non-credit courses are offered.

Technical education programs include degrees and certificates in Automotive Technology, Graphic Design, Early Childhood Development and Hospitality Management among many others.

Another of its divisions, allied health, awards certificates in such fields as Dental Hygiene, Practical Nursing, Respiratory Therapy and Surgical Technology.

The general education department offers programs that generally lead to four-year transfers and include associate’s degrees with majors in Liberal Arts, Science, Education and Engineering, among others.

Ozarks Technical Community College’s developmental education program provides basic literacy training and basic training in math and study skills as well as GED prep.

The Community Enrichment Center at Ozarks is a place where students may take non-credit classes of personal interest in a variety of subjects.

Online education options as well as daytime, evening and weekend scheduling make attendance at Ozarks possible for everyone.

For students who still have challenges or limitations preventing them from pursuing their Ozarks education, student services can help. A learning resources center, services for disable students, personal and career counseling, academic advising and financial aid advisement are some of the support they provide.