For the Fall 2022 application cycle, we will continue to offer test-optional admission to qualifying students. Please review our Admission Requirements and Test Policy for further details.
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Freshman Residency Requirement
The University of Arkansas is planning to return to a more traditional academic year for 2021-2022. Therefore, the Freshman Residency Requirement will apply, requiring incoming freshmen live on campus in a residence hall.
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Quick Facts
- 2020 Total Enrollment: 27,562
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 19 to 1
- 200+ degree programs (baccalaureate, master's, doctoral, professional, and specialist)
- Rated one of the Top Five Study Abroad Programs in the Nation by Great Value Colleges (source)
- More than 400 student organizations
- 4,726 freshmen joined student life in 2020
Quick Facts
- 2020 Total Enrollment: 27,562
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 19 to 1
- 200+ degree programs (baccalaureate, master's, doctoral, professional, and specialist)
- Rated one of the Top Five Study Abroad Programs in the Nation by Great Value Colleges (source)
- More than 400 student organizations
- 4,726 freshmen joined student life in 2020
Featured Student Stories
Spencer Bone Selected as Schwarzman Finalist
Spencer Bone, a 2019 cum laude graduate from the University of Arkansas Walton College of Business, has been selected as a Schwarzman Finalist and will interview in early November for the scholarship. The award provides a year of graduate study at Tsinghua University in Beijing, one of China's premier institutions.
Julissa Cervantes
Nursing student Julissa Cervantes' ultimate goal is to earn her Family Nurse Practitioner certificate and open a clinic in rural Arkansas, to provide easier access to medical care for those who might otherwise struggle to find it.
Ariel Romero
Ariel Romero's honors thesis Welcome to America looks different than most—eight posters and a brochure exploring the plight of undocumented college students. The fine arts/graphic design major selected the topic based on his personal experience.