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/bio-224", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/bio-224.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000006", "code": "CHM 134", "title": "Principles of Chemistry", "credits": 0, "hours": 0, "description": "PHSY 20104 General Physics I PHSC 11043 Earth Science PHSC 10043 Physical Science SOCIAL SCIENCES Fifteen (12) hours required Three (3) hours required from the following: HIST 21103 U.S. History I HIST 25503 U.S. History II PLSC 20003 American National Government NIne (9) hours required from the following: CRJU 10203 Introduction to Criminal Justice CRJU 11033 Juvenile Crime and Delinquency ECON 22003 Microeconomics GEOG 21003 Regional Geography of the World HIST 11103 World Civilization I HIST 11203 World Civilization II www.uarichmountain.edu 59 479-394-7622 TABLE OF CONTENTS HIST 25503 Arkansas History PLSC 20003 American National Government* PSYC 11003 General Psychology PSYC 20133 Abnormal Psychology SOCI 10103 Introduction to Sociology Three (3) hours required from the following: CRJU 10203 Introduction to Criminal Justice* CRJU 11033 Juvenile Crime and Delinquency* ECON 22003 Microeconomics* GEOG 21003 Regional Geography of the World* HIST 11103 World Civilization I* HIST 11203 World Civilization II* HIST 21103 U.S. History to 1877* HIST 25503 Arkansas History* HIST 21203 U.S. History Since 1877* PLSC 20003 American National Government* PSYC 11003 General Psychology* PSYC 20133 Abnormal Psychology* SOCI 10103 Introduction to Sociology* *UA Rich Mountain can only apply credit for a course once. If credit was given in a previous category, the course cannot be counted again. CATALOG PRIVILEGE A student has the option of graduating under the requirements of the catalog in ", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [ "uarichmountain-000049" ], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#CHM134", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/chm-134", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/chm-134.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000007", "code": "SPC 203", "title": "3 A 4 3X4= 12", "credits": 12, "hours": 12, "description": "TOTALS 16 33 33 DIVIDED BY 16 = 2.062 GPA POLICY ON GRADES OF “I” (INCOMPLETE) Instructors may award the grade of “I” to a www.uarichmountain.edu 63 479-394-7622 TABLE OF CONTENTS student who, for nonacademic reasons beyond his or her control, is unable to meet the full requirements of a course. When a student has a nonacademic reason for not completing one or more of the assignments for a course, including examinations, and wishes to receive an incomplete for the course, it is the student’s responsibility to inform the instructor in person or in writing of the reason. A grade of incomplete is awarded at the instructor’s discretion and not the student’s prerogative. The instructor establishes the period of time given to a student to remove an “I, ” subject only to the maximum time limit set by the College. The maximum time limit specifies that the “I” shall be removed no later than the end of the following academic term (two [2] summer sessions counting as an academic term) after receiving the “I, ” regardless of whether the student is enrolled or not. Failure to remove an “I” within the established time limit will result in a final grade of “F” or the grade earned as determined by the instructor. The Registrar will assign a grade, as determined by the instructor, when the time limit expires. In order to qualify for an “I, ” a student must • have completed most of the major assignments of the course and have a passing grade in the course (aside from the assignments not comple", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#SPC203", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/spc-203", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/spc-203.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000008", "code": "MPE101", "title": "Medical", "credits": 10, "hours": 10, "description": "Professions Lab/CNA MTW RF 1pm- 3 pm ALHE Phlebotomy Pre-Req & Min age required W 6pm- 8pm Medical Professions: Spring Semester ALHE10101 Medical Terms MTW RF 1pm- 3 pm ALHE11303 Medical Procedures MTW RF 1pm- 3pm ALHE10039 Phlebotomy Min age required W 6pm- 8pm ALHE10046 Pharmacy Externship Min age required MTWR 3pm- 6pm EMSC10808 Emergency Medical Technician MR 6pm- 10pm MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Courses include (10 credit hours): • Blueprint Reading-MSTE 14545 • Machine Tool I-MSTE 10545. Optional Courses (15 optional credit hours): • CNC Milling-MSTE 13545 • CNC Turning MSTE 11545 • Metals & Alloys-MSTE 15545 • Machine Tool II-MSTE 2154 The Blueprint Reading course will provide the instruction required to become proficient in reading and interpreting prints, system schematics, and engineering drawing. Students will learn basic CNC programming, test their code on virtual and actual simulators, and cut out part on CNC milling machine. Students will gain an understanding of machine feeds and speeds for different material types and tooling. Instruction is given in classification of metals and their chemical, physical, and mechanical properties. The student is also instructed in the basic makeup of steels and alloys and their heat treatment processes. Upon completion of the Machine Tool I & II courses, the student will have a basic understanding of the operation of manual machines (primary focus on the manual lathe) from setup to completed part. The student will also be able to ", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#MPE101", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/mpe101", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/mpe101.