School Details
At the University of Arkansas, a remarkable history of unification and growth spans back to its founding in 1871, even amidst the challenges of the post-civil war era of Reconstruction. Today, this 4-year public institution continues to unite people, promoting such values as:
- Educational excellence
- Economic prosperity, and
- A strong sense of community
The university’s academic expansion took off in the early 20th century, adding colleges focused on agriculture, engineering, education, and arts and science. Presently, the University of Arkansas offers a diverse array of bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees and certificates, both on-campus and online. As a top public research university, the U of A emphasizes a “students-first” philosophy, ensuring personalized attention and mentorship opportunities for students. Recognized for its level of research, the school ranks in the top 3 percent nationwide for research.
With a focus on student success, the university provides a wealth of online programs, ranging from micro-certificates to doctoral degrees, catering to diverse interests and aspirations. Whether on-campus or online, this institution thrives as a beacon of opportunity, shaping a brighter future for students and communities alike.
Accreditation & Licensing
University of Arkansas is accredited by:
Higher Learning Commission (HLC)