Northeast is ranked among the best community colleges in the nation—and it’s easy to see why.
At Northeast, students don’t just earn a degree—they get a full college experience. With cutting-edge technology, hands-on learning, and real-world training, they’re prepared for success. But it’s not all academics. From clubs and campus events to intramurals and the excitement of Hawks athletics, there are so many ways to have fun, get involved, and build lasting friendships—all while being supported by faculty and staff who truly care.
Hands-On Experiences
At Northeast, learning happens in real-world settings.
- Ag students work on our 500-acre college farm, applying precision ag tools and livestock management skills they have learned in the classroom.
- Nursing students train in state-of-the-art simulation labs and clinical placements that prepare them to step into healthcare roles right after graduation.
- Media arts students shoot, edit, and produce in industry-level studios.
- Building construction students build real houses for real people. The houses are built on campus, auctioned off, and moved to the new owner’s location.
The list could go on and on. From cooperative internships to vet tech students performing ultrasounds in an advanced vet tech facility to automotive students working on project vehicles – programs are designed so students graduate ready to work.
Graduate Success
99% of 2023-2024 Northeast graduates are employed or continuing their education.
Student To Faculty Ratio
19 students for every 1 faculty member ensures students receive all the support they need.
2023-24 Average Class Size
11 students per class allows for more individual attention from instructors.
Learning Beyond The Classroom
College is about more than textbooks and tests—it’s about discovering who you are. At Northeast, learning extends beyond the classroom through meaningful, real-world experiences. Study abroad programs broaden students’ perspectives, while leadership opportunities, student clubs, and competitions help build confidence, connections, and résumés. It’s all part of helping students grow into their future.