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TRANSFER GUIDE 2021–2022 • TRANSFER.UARK.EDU
NATIONALLY COMPETITIVE. STUDENT CENTERED. RESEARCH UNIVERSITY.
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At the University of Arkansas, we believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion are central to our academic and
service mission. It is our goal to foster a culture of inclusion and respect, where every member of the campus
community is valued, supported, and successful.
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2019 Total #1
TOP 5 Fastest Growing 4 MILES
Enrollment Best Places Land Grant of sidewalks etched
27,559
to Live with the names of all
(U.S. News & World Report) University our graduates.
(Bloomberg)
Student to Faculty Ratio
More than 300 18:1
Fortune 500 companies have
offices within 20 miles of campus.
200+
212,386
Transfer Hours
Academic Programs HIGHEST RESEARCH
accepted as credit in 2018
Baccalaureate, Master's,
Doctoral, Professional, and
Specialist
22% CLASSIFICATION
The Carnegie Foundation
of new students for the Advancement of
are transfer students Teaching places the
U of A in its highest
research category.
One of the Ranked among the
TOP 5
Study Abroad Top 25 400+ Top 10 Cities
Programs in Outdoor Colleges Student
the Nation for Bicycles
(Great Value Colleges)
(Outside Magazine) Organizations (Places for Bikes)
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
Founded in 1871, the University of Arkansas is a place where dedicated and creative people are working to build a better
world. To us, this is just what it means to be a Razorback.
NATIONALLY COMPETITIVE Abroad, and the U of A offers support and advice every
The Carnegie Foundation classifies the University of step of the way. Sabrina Rivas received a Benjamin A.
Arkansas among the top 3 percent of universities in America Gilman Scholarship to study graphic design and art history
that have the highest level of research activity. Each year, in Rome, Italy. An art education major, she will draw upon
U of A students win national scholarships that support their her experience abroad in her future classroom as an art
academic and career goals. teacher.
Samia Ismail, an honors biomedical engineering student, was Learn about studying abroad at studyabroad.uark.edu.
named a 2019 Harry S. Truman Scholar, one of 62 in the
nation. Committed to a lifetime of public service, she plans RESEARCH UNIVERSITY
to improve healthcare access for Arkansans. For honors mathematics and physics major Tyler Bishop,
the University of Arkansas has opened the doors to the
U of A honors biochemistry student Anthony Azzun received world of scientific research. Working under associate
a 2019-2020 Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in professor Salvador Barraza-Lopez, he has performed
Andorra. He currently performs biomedical research at the research that could have applications in the engineering
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai through the NIH’s and manufacturing of nanoscale devices. In 2019 he was
Postbaccalaureate Research Education Program. named a Barry Goldwater Scholar, the nation's highest
honor for undergraduate students in the fields of science,
Learn more about the U of A's history of nationally technology, engineering, and mathematics.
competitive awards at awards.uark.edu.
Learn more about undergraduate research opportunities at
honorscollege.uark.edu.
STUDENT CENTERED
Opportunities that enhance learning are an important part
of the college experience. For many students, that’s Study
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STUDENT LIFE ...
Living on campus provides an opportunity for students to extend their learning experiences beyond the classroom,
library, and laboratory.
UNIVERSITY HOUSING STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER
University Housing strives to create a community. More The Student Success Center works with students to refine
than just a place to sleep, residence halls at the U of A and strengthen academic skills like note taking, reading,
provide space to live, learn, and develop lifelong friendships. study habits, and time management, while the Career
It's a great first year experience even for those who have a Development Center helps U of A students discover their
year of college already under their belt and our designated interests, values, and skills, and prepares them to start a
transfer communities make it easy to get connected with career after graduation.
older students.
For more information visit success.uark.edu.
For more information about living on campus,
visit housing.uark.edu.
