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.
Affordable
Students in an approved online degree program pay in-state tuition, have access to the University of Arkansas' support network, and become part of a long-standing community of passionate learners.
Support
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.
Student Stories
Hear From Our Online Students and Graduates
I'm a big advocate of online college because that's how I earned all my degrees. If you have an opportunity to get the degree online, even better.
Once you have your vision of yourself walking across the stage and getting your degree, every time you think about quitting, you'll be reminded of how you're going to feel when…
The professors use Blackboard Learn, which is really easy to access and follow. It's easy to log into my Zoom each Wednesday night.
I entered college understanding that higher education is not just a personal milestone for me—it is a pathway to financial stability, professional impact, and the ability to help…
The Online Learner
Explore online learning at the University of Arkansas through student experiences, advice for succeeding in online programs, career possibilities with an online degree, and stories about the educators who teach and support online students.
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