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000009", "code": "OF 1990", "title": "OF 1990", "credits": null, "hours": null, "description": "SAFETY PROGRAMS The safety and security of UA Rich Mountain students is a major concern of the staff and administration. To help students become more security conscious and to assume more responsibility for their own safety both on and off campus, a special safety information section has been established in the Johnson Learning Commons, Abernathy Bldg., and Maddox Bldg., compliments of SSS and SGA. This section contains pamphlets on how to stay safe, drug and alcohol abuse, sexual harassment, sexual assault, and other topics pertaining to the students’ well-being. STAFF ASSISTANCE UA Rich Mountain staff and administrators are always available to assist students to notify authorities if the need arises. One or more administrators will be available for evening classes. CAMPUS SECURITY The UA Rich Mountain buildings are opened by maintenance personnel each morning prior to the first scheduled class and are locked at the end of the last scheduled class each evening Monday through Friday. In the case of off schedule activities, the building being used will be unlocked prior to the start of the activity and locked when the activity is finished. The exterior of the campus, including student parking, is well lighted and provides excellent visibility of the campus from all buildings. A close relationship is maintained with the Mena Police Department and Polk County Sheriff’s Office. During the Fall 2013 semester, a full-time security office with an armed security guard was established", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#OF1990", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/of-1990", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/of-1990.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000010", "code": "CHM124", "title": "General Chemistry II 4", "credits": null, "hours": null, "description": "CPSI 10003 Computer Applications ENGL 10103 English Comp I 3 ENGL 10203 English Comp II 3 GNEG Intro to Engineering (UA STEM) MSTE 24343 CAD I/Solid Works 3 MSTE 10545 Machine Tool I OR MSTE 13545 CNC Milling 5 MSTE 14545 Basic Print Reading 5 MATH 24005 Calculus I 4 MATH 25005 Calculus II 4 Arts & Humanities Course Social Science Elective 122www.uarichmountain.edu 479-394-7622 Approved Electives 9 Approved Electives 9 Total 60 See degree plan for suggested course rotation and list of approved electives. ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE HEALTH INFORMATION BILLING & CODING This program is designed for individuals interested in pursuing a career path in Health Information Management and Technology. PROGRAM OUTCOMES At the conclusion of this program, students will be able to: • Apply revenue cycle management skills including medical coding and reimbursement methodologies. • Demonstrate an understanding of professional ethics and confidentiality as required of a healthcare professional. • Apply the navigation of electronic and manual healthcare records systems and medical claims software. • Apply knowledge of medical coding, practice management, and healthcare reimbursement for payer collections and audits. • Identify accurate health information documentation for the organization, patients, and third party payers. • Apply legal principles, policies, and standards to protect the privacy and security of health information. • Reference and utilize payer websites for preauthorization, da", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#CHM124", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/chm124", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/chm124.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000011", "code": "CPSI 2454", "title": "Introduction to", "credits": null, "hours": null, "description": "Programming w/ Java CPSI Advanced Website Design www.uarichmountain.edu 143 479-394-7622 TABLE OF CONTENTS Total Hours 15 See degree plan for suggested course rotation, prerequisites, and approved electives. CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY - WELDING PROGRAM OUTCOMES Students completing the Certificate of Proficiency in Basic Welding program should be able to: • Use welding skills that meet industry standards. • Develop skills necessary for state and national welding certifications. • Demonstrate safe work habits that reflect concern and care for self, others, and the environment. • Demonstrate appropriate safe work habits when operating oxy-fuel and electric welding equipment and function safely in a welding environment. • Display manipulative skills with various welding processes to assure adequate weld integrity and appearance. • Perform basic welding operations with appropriate processes on various metals. • Apply fundamentals of math and measurements in a welding environment. DEGREE PLAN CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY WELDING First Semester Credits WELD Arc Welding I 7 WELD Arc Welding II 7 Total Hours 14 See degree plan for suggested course rotation, prerequisites, and approved electives. CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY - INERT GAS WELDING PROGRAM OUTCOMES Students completing the inert gas welding program should be able to: • Use skills that meet industry standards. • Be proficient in skills necessary for state and national welding certifications. • Work as an effective and dependable", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#CPSI2454", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/cpsi-2454", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/cpsi-2454.