The fall semester is quickly coming to an end and registration is now open for both December Intersession and the spring semester. You can get 3 hours of credit in just 3 weeks for only $300 by taking an Intersession class over the holiday break! We encourage students to login to the myEagle portal and enroll in Spring classes before the end of the semester. This will allow you to get the classes you need and avoid long lines in Student Services in January.

Northeast Texas Community College will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 21 through Friday, Nov. 23 for the Thanksgiving holiday. We will resume classes and regular business hours on Monday, Nov. 26. We are Thankful for the students, faculty, staff and community members who make NTCC great! Please have a safe and relaxing break.

The NTCC Medical Assistant Organization was asked to help in the Veteran celebration at PE Wallace on Thursday, November 8th. They drove the veterans to and from the building to assist with parking. This is just one of many ways that NTCC students are having a good time and helping out in our community!

The Northeast Texas Community College Eagles men's soccer team ended their season Wednesday in a sudden-death heartbreaker against top-ranked Pima College in the NJCAA Men's Division I National Tournament in Daytona, Florida. The Eagles lost 3-2 on a golden goal in overtime.

“We are very proud of our men’s soccer team for an outstanding season. These guys have worked hard and they represented NTCC well in Florida,” Andy Morgan, NTCC Athletic Director, said.

Northeast Texas Community College recently hosted representatives from West Texas A&M University (WTAMU) for an articulation agreement signing. The new agreement offers NTCC students who complete their Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) and successfully obtain an RN license to seamlessly transfer to WTAMU’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. After becoming an RN, students would complete an additional 32 hours at NTCC and then transfer to WTAMU to complete the last 30 hours of bachelor-level nursing courses online.

Gib Wilson, owner of Wilson Farms, recently gave $2,000 to the Northeast Texas Community College Foundation. Dr. Jonathan McCullough (right), NTCC Executive Vice President for Advancement, is pictured receiving the donation from Wilson (left). The gift was designated for an endowed scholarship fund. Thanks to another matching grant, the contribution will result in $4,000 in scholarships to help NTCC students achieve their educational goals.

Northeast Texas Community College announced this week that it has received a $250,000 grant from the Greater Texas Foundation to support the Work Scholarship Program.

The grant specifies that $100,000 will be used to support Work Scholarship Program operating costs and the other $150,000 will contribute to the endowment to provide work scholarships well into the future. The money allotted to the endowment will be doubled by a separate matching grant, adding up for a total impact of $400,000 to benefit the Work Scholarship Program.