you're in it for,
for you.
Online Degree Programs
from the University of Arkansas
Flexible
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. Online programs are designed by academic departments on the Fayetteville campus to offer you another path to earning a degree from a top-tier public research university.
Affordable
Online Students Pay In-State Tuition
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.
In It For You
We’ll Help You Get and Stay on Course
The 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.
Success Stories
From Our Online Students and Graduates
I have a passion for being a role model for my girls and have an overall love of learning. I want to prove