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000012", "code": "ART103", "title": "3 CR", "credits": 3, "hours": 3, "description": "Drawing I This course is a study of basic techniques in drawing from life, landscape and the figure (when available) with an emphasis on composition, perspective, line, shapes and values. Students will also be introduced to the mediums of graphite, conte’ and charcoal. (Offered on demand)", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#ART103", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/art103", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/art103.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000013", "code": "ART113", "title": "3 CR", "credits": 3, "hours": 3, "description": "Drawing II Prerequisite: ART103 This course is a continuation of Art 103 with greater emphasis on composition, along with an introduction to the medium of ink and its tools of application (brush and technical pen). (Offered on demand) ARHS 10003 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Art Appreciation This humanities course is designed to acquaint the student with the principles and elements of art, the techniques which artists utilize to create art, why artists create art; while referring to various artists, periods and styles for interpretation. This course includes occasional in-class projects designed for the NON-Art individual. This course requires at least one paper using a documentation format. (ACTS: ARTA1003) (Offered fall and spring semester)", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#ART113", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/art113", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/art113.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000014", "code": "ART263", "title": "3 CR", "credits": 3, "hours": 3, "description": "Special Problems in Art I Prerequisite: Permission of instructor This course is designed for the advanced art student. A learning contract must be prepared and agreed upon by the student and the instructor. (Offered on demand)", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#ART263", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/art263", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/art263.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000015", "code": "ART293", "title": "3 CR", "credits": 3, "hours": 3, "description": "Special Problems in Art II Prerequisite: Permission of instructor This course is a continuation of ART263 Special Problems in Art I and requires at least one paper using a documentation format. (Offered on demand) AGRICULTURE AND ANIMAL SCIENCE ANSC 10333 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Introduction to Animal Sciences Students will be introduced to biological sciences associated with modern systems of care and management of livestock. Foundation sciences include topics in genetics, nutrition, reproduction, and animal health. The importance of livestock, equine, and companion animals and their allied industries will also be discussed. (Offered on demand) ANSC 10041 1 CR. (1 LAB.) Introduction to Animal Sciences Laboratory Study of facilities used in production, processing, and management in animal agriculture. Identification, selection evaluation and testing of livestock, meat, and milk. Laboratory 3 hours per week. (Offered on demand) ANSC 21153 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Introduction to Animal Evaluation and Handling Fundamental concepts of the interrelationship of animal growth, structure, function, and animal handling as they relate to animal production, safety, well-being, 150www.uarichmountain.edu 479-394-7622 and handler safety. (Offered on demand) ANSC 21141 1 CR. (1 LAB.) Introduction to Animal Evaluation and Handling Lab Laboratory component stressing fundamental concepts of animal structure, composition, and behavior, and animal handling as they relate to animal production, safety, well-being, ", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#ART293", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/art293", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/art293.