– Submit an Application.

– Submit all high school transcripts if you are a first-time college applicant with a minimum GPA of 2.0. A high school counselor may send your incomplete high school transcript to admissions@crc.edu or to the following address:

Crowley’s Ridge College
Director of Admissions
100 College Dr.
Paragould, AR 72450

High school students must also make arrangements for an official final high school transcript to be sent following graduation.

– If you have prior college credit for consideration (including college credits taken during high school), submit transcripts from each institution attended. 

– Submit either your SAT or ACT scores that are no older than 5 years from the time of test date to the start of the incoming semester.  An ACT score of 21 or above in mathematics and 19 or above in reading and English is required for regular admission. The testing requirement is only part of our holistic review process. CRC’s ACT code is 0121; and our SAT code is 6131.

– Submit a completed record of immunizations or proof of religious exemption.

– If you are a home-schooled applicant, provide a state-certified transcript signed by a parent or legal guardian along with any high school transcripts. If you have college credits, submit transcripts from each institution attended. 

– If you have a GED, please submit your GED scores to the Admission Office for consideration. For regular and provisional admission applicants must have a minimum score of 500. 

– Students who do not meet the regular admission requirements may be admitted for provisional admission who complete certain prerequisite requirements. Contact admissions to assess your eligibility for regular or provisional admission. 

Part-time, non-degree seeking students will be admitted to Crowley’s Ridge College if they satisfy the following criteria:

– Complete and submit an application form.

– Submit placement test results – We will accept placement test scores (Accuplacer, ACT, SAT) that are no more than 5 years old from the time of test date to the start of the incoming semester.

A non-degree-seeking student is allowed to take a maximum of nine hours per academic semester and must apply for regular admission before they are allowed to take more than twenty-four hours in total.