CAMPUS DINING UNIVERSITY RECREATION
The U of A offers a variety of meal plans from Campus The four-story Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
Dining with a mix of dietary options prepared by skilled building (HPER), a part of University Recreation (UREC),
chefs and dedicated staff. Choose to eat at "all-you-care-to- offers students access to an Olympic-sized swimming pool,
eat" dining halls or at the food court in the Arkansas Union. an indoor track, workout and weight room, climbing walls,
Grab a quick snack at one of several campus convenience four gymnasiums, a bike shop, and much more. UREC also
stores or coffee shops, or visit one of the many restaurants facilitates club sport teams which compete against other
on campus. collegiate club teams.
For more information about dining on campus, For more information about club sports and recreation on
visit housing.uark.edu/dining. campus, visit urec.uark.edu.
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GET INVOLVED
With over 400 student organizations,
the University of Arkansas offers plenty
of opportunities to connect outside the
classroom. Enjoy sporting events, art
galleries, theatre performances, concerts,
films, and more. Join one of the many
sports clubs on campus to stay active, or
sharpen your skills in the student-run radio
station (KXUA), television station (UATV),
or newspaper
(The Arkansas Traveler).
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Razorback
Greenway
Crystal Bridges
Museum of
American Art
Farmers'
Market
Buffalo
National
River
10 apply.uark.eduNORTHWEST ARKANSAS
With top concerts, art shows, internationally acclaimed speakers, and a wealth of natural beauty, Northwest Arkansas is
alive with things to see and do. Be sure to explore the areas around campus to experience all NWA has to offer.
Walmart Crystal Bridges Museum Restaurants & Boating, swimming, and Walton
Arkansas of American Art entertainment on fishing at Arts Center
Music Pavilion Dickson Street Beaver Lake
Biking on Horseback Botanical Historic Art, shopping,
the 36 mile riding at Garden of Downtown Fayetteville and concerts in
Razorback Greenway Hobbs State Park the Ozarks Eureka Springs
Fayetteville
Population: 87,590
Northwest Arkansas
Population: 549,128
Take a break Three multiplex cinemas Hiking, camping, and Floating on
at a local & a historic drive-in spelunking at Devil's the Buffalo
coffee shop theater Den State Park National River
apply.uark.edu 11ADMISSION
Students interested in applying to the University of Arkansas for the fall semester are urged to apply in early January, or in
August for the spring semester. Students can begin the application process while college work is in progress.
THE APPLICATION PROCESS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Three steps to applying for admission:
New Transfer (24 or more transferable hours)
❶ Complete and submit an online application at • College GPA
2.0 cumulative GPA on all credit hours
transfer.uark.edu.
Spring semester: Apply by December 15.
• Good Academic Standing
Fall semester: Apply by August 1.
Transfer Freshmen (less than 24 transferable hours)
❷ Send official college transcript(s) from all institutions • College GPA
attended. Electronic PDF transcripts should be sent 2.0 cumulative GPA on all credit hours
directly from the service provider to: registra@uark.edu.
• High School GPA
❸ Transfer Freshmen, send your ACT/SAT test scores 3.0 or higher
and High School transcript.
ACT Code 0144 • ACT/SAT test scores
SAT Code 6866 20 or higher ACT, or SAT equivalent
*Cumulative GPA includes all college coursework
TRANSFERRING CREDIT
Review the University of Arkansas' Course Equivalency Guide at courseequivalency.uark.edu to check if specific course credits
will transfer to the U of A. View the Transfer Planning Guide at transferplan.uark.edu to see how your transferable credits fit
into a U of A degree plan. If you have questions about course equivalency, please contact the Registrar at (479) 575-5451 or
registra@uark.edu.
12 apply.uark.eduYOU'RE ADMITTED... WHAT'S NEXT? IMPORTANT TRANSFER DATES
Attend Attend
✓ CHECK IN Spring Fall
Once you're admitted, keep a close eye on your email and
New Student Center for important information. Visit AUG Begin the application process at JAN
apply.uark.edu.
appstatus.uark.edu.
SEP Submit FAFSA. FEB
✓ IMMUNIZATION RECORDS OCT Plan housing on campus FEB 15
Send immunizations to immu@uark.edu. (housing.uark.edu) or off campus
(offcampus.uark.edu). Transfer
Freshmen must live on campus.