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000016", "code": "CST273", "title": "3 CR", "credits": 3, "hours": 3, "description": "Spreadsheet Applications Prerequisite: CPSI 10003 or permission of instructor This course provides the student with a fundamental understanding of the popular business software program, Excel. Course content includes creating, modifying, and printing spreadsheets as well as utilizing spreadsheets to solve problems. Graphing, database operations, and Excel macros are also covered. (Offered fall and spring semester) ISYS 28303 3 CR. (3 LEC./LAB) Database Applications Prerequisite: CPSI 10003 or permission of instructor This course will cover the principles and practical applications of database management software for microcomputers. The student will gain knowledge and proficiency in the use of database software through class lecture and lab exercises with various database problems. (Offered fall and spring semester) ISYS 29333 3 CR. (3 LEC./LAB) Networking Essentials This course provides the students with a fundamental understanding of networking computers. Some of the topics covered will include network design, networking media, network hardware, network communications, protocols, network administration and network troubleshooting. This course is designed to help the student pass the Network+ certification exam offered by CompTia. (Offered in fall semester) ISYS 10203 3 CR. (3 LEC./LAB) Network and Data Security Prerequisite: CPSI 10003 or permission of instructor This course is intended for students who want to learn about the important career specialty, network and data sec", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#CST273", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/cst273", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/cst273.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000017", "code": "COSM1231", "title": "1 CR", "credits": 1, "hours": 1, "description": "Manicuring II A course in the construction, filing and shaping of the fingernails, loosening and removing the dead cuticle and the art of hand and arm massage. (Semester Two) COSM 12451 1 CR. Aesthetics II A course in the skin, various kinds of facial massage, cosmetics, packs, the art of makeup, eyebrow arching, and eyebrow and eyelash dying. (Semester Two) COSM 12551 1 CR. Salesmanship, Shop Management, and Shop Deportment II This is a continuing course in the necessary skills of courtesy, neatness and professional attitude in meeting the public. There is a strong focus on entrepreneurship. (Semester Two) COSM 13051 1 CR. Hygiene and Sanitation III This course is a conclusion of Hygiene and Sanitation which instructs students in sanitation, sterilization, hygiene, lighting and ventilation. The student will have hands on experience in sanitation methods. (Semester Three) COSM 13152 3 CR. Hairdressing w/lab III This is the final course in scalp massage, cleaning, shampooing, cutting, clippering, singeing, dyeing, tinting, bleaching, perming, brushing, combing curling, reconditioning, thermal pressing, iron curling, and chemically relaxing hair.(Semester Three) COSM 13251 1 CR. Related Cosmetology Science III This course is designed to give students a depth of understanding in the sciences related to the field. Those sciences include: physiotherapy or cosmetricity (pertaining to electricity used in cosmetology), physiology and histology anatomy, neurology, mycology and osteolo", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#COSM1231", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/cosm1231", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/cosm1231.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000018", "code": "COSM1416", "title": "6 CR", "credits": 6, "hours": 6, "description": "Manicuring and Pedicuring with Lab II This course is an introduction to the science and art of manicures and pedicures for the nail professional. It covers nail health, sanitation, and art design for real and artificial nails. COSM 14159 9 CR. Cosmetology Instructor I Prerequisite: Must have a current license in one of the Cosmetology fields and pass an entrance or skills exam in the field. In this course the instructor trainee will prepare lesson plans and utilize visual aids. Instructor trainees will choose class materials, visual aids and student competencies that prepare them for conducting cosmetology course work. Instructor trainees will prepare theory classes in Hygiene and Sanitation, Related Science, Hairdressing, Manicuring, Aesthetics, Salesmanship and Shop Management, and Shop Deportment. This course is designed to prepare instructor trainees to conduct practical classes in all phases of cosmetology. This course prepares instructor trainees to comply with all Arkansas Department of Health Cosmetology Section record keeping including student records. Instructor trainees are evaluated and prepared to take the cosmetology instructor licensing exam given by the Arkansas Board of Health – Cosmetology Section. COSM 14251 1CR. Nail Technician Related Science This course is designed to teach science related to nail technology. COSM 14269 9 CR. Cosmetology Instructor II This course is a continuation of COSM 14159. In this course the instructor trainee will prepare lesson p", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#COSM1416", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/cosm1416", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/cosm1416.