The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is a metropolitan research university in the heart of the state.
At UA Little Rock, we can do just about anything. You can expect more from your education, your career, and your life.
We offer a dynamic learning environment where students can immerse themselves in the college experience and take advantage of opportunities both inside the classroom and out. The Trojan community is a diverse one, with nearly 9,000 students from all over the world and from all walks of life.
First Steps
One of the best ways to get started and learn more about the university is to visit campus in person, whether on a tour or at an event.
Information Just For You
No matter what type of student you are, there is a place for you here at UA Little Rock.

Undergraduate Students
Whether it’s your first time in college or you’re ready to finish your degree, here are some helpful details:

Graduate Students
An advanced degree can help you meet your academic and professional goals.

Other Student Types
Explore some additional tools to help get started:
Paying for College
We are focused on making college affordable for all. UA Little Rock is the third least expensive four-year public university in Arkansas.

Before the First Day
After you’ve been admitted, be sure to fill out the FAFSA, apply for scholarships, and accept any financial aid. Here are some other things to remember:

Resources
We want to make the admissions process as easy as possible. UA Little Rock has numerous resources to help you get started as a student:

The UA Little Rock Experience
There are endless opportunities when you attend college in the capital city. From networking with leaders and participating in internships, to having outdoor adventures and making lifelong connections, you really can have it all in Little Rock.

The Donaghey Scholars Program encouraged me to study abroad. I spent the summer interning at a cutting-edge national research center in Ireland. My favorite part was being in an academic lab environment and getting to see how people at different levels work together on projects.
-Shrigun Maroo
Mechanical Engineering Major

I attended Bowen law school part-time while I worked, gaining experience in real estate and estate planning, while also broadening my experience as a law clerk. I worked with a professor as a research assistant and I’ve been blessed to have many professors as incredible mentors.
-Reed Galloway
Bowen Law Student

UA Little Rock is an amazing stepping stone to get out into the real world. My experience and all that I’ve learned has opened doors for me and the connections I’m building will last a lifetime.
-Saey McClurkin
Fine Arts Major