✓ HOUSING
OCT 15 Transfer scholarship deadline: APR 1
Complete the housing contract at housing.uark.edu scholarships.uark.edu.
or visit uarkoffcampus.com. The university requires that
all Transfer Freshmen under the age of 21 live on campus NOV Transfer Freshmen register APR
during New Student Orientation,
or with guardians during their first year. orientation.uark.edu.
DEC 15 Submit final transcript to MAY 15
✓ REGISTRATION & ORIENTATION registra@uark.edu. Final Spring
application deadline.
New Transfers should consult advising.uark.edu for
academic advising and class registration before JAN Transfer Freshmen attend JUNE
Orientation. New Transfers
orientation. Transfer Freshmen will register for classes complete online Orientation.
during New Student Orientation. orientation.uark.edu.
Late application deadline for Fall AUG 1
admission.
✓ FINAL TRANSCRIPT
JAN New Student Orientation for AUG
Submit official transcript showing all college coursework students who haven't registered
completed to registra@uark.edu. for classes or completed online
orientation.
apply.uark.edu 13TUITION & FEES
Typical costs, based on 2020 tuition and fees, for a full- HOUSING COSTS
time undergraduate student taking 30 credit hours per year
in Fulbright College. Living in campus housing is an exciting part of your college
experience. In fact, it helps build the perfect foundation for
TUITION academic and personal success!
Resident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,568
Non-Resident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24,056 RESIDENCE HALL DOUBLE*
Average Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,816 Adohi (Pods) $8,566
Adohi (Semi-Suites) $8,830
OFF CAMPUS MEAL PLANS Duncan Avenue 1 ba: $3,389
Apartments ** 2 ba: $3,589
From residential dining halls to brands like Starbucks, you
will find what you’re craving. Plans include a combination of Founders Hall ** $8,586
Meal Swipes and Dining Dollars. Futrall Hall $6,284
Gibson Hall (Female) **
$6,614
MEAL BLOCK MEAL DINING BY Gregson Hall ** $6,512
PLAN COUNT DOLLARS SEMESTER *
Holcombe Hall $6,474
Off Campus 1 80 $50 $798
Humphreys Hall $6,284
Off Campus 2 25 $65 $326
Maple Hill (2BR suite, double room) $8,830
Off Campus 3 50 $500 $848
Maple Hill (Premium suite) $9,664
Off Campus 4 5 $300 $349
Pomfret Hall $6,196
Reid Hall (Female) $6,594
*All expenses listed are estimates based on an academic year and are accurate at the time of
printing, but may differ from actual contract costs. Residence Hall estimates do not include meal Walton Hall ** (Single) $4,320
plans. Single occupancy rooms are subject to availability and require proof of necessity from the
student making request. Additional details, including halls available to upperclassmen, can be found Yocum Hall $6,594
at housing.uark.edu.
**Transfer/Upperclassmen communities
14 apply.uark.eduFINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
APR 1 OCT 15
Fall Transfer Spring Transfer
Five steps to funding your education:
Scholarship Scholarship
Deadline Deadline
❶ APPLY EARLY
Apply for university scholarships by posted deadlines and apply between
January 1 and February 15 for fall semester departmental scholarships
(each year).
❷ SCHOLARSHIPS
In addition to institutional and departmental scholarships, search for private aid through local businesses,
civic groups, and places of worship. Check websites such as fastweb.com for lists of additional scholarships.
❸ COMPLETE YOUR FAFSA
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for federal student aid. New
students should submit the FAFSA no later than the scholarship deadlines for Advance Arkansas and other
need-based scholarship consideration. Go to fafsa.gov and use the University of Arkansas code: 001108.
❹ REVIEW STUDENT AID REPORT
Review the Student Aid Report (SAR) that will be sent to you after your FAFSA is processed. It will include a
federally calculated Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and outline any additional steps you should complete.
❺ RECEIVE YOUR AWARD NOTICE
Receive your award notice from the University of Arkansas, which may include grants, loans, and work-study,
as well as merit-based awards and scholarships. This notice may not include all awards.