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000019", "code": "CRJU1023", "title": ")", "credits": 3, "hours": 3, "description": "semester) CRJU 27373 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Criminal Justice Internship Prerequisite: CRJU 10203 The aim of this course is an attempt to bring training and education into a more meaningful relationship, by providing a planned program of research, observation, study, and work in an approved institution and/or agency. The program is designed to assist the student in selecting that segment of the appropriate field which may ultimately become the career of his/her choice. Additionally, the program is aimed toward more mature individuals who are presently employed in a segment of one of the three areas and wish to broaden their knowledge of the system, or individuals who may contemplate getting into another segment of the system by making a career change. The intern program is designed to supplement classroom study with constructive participation in their chosen area. Under the dual supervision of the faculty and practitioners, the student has an opportunity to apply techniques and procedures to situational experiences in his/her chosen area of study. (Offered on demand) CRJU 11033 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Juvenile Crime and Delinquency This course provides a study covering the philosophy of the juvenile justice system and how it has evolved in the United States. 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Introduction to Literature This is an introductory, college-level course that aims to expose students to the skills required to read, analyze, and write about literature. Students will read texts from a variety of genres and cultural backgrounds. An emphasis on form, technique, perspective, historical and social contexts, and cultural significance can be expected. This course requires at least one paper using a documentation format. (ACTS:ENGL2713) (Offered fall and spring semesters) www.uarichmountain.edu 163 479-394-7622 TABLE OF CONTENTS GEOGRAPHY GEOG 21003 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Regional Geography of the World This course illustrates world conditions as they exist in the environment and the various cultures. It introduces map reading of the various continents and other important geo¬graphical concepts.This course requires at least one paper using a documentation format. 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(Offered on demand) HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HIMT 10043 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Medical Terminology Medical terminology is the study of the principles of medical word building to help the students develop the extensive medical vocabulary used in health care occupations. Students receive a thorough grounding in basic medical terminology word construction through a study or root words, prefixes and suffixes. The study focuses on correct pronunciation, spelling, definition, and use of medical terms. Anatomy, physiology, surgical procedures, diagnostic procedures, symptomatology, and pathology of disease are introduced yet no previous knowledge of these topics is required. This course is recommended for individuals interested in entering the healthcare profession or who want a better understanding of the language of medicine for personal growth and awareness.(Offered fall and spring semesters) HIMT 10151 1 CR. (1 LEC.) Pharmacology Prer", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#GEO223", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/geo223", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/geo223.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000024", "code": "HIST1223", "title": ")", "credits": 3, "hours": 3, "description": "semester) HIST 21103 3 CR. (3 LEC.) U. S. History to 1877 This course offers a survey of the cultural, economic, political, and social forces that have shaped the U.S. through the Reconstruction era. This course requires at least one paper using a documentation format. (ACTS: HIST2113) (Offered in fall and spring semester) HIST 21203 3 CR. (3 LEC.) U. S. History from 1877 This course offers a survey of the cultural, economic, political, and social forces that have shaped the U.S. from the end of Reconstruction to the present. This course requires at least one paper using a documentation format. (ACTS: HIST2123) (Offered in fall and spring semester) HIST 25503 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Arkansas History This course offers a study of the political, social, and economic development of Arkansas from the era of exploration and early statehood to the present. Major themes include the Civil War and Reconstruction, segregation and disenfranchisement, progressivism, and civil rights. This course meets state requirements for elementary and secondary teachers and requires at least one paper using a documentation format. (Offered fall semester) PLSC 20003 3 CR. (3 LEC.) American National Government This course studies the structure, principles, and functions of the United States government and requires at least one paper using a documentation format. 