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University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, AR

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Acceptance Rate

74%

Avg. SAT

1220

75th percentile

“Razorbacks roar from Fayetteville's Ozark hills, blending business muscle and engineering grit with hog calls and trail adventures.”

Fayetteville, AR

Location

The surrounding Ozarks offer stunning hikes and biking just minutes away, but expect steamy summers and occasional tornado watches that test your weather resilience. Out-of-state tuition around $25,000 pushes costs up for non-residents, though the area's low living expenses—far below coastal cities—help balance that. This isn't the spot for students craving intimate seminars; the large enrollment means you'll navigate crowds to find your niche.

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Admissions

Acceptance Rate

74%

Test Policy

Optional

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Average GPA

3.70

Application Fee

$40

Academic Fit

Mid-50%: 1030-1220

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Academics

Student-Faculty Ratio

20:1

Programs Offered

14

Full-Time Faculty

1,401

Women Faculty

47%

Research Spending

$307Mper year

Available Online

6programs

Degree Levels Offered

Certificate
Bachelor's
Postbaccalaureate certificate
Master's
Post-master's certificate
Doctorate

Research opportunities abound for undergrads, especially in Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences, but competitive majors like computer science fill up fast, requiring strong high school preparation. The intellectual vibe rewards practical problem-solvers over pure theorists, with group study sessions spilling into dorms.

Student Body

Total Enrollment

33,610

28,859 undergrad • 4,751 grad

Undergraduate

28,859

Graduate

4,751

International

4%
  • White

    72%

  • Black / African American

    4%

  • Hispanic / Latino

    10%

  • Asian

    3%

  • Other / Multi-racial

    11%

Campus Life

Varsity Athletics

NCAA

Housing guarantees spots for freshmen in high-rise dorms like Ridgepoint, but upperclassmen often seek off-campus apartments amid rising local rents. Winters stay mild for Southern standards, letting you hike year-round, but humidity saps energy in July. Socially, it's welcoming to transfers and commuters, yet the party scene peaks around games, leaving quieter weekends for those skipping the hype.

Housing

On-Campus Housing

Yes

Housing Capacity

6,900beds

Meal Plan Available

Yes

Average Room & Board

$14,244per year

Athletics

Athletic Association

NCAA

ROTC & Veteran Support

Army

Yes

Navy

No

Air Force

Yes

Veteran’s Programs Available

Yellow Ribbon Program (Post-9/11 GI Bill)

Yes

Credit for military training

Yes

Dedicated point of contact for veteran support services

Yes

Recognized student veteran organization

Yes

Member of DoD Voluntary Educational Partnership MOU

Yes

Cost & Aid

In-State Tuition

$7,666per year

Out-of-State Tuition

$25,420per year

Room & Board

$14,244per year

Estimated Cost

$31,430per year

Financial Aid

Students Receiving Aid

55%

Receiving Pell Grants

20%

Average Grant

$8,804

Average Federal Loan

$8,806

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Outcomes & Earnings

Retention Rate

86%

4 Years Graduation Rate

54%

6 Years Graduation Rate

70%

Median 10-Year Earnings

$58,191

86% of first-time, full-time students complete their freshman year at University of Arkansas and return in the fall. 54% of first-time, full-time students graduate in 4 years, and 70% graduate within 6 years.

Graduation Rate

4-year grads

54%

4-5 years

16%

6-8 years

1%

Non-grad

29%

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Key Statistics

Type

Public

Tuition

$7,666

Acceptance

74%

Undergrads

28,859

4-Year Grad Rate

54%

Endowment

$1.5B

uark.edu

Fayetteville, AR 72701

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