MORE INFORMATION
finaid.uark.edu • finaid@uark.edu • (479) 575-3806
apply.uark.edu 15TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIPS
To apply for academic scholarships at the U of A, you must first apply for admission.
Students should submit their admissions application by October 1 to be considered for
the October 15 spring semester deadline and by March 15 to be considered for the
April 1 fall semester deadline.
scholarships.uark.edu/transfer-scholarships
ELIGIBILITY
The University of Arkansas offers transfer scholarships to entering students each fall
and spring. To be considered for University of Arkansas Transfer Scholarships, entering
transfer students must have completed or be in the process of completing at least 24
or more transferable hours of college-level work from a regionally accredited institution
of higher education other than the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Applicants must
have completed a minimum of 12 transferable hours at the time of application.
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in scholarships awarded to
transfer students for Fall 2020.
apply.uark.edu 17COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
David W. The University of Arkansas awards bachelor's degrees from
Mullins five colleges and the Fay Jones School of Architecture and
Design.
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DALE BUMPERS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL, FOOD
AND LIFE SCIENCES
The Bumpers College prepares leaders for careers that matter,
all in areas of food, family, and the environment, with 14
majors and 24 minors. Students study issues of food, healthy
families, quality of life, stewardship of the environment,
and the impact of foods on health. The School of Human
Environmental Sciences is also part of Bumpers College.
Learn more at bumperscollege.uark.edu.
FULBRIGHT COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Fulbright College is the largest and most diverse academic
unit on campus with three schools, 16 departments, and more
than 43 academic programs and research centers. The college
provides the majority of core curriculum for all University of
Arkansas students. The School of Art, the School of Journalism
and Strategic Media, and the School of Social Work are all part
of Fulbright College.
Learn more at fulbright.uark.edu.
18 apply.uark.eduCOLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
The College of Education and Health Professions focuses The most comprehensive engineering program in
on two areas, with disciplines like teaching, nursing, public Arkansas, the College of Engineering offers ABET-
health, human resource development, exercise science, accredited bachelor's degrees, plus master's and
recreation & sport management, and communication doctoral degrees. With over 100 labs and a dedicated,
sciences & disorders. Students gain hands-on experience supportive faculty, the College of Engineering provides
and work with faculty on research in these fields. The an environment of exploration and innovation sure to
College includes the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing. support and challenge even the most ambitious students.
Learn more at coehp.uark.edu. Learn more at engineering.uark.edu.
SAM M. WALTON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS FAY JONES SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
The Sam M. Walton College of Business ranks among The Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design offers
the top 30 public business schools in the nation, and architecture, landscape architecture, and interior design,
its supply chain management department is ranked with the architecture program ranked among the nation's
No. 1 in North America. The Walton College combines top 10. The renovation of the school's historic home
outstanding academic programs with experiential learning and the addition of a modern design center provide an
and internships to connect world-class scholarship with opportunity for collaboration in a world-class facility.
real-world business practice. Begin your exploration and discovery of design with us!
Learn more at walton.uark.edu. Learn more at fayjones.uark.edu.
apply.uark.edu 19UNDERGRADUATE AREAS OF STUDY
The following is a reference list of majors, concentrations, and minors offered at the University of Arkansas. Visit the online
course catalog at catalog.uark.edu/undergraduatecatalog for more details.
Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Additional Minors • Combined English & Journalism - String Performance
Food & Life Sciences • Human Development and Family - Voice Performance
Sciences M O • History of Architecture & Design • French M - Woodwind, Brass or
• Agricultural Business M O Percussion, Performance
- Agricultural Management and • Poultry Science M • Planting Design • Geography M
Marketing - Cartography/Remote Sensing • Philosophy M
- Agricultural Economics Additional Minors Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences
- Pre-Law • Geology M • Physics M
• Child Services O • Advertising/Public Relations - Geophysics - Astronomy
• Agricultural Education, - Biophysics
Communication, & Technology • Crop Biotechnology • Anthropology M • German M - Computational
- Agricultural Communications M - Electronics
- Agricultural Education M • Entomology • Arabic M
• Graphic Design - Geophysics
- Agricultural Leadership M - Optics
- Agricultural Systems • Event Management O • Art Education • History M - Professional
Technology Management M - Community Practice
• Horticulture - K-12 Teaching • Interdisciplinary Studies O • Political Science M O
• Animal Science M
- Animal Enterprise • Human Nutrition • Art History M • International & Global Studies • Psychology M
- Equine Science M - European and Transatlantic
- Pre-professional Preparation • Landscape Horticulture • Biology M
- Global South • Social Work M
- Peace, Security, & Human
• Apparel Merchandising & • Natural Resources Management • Chemistry M
Rights • Sociology M
Product Development - Biochemistry
• Pest Management - Biophysical • Journalism MO
• Studio Art
• Birth through Kindergarten - Chemistry - Broadcast
• Plant Pathology - News/Editorial • Spanish M O
• Crop Science M • Classical Studies M
• Soil Science • Combined Journalism & Political • Theatre M
• Environmental, Soil, & Water • Communication M O Science - Design & Technology
Science • Turf Management - Performance
• Criminology • Mathematics M
• Food, Nutrition & Health Fay Jones School of Architecture & - Applied Mathematics Second/Dependent Majors
Design • Earth Science - Pure Mathematics
• Food Science M
- Statistics • African & African American
- Food & Culinary Sciences • Architectural Studies • Economics Studies M
- Food Science - International Economics & • Music M
- Food Technology • Architecture Business - Choral •Asian Studies M
- Economics - Guitar Performance
• Horticulture, Landscape and Turf • Interior Design M
- Instrumental • Latin American & Latino Studies M
Sciences • English M - Jazz Studies
• Landscape Architectural Studies - Creative Writing - Music Business • Middle East Studies M
• Hospitality Management M O - Rhetoric and Writing Studies - Music Composition
• Landscape Architecture - Topical - Music Theory
• Human Nutrition & Dietetics - Piano Performance
20 apply.uark.eduAdditional Minors Education College of Engineering - Energy Finance M • Economics
- Technology Education - Finance & Banking M
• Child Advocacy Studies Training O • Biological Engineering - Finance & Real Estate M • International Economic
• Childhood Education - Biological Engineering - Financial Management & Development
• Chinese (Business Orientation) - English as a Second Language - Environmental Engineering Investment M
- Gifted & Talented - Risk Management • Nonprofit Studies
• Criminal Justice O - Reading • Biomedical Engineering
- STEM • General Business M O Pre-professional Programs
• East Asian History and Politics • Chemical Engineering
• Communication Sciences & • Information Systems M • Pre-Chiropractic
• French (Business Orientation) Disorders • Civil Engineering - Business Analytics M
- Enterprise Resource Planning M • Pre-Dental
• Gender Studies • Educational Studies • Computer Engineering M - Blockchain Enterprise Systems M
• Pre-Law
• German (Business Orientation) • Elementary Education • Computer Science • International Business M
- Accounting • Pre-Medical
• Global Studies • English Education • Data Science - Business Economics M
- Accounting Analytics - Finance • Pre-Occupational Therapy
• Historic Preservation • Exercise Science - Bioinformatics - General Business
- Biomedical & Healthcare - Information Systems • Pre-Optometry
• Indigenous Studies • French Education Informatics - Management
- Business Data Analytics - Marketing • Pre-Pharmacy
• Italian • German Education - Computational Analytics - Retail
- Data Science Statistics - Supply Chain Management • Pre-Physical Therapy
• Japanese (Business Orientation) • Human Resource & Workforce - Geospatial Data Analytics
Development Education O - Operations Analytics • Management M • Pre-Physician Assistant
• Jewish Studies - Social Data Analytics - Human Resource Management
• Nursing - Supply Chain Analytics - Organizational Leadership • Pre-Veterinary Medicine
• Legal Studies O - Pre-Licensure BSN - Small Business &
- RN to BSN O • Electrical Engineering Entrepreneurship Management Interdisciplinary Minors
• Medieval and Renaissance - LPN to BSN O
Studies • Industrial Engineering • Marketing M • Enterprise Resource Planning
• Public Health
• Medical and Health Humanities • Mechanical Engineering • Retail M • Financial Economics
• Recreation & Sport - Aerospace - Accounting
• Religious Studies Management - Mechanical Engineering - General Retail • Foundations of Sustainability
- Recreation Administration - Retail Economics
• Rhetoric and Writing Studies O - Sports Administration Additional Minor - Retail Finance • International Business
- Retail Information Systems
• Southern Studies • Social Studies Education • Data Analytics - Retail International • Microelectronics-Photonics
- Retail Management
• Spanish for the Professions • Spanish Education Sam M. Walton College of Business - Retail Marketing • Nanotechnology
- Retail Supply Chain
• Substance Use Disorders O
• Special Education • Accounting MO
Management • Planning
College of Education & Health • Teaching K-12 Physical • Business Economics M • Supply Chain Management M O
Professions Education & Health - Business Economics
- International Economics & Additional Minors
• Career & Technical Education Additional Minor Business M This field also offers a minor.