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This course of study will emphasize the manual lathe and the related support equipment such as the cut-off saws and the contour saws. This course will also cover the proper use and terminology of basic hand tools. Safety applications and procedures will be taught throughout this course of instruction. (Offered fall semester) MSTE 11545 5 CR. (2 LEC., 6 LAB) CNC Turning Students will learn basic CNC programming, test their code on virtual and actual simulators, and cut out part on CNC lathes. Students will gain an understanding of machine feeds and speeds for different material types and tooling. Students will learn machining processes, tool selection, and machine set-up. Instruction will be given in the more common machine control 168www.uarichmountain.edu 479-394-7622 languages. Actual parts to be machined, will be programmed by students as part of their lab experiences. This course is for the beginning student as well as the second semester student.(Offered spring ", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#PLSC2003", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/plsc2003", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/plsc2003.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000026", "code": "MCH253", "title": "3 CR", "credits": 1, "hours": 1, "description": "CAD II Prerequisite: MCH243 CAD II is a continuation of CAD I. The student will be expected to spend a minimum of two hours per week outside lab time reinforcing the application learned in the classroom. (Offered on demand) MASSAGE THERAPY MSSG 6CR Anatomy & Physiology I Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology & Contraindications I is a ninety (90) clock hour, six (6) credit hour course that provides students with the basic knowledge necessary to master the theory and practice of therapeutic massage. The human body, its structures and functions, is the territory of a massage therapist’s work. The more familiar the massage therapist is with the body and its functions, the better able he/ she will be to use the methods of therapeutic/ clinical massage that will most benefit the client. Through this course, the student will learn that appropriate “technique” is grounded in an understanding of anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and pathophysiology. Students will become familiar with general and local contraindications, conditions or situations that make receiving a massage inadvisable. Students will be introduced to each of the body systems, their unique characteristics, potential endangerment sites, and structural abnormalities, as well as, common pathologies found in each of the body systems. The course familiarizes students with key concepts and terminology pertaining to pathology, as well as, common infectious agents, hygienic practices, and the inflammatory process. 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( ACTS:", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#MATH1103", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/math1103", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/math1103.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000028", "code": "MATH1203", "title": ")", "credits": 3, "hours": 3, "description": "MATH 22353 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Number Systems I (Mathematics for Elementary & Middle School Teachers I) Students are placed upon qualifying criteria. This course includes influences on and directions in mathematics education, learning theories, problem solving, number concepts, numeration, number theory, and whole-number operations. In addition, fraction and decimal concepts and computation are developed. Ratio, proportion and percent are also studied. Estimation and alternative algorithms are addressed, and mental math strategies are studied and modeled. MATH 22353 contains mathematics content, teaching techniques, mathematics manipulatives, and technology with emphasis on problem solving, reasoning, communication, connections, and representation. This course is designed for future elementary and middle school teachers. (Offered fall semester) MATH 23353 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Number Systems II (Mathematics for Elementary & Middle School Teachers I) Students are placed upon qualifying criteria. Concepts of geometry, data analysis, probability and statistics appropriate for P-8 grade levels will be developed. Topics in geometry will include appropriate geometric terminology, lines, angles, plane curves, polygons and other plane regions, polyhedra and other space figures, measurement concepts and skills, constructions (time- permitting), transformations, congruence, similarity and geometric reasoning. 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(2 LAB) Recreational Activity I This course offers instruction in the fundamental techniques of recreational activities such as angling, backpacking, etc. (Offered on demand)", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [ "uarichmountain-000049" ], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#HPR141", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/hpr141", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/hpr141.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000030", "code": "HPR191", "title": "1 CR", "credits": 1, "hours": 1, "description": "Basketball This course offers instruction and practice in the basic skills, fundamentals, and rules of basketball. (Offered on demand) HEAL 10003 3 CR. (3 LEC.) Health and Safety The meaning of general health, personality, mental health, mental illness, drug abuse, family life, disease, nutrition, growth, and fitness is surveyed in this course. This course satisfies the requirement for teacher certification in Arkansas public schools. (Offered fall and spring semester) PEAC 22351 1 CR. (2 LAB ) Physical Conditioning I Emphasis is placed on physical conditioning through weight training and aerobic exercise.