Apply for Admission | University of Arkansas

Apply for Admission | University of Arkansas
Apply for Admission
It starts with a belief that with opportunity, anything is possible. The University
of Arkansas is not only one of the nation’s top public research universities, it’s
a destination for those seeking a community where growth is nurtured. Where the future
is what we make it.
ADMISSIONS
Undergraduate Students
Ready to be a Razorback?
The
undergraduate admissions site
is a great place to start.
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Paying for College
Best Value
U.S. News & World Report
Best Colleges for Future Leaders
Time
98%
Of Arkansans Receive Scholarships
ADMISSIONS
Graduate School
Learn more about our master's
, doctoral and online degree programs, as well as our specialized non-degree graduate
certificates.
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Cost of Attendance & Financial Aid
ADMISSIONS
School of Law
The
School of Law
boasts a low student-to-faculty ratio and earns national recognition for its value
and diverse curriculum and students.
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Cost of Attendance & Financial Aid
ADMISSIONS
Online Degree Programs
Online programs are designed by academic departments on the Fayetteville campus to
offer you another path to earning a degree from a top-tier public research university.
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Programs of Study
Estimated Costs
ADMISSIONS
International Students
We welcome the world: more than 1,385
international students
from 100 countries call the U of A home.
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International Admissions
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92% career placement among 2024 graduates in the first year of graduation.
*working, military service, volunteering or continuing education.
Angel Williams
Interior Architecture and
Design Major
“There is a lot of emphasis on belonging here. It’s funny, even at a college level
where we’re on a campus with over 30,000 students, I have something to be proud of
and to belong to more than when I was in high school. ”
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