- Business Education • Behavioral Economics O Available as an online program.
- Family & Consumer Sciences • UATeach • Finance M
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STUDY ABROAD
Learning extends beyond the classroom at the University
of Arkansas. Our students interview Tibetan refugees
in India, study art and economics at our Rome center,
engage in community development in Belize, Mozambique,
and Vietnam, and make lasting connections at partner
universities all over the world.
studyabroad.uark.edu
apply.uark.edu 23HONORS COLLEGE
The Honors College brings together top students and TRANSFER HONORS COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS
professors to share transformative learning experiences. Transfer students must be successfully admitted to the
University of Arkansas before beginning the Honors College
Being part of the Honors College will allow you to: application process.
• Participate in honors courses on interdisciplinary,
cutting-edge topics If you don't meet the requirements for honors when you
• Conduct hands-on research with a faculty member enter the University of Arkansas, you may be eligible to join
• Engage with local and global communities through as a current student once you establish a strong academic
service learning record at the university. You should consult the honors
• Apply for competitive grants to support research, program director in your academic college for specific
service learning, internships, and study abroad information on honors eligibility requirements.
• Serve as a leader on campus and beyond
• Make lifelong friends in the honors community MORE INFORMATION
honorscollege.uark.edu
Each year, the Honors College awards more than $1 honors@uark.edu
million in student grants to help students study abroad (479) 575-7678
and do research.
NATIONAL RANKINGS
The University of Arkansas Honors College was ranked in the top 20 in a recent survey of the
nation's top public honors programs.
24 apply.uark.eduWe offer honors
programs in all
majors, tailored
to students’
academic
interests.
apply.uark.edu 25VISIT CAMPUS Visiting campus is the best way to experience the attention and professional commitment we give to each University of Arkansas student. A typical campus visit itinerary includes a meeting with an admissions counselor, a walking tour of campus with a student guide, and a residence hall tour. You can set up other appointments, like meeting with a college representative in your academic area, to tailor your visit to your interests. Find more information and explore virtual experiences at visit.uark.edu. 26 apply.uark.edu
TAKE A
VIRTUAL TOUR
Take a virtual tour of
campus from anywhere
in the nation at
visit.uark.edu.
¡Hablamos
español!
apply.uark.edu 27TRANSFER HONORS COLLEGE HOUSING REGISTRAR FINANCIAL AID
CENTRAL 479-575-7678 479-575-4687 479-575-5451 479-575-3806
479-575-5346 honors@uark.edu housing@uark.edu registra@uark.edu finaid@uark.edu
transfer@uark.edu honorscollege.uark.edu housing.uark.edu registrar.uark.edu finaid.uark.edu
transfer.uark.edu
IMMUNIZATION NEW STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP VETERANS
CENTER FOR RECORDS ORIENTATION OFFICE RESOURCE AND
EDUCATIONAL 479-575-7723 479-575-4200 479-575-4464 INFORMATION
ACCESS immu@uark.edu nso@uark.edu scholars@uark.edu CENTER
479-575-3104 health.uark.edu orientation.uark.edu scholarships.uark. 479-575-8742
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