(Offered on demand)", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [ "uarichmountain-000049" ], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#HPR191", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/hpr191", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/hpr191.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000031", "code": "HPR221", "title": "1 CR", "credits": 1, "hours": 1, "description": "Physical Conditioning II This course places an emphasis on physical conditioning through advanced, low-impact aerobic exercises. (Offered on demand) HEAL 22003 3 CR. (3 LEC., 1 LAB) First Aid and CPR This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver assistance in the case of accidents, injuries, and sudden illness. Lifesaving skills and accident prevention principles will be covered. The course includes CPR certification and AED instruction. This course requires at least one paper using a 178www.uarichmountain.edu 479-394-7622 documentation format. PEAC 13951 1 CR. (2 LAB ) Walking for Fitness This course is designed for all ages and levels of fitness. It emphasizes body mechanics and identifies concepts so the student may have a lifetime of walking enjoyment. It involves weekly goal setting incentives and focuses on a variety of walking experiences for fun and cardiovascular improvement. (Offered fall and spring semester) ALLIED HEALTH ALHE 10039 9 CR. (9 LEC.) Phlebotomy Pre or Corequisites HIMT 10043 and HIMT Corequisites: ALHE 10031 Basic Phlebotomy Lab This course is intended to introduce students to blood collection procedures, and laboratory testing. This includes vacuum collection devices, syringes, capillary skin puncture, butterfly needles and blood culture, and specimen collection on adults and children. Emphasis will be placed on infection prevention, patient identification, specimen labeling, quality assurance, specime", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [ "uarichmountain-000049" ], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#HPR221", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/hpr221", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/hpr221.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000032", "code": "NSG123", "title": "PNUR 12282, and PNUR 16181", "credits": 2, "hours": 2, "description": "This course provides laboratory practice in the nursing home. Emphasis is placed on the geriatric patient. (Offered in the fall semester) PNUR 11282 2 CR. (32 LEC.) Nutrition in Health and Illness Prerequisite: Admission to Practical Nursing Program This course focuses on the principles of good nutrition for all age groups and the www.uarichmountain.edu 179 479-394-7622 TABLE OF CONTENTS principles of modifications for therapeutic purposes. Nutrition concepts will be integrated throughout the entire Practical Nursing Program’s curriculum. (Offered in summer semester) PNUR 11383 3 CR. (48 LEC.) Nursing of Adult Patients I Prerequisite: Admission to Practical Nursing Program This course focuses on information about common conditions of illness and nursing care of patients in acute, subacute or convalescent stages of illness, of both short and long term duration, including nutrition and administration of drugs. (Offered in fall semester) PNUR 12282 2 CR. (32 LEC.) Pharmacology I Prerequisite: Admission to Practical Nursing Program This course focuses on the history of drugs, methods of administration, drugs commonly used in the treatment of illness, and such information as usual dosages, expected actions, side effects, contraindications, and points of observation following the administration of drugs. Formulas for conversion of measures from the apothecary to the metric system, as well as formulas for calculations of dosages for infants and children are included. (Offered in fal", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [ "uarichmountain-000049" ], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#NSG123", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/nsg123", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/nsg123.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000033", "code": "NSG190", "title": "NSG190", "credits": 9, "hours": 9, "description": "Nursing Clinical IV This course is required for the student who has been unable to complete the required number of hours during the spring, fall, and/ or summer semesters of the Practical Nursing Program. The student is required to complete 40 hours in the assigned clinical care in the hospital, nursing home, physicians’ offices, home health agency, and public health unit. Emphasis is placed on basic nursing skills, mothers and infants, children, and patients with medical and surgical conditions. NURS 21159 9 CR.