Online Programs from the University of Arkansas
Online programs give you the flexibility to balance family, work and school responsibilities. You do not have to put your life on hold while working toward a better one. University of Arkansas online programs are developed and taught by academic departments on the Fayetteville campus to offer you another path to earning a degree from a top-tier public research university.
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Students in an approved online degree program pay in-state tuition, have access to the U of A's support network, and become part of a long-standing community of passionate learners.
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We’ll Help You Get and Stay on Course
The Online Student Liaison Office is here to help you get enrolled, stay on track, and navigate life as an online student. There is no shame in asking for directions on your road from application to graduation. So, ask away! We are always here to help point you in the right direction.
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The Online Learner
What does it take to be a successful online student at the U of A? What jobs can you pursue with an online degree? What’s special about U of A educators? The Online Learner blog describes the U of A learner experience and introduces the innovative people who shape those experiences.
Community College Success Launches Bachelor’s Degree, Career in Public Service
Arkansas Delta resident Desteni Tinzie used Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas as a launching pad to a U of A bachelor's degree that then led to a position as a county extension agent in the Delta. Along ...
The Princeton Review Ranks Eleanor Mann School of Nursing Among Best to Prepare Leaders
The Eleanor Mann School of Nursing's online Master of Science in Nursing program has been named among the top 2026 programs in the nation by The Princeton Review.
Advanced Degrees Bring Career Payoffs With Time
Online degree and certificate programs expand access for those people who want to advance their careers through higher education. Some professions require a graduate degree while others do not, but they could still be helpful to move up the ladder.
Proximity is Key: Northwest Arkansas is Burgeoning Hub of Supply Chain Expertise
Northwest Arkansas boasts one of the most advanced supply chain ecosystems in the world. It also makes sense, then, that the J.B. Hunt Transport Department of Supply Chain Management within the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the ...