Phillips Community College Of The University Of Arkansas vs Arkansas Northeastern College

Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas (PCCUA) is a Public, 2-4 years school located in Helena, AR and Arkansas Northeastern College is a Public, 2-4 years school located in Blytheville, AR. Following list and table compares two rivalry schools in various academic factors.

Arkansas Northeastern College (1,502 students) is larger than Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas (1,234 students).
Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas has more expensive tuition & fees of $5,270 than Arkansas Northeastern College($4,250).
Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas has more full-time faculties of 53 faculties than Arkansas Northeastern College(45 facluties).

	Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas	Arkansas Northeastern College
Location	Helena, AR	Blytheville, AR
School Type	Public, 2-4 years	Public, 2-4 years
Highest Degree Offered	Associate's degree	Associate's degree
Undergraduate Tuition & Fees	$5,270 $3,650 for Arkansas residents	$4,250 $2,850 for Arkansas residents
Graduate Tuition	-	-$2
Test Scores	0	0
Acceptance Rate	0%	0%
Admission Yield	0%	0%
Student Population	1,234	1,502
Number of Faculty	53 Full-time 20 part-time	45 Full-time 10 part-time
Number of Staffs	171 Full-time 45 part-time	155 Full-time 67 part-time
Student to Faculty Ratio	10 to 1	17 to 1
Financial Aid Amount	$5,497	$3,322
Graduation Rate	46%	41%
Transfer-out Rate	8%	10%
Retention Rate	76%	56%