(9 LEC./WK) Nursing Process I Prerequisite: Admission to the ARNEC program Corequisite: NURS 21243 This course provides the foundational theory for LPNs/LPTNs to transition to the responsibilities and roles of RNs. The student is introduced to ARNEC’s goals, philosophy, and learning objectives. These objectives will build on the concepts of holism, human need, nursing process, communications, safety, and wellness- illness across the life span. The student’s fundamental knowledge base will evolve by introducing knowledge, assessment and clinical skills, behaviors, and critical thinking skills that are required to function in the role as a Registered Nurse. This course also explores the legal, ethical, and social issues related to the Registered Nursing role. Basic pharmacology and fundamental nursing theory, skills, and medical math will be reviewed to prepare students for subsequent semesters. This course also provides lecture content for the age group involving the n", "prerequisites": [], "program_ids": [ "uarichmountain-000049" ], "source_url": "https://www.uarichmountain.edu/documents/catalog/college_catalog_2026.pdf#NSG190", "canonical_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/nsg190", "markdown_url": "/uarichmountain/courses/nsg190.md" }, { "id": "uarichmountain-000034", "code": "BIOL2404", "title": ")", "credits": 1, "hours": 1, "description": "BIOL 24001 1 CR.(2 LAB.) Human Anatomy Laboratory This course is a laboratory co-requisite to Human Anatomy. (ACTS: BIOL2404) BIOL 24103 3 CR.(3 LEC) Human Physiology This class is a continuation of BIOL 24003, this course consists of a study of the nervous, sensory, endocrine, circulatory, respiratory, and urinary systems; fluid and electrolyte balance; and acid-base balance. 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Principles of Zoology Laboratory Laboratory exercises illustrating animal structure, physiology, genetics, and ecology. (ACTS: BIOL 1054) BIOL 10103 3 CR.(3 LEC) Plant Biology A survey of plant biology involving aspects of taxonomy, anatomy, physiology, phylogeny, and natural history of the major groups. This course also covers a study of the major groups of plants and emphasis upon those important to society that broaden the knowledge on evolutionary approach that shows biological principles of taxonomy, physiology, ecology, adaptation, structure, and population dynamics.(ACTS: BIOL1034) (Offered spring semester) BIOL 10101 1 CR.(2 LAB.) Plant Biology Laboratory This course is a laboratory co-requisite to Plant Biology and includes physiological phenomenon like osmosis, diffusion, stomatal behavior during gases exchange. Microscopic examination of cells and tissues of typical plants. 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Topics include measurement, force, energy and work, heat, sound, electricity, atoms and elements, chemical reactions, bonding, and solar system (ACTS: PHSC1004) (Offered fall and spring semester) PHSC 10031 1 CR.(2 LAB.) Physical Science Laboratory This is the required laboratory component of PHSC 10043. Experiments include density, specific heat, energy, motion and gravity, sound, chemical reactions, percentage composition, empirical formula (ACTS: PHSC1004 Lab) (Offered fall and spring semester) ASTR 11103 3 CR.(3 LEC.) Descriptive Astronomy This course offers a nonmathematical survey designed to give a general knowledge of the subject. Topics covered include the his¬tory of astronomy, cosmology, galaxies, nebulae, stars and stellar evolution, and 186www.uarichmountain.edu 479-394-7622 the solar system. Several evening observation sessions will be included. (Offered on demand) PHYS 20303 3 CR.(3 LEC.) 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This course requires at least one paper using a documentation format. (ACTS: DRAM1003) (Offered fall and spring semester) THTR 16803 3 CR.(3 LEC.) Acting I This course will introduce students to the basic techniques of acting with emphasis on motivation for movement and emotion. This course will also study the theory and history of acting. (Offered on demand) THTR 26803 3 CR.(3 LEC.) Acting II Prerequisite THTR 16803 This course is a continuation of THTR 16803. (Offered on demand) HUMN 28103 3 CR.(3 LEC.) Humanities through the Arts This course is an introduction to the arts in western civilization and their relationship to basic humanistic ideas. In addition to serving as an introduction to music, painting, sculpture, architecture, and literature (drama and poetry), the course explores fundamental principles and ideas of western culture and how these are expressed in each of the artistic disciplines. This course requires at least one paper using a documentation format. 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Students will learn welding safety, use of SMAW, GTAW, and GMAW welding machines, and how to make basic fillet welds and butt welds in all welding positions. Students will study welding nomenclature, design of joints, and electrode classification. Students will also learn safe handling of the oxy-actylene torch and its different uses. Students will also study Plasma Cutting and Carbon Arc Cutting. 188www.uarichmountain.edu 479-394-7622 WELD 11057 7 CR. Arc Welding I This course is designed to teach students the basic knowledge to operate SMAW welding equipment, to function safely in the welding shop, and to demonstrate some types of shop practices. Students will learn welding safety, use of the SMAW welding machine, and how to make basic fillet welds and butt welds in all welding positions. Students will study welding nomenclature, design of joints, and electrode classification. 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