University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Little Rock, AR
Questions and Answers
Lucien C.
3 months ago
Is University of Arkansas at Little Rock a safe place for LGBT+ students, especially transgender students?
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Yes UA Little Rock is a safe place for the LGBTQ+ community. Our university offers a Safe Zone training for facility and staff to participate. This allows facility and staff training to learn more about the LGBTQ+ community. Students are also able to join our student lead organization The Rainbow Alliance. If you have further questions please feel free to contact me at jelaxton@ualr.edu. You can also find out more information about our Safe Zone at ualr.edu/safezone
Pfiefer G.
6 months ago
How long does the radiology bachelor's degree program last for at University of Arkansas at Little Rock?
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
UA Little Rock has a partnership with UAMS (University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences) for Radiologic Imaging Sciences. You would start at UA Little Rock to obtain an Associate of Arts in General Studies and then transition to UAMS to complete the bachelor program. You can find more information online at ualr.edu/transfer/uams
Jennifer B.
8 months ago
Are University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s scholarships based on merit or financial need?
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Most scholarships are based on merit. For freshman based scholarships we require a 20 ACT composite score and a 3.0 GPA. There are additional scholarships available as well. Our scholarship application can also match you with external scholarships. You can find more information online at ualr.edu/scholarships
Academic details
950-1190
SAT Score Range
400
1600
Required with application
18-25
ACT Score Range
1
36
Required with application
Student Faculty Ratio
12 to 1
Selectivity
Less Selective (79% Acceptance Rate)
School type
Public 4-year institution
Diversity statistics
56% White
24% Black
9% Multiracial
4% Hispanic
2% Asian
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Common Careers
Common Careers and Their Average Annual Salary
Attorney / Lawyer85k
Executive Director75k
Software Engineer63k
Project Manager, (Unspecified Type / General)60k
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)57k
Mental Health Therapist44k
Office Manager42k
47.6kAvg. Early Career Pay
80.5kAvg. Mid-Career Pay
57%in High-Meaning careers
13%in STEM careers
Financial Snapshot
Average Financial Breakdown
$7,783
Average grant for incoming freshmen
$4,817
Average Pell Grant
$6,648
Average Federal Loans
$7,338
Average Institutional Grant
$6,309
Average Total Loans
Published tuition and fees (Out of state)
$21,767 / year
While we do our best to show up-to-date information, due to COVID-19 and other factors out of our control, it is possible that the data we are showing about test requirements, application deadlines, and more, are inaccurate. Please verify with the college itself via their website to ensure you are aware of all requirements and deadlines.