University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Little Rock, United States of America

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock was founded in 1927 as Little Rock Junior College. In 1957, it received a university title. The institution is now part of the University of Arkansas System.

Add to compare

Little Rock, United States of America

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock was founded in 1927 as Little Rock Junior College. In 1957, it received a university title. The institution is now part of the University of Arkansas System.

Add to compare

Frequently Asked Questions

Can't find the answer? Contact our support team. We're here to assist.

All General Admission Process Student Safety Programs and Courses Scholarships and financial aid Location and Accommodation Post Study Work Visa

What are the undergraduate admission requirements?

Admission is based on a comprehensive review. For freshmen, this typically includes a minimum 2.5 GPA on the high school core curriculum, ACT/SAT scores (which may be optional), and a completed application. Conditional admission programs are also available for students who may not meet all standard requirements.

What is the application deadline?

UA Little Rock has a rolling admission policy, meaning applications are processed as they are received. However, students are encouraged to apply well before the start of the semester to ensure adequate time for processing, financial aid, and housing registration. Specific priority deadlines for scholarships and financial aid do exist.

Are transfer students accepted, and how are credits evaluated?

Yes, UA Little Rock welcomes a large number of transfer students each year. The university has articulation agreements with many community colleges to ensure a smooth credit transfer process. Students can use the online transfer equivalency guide to see how their courses will transfer and should submit official transcripts from all previous institutions for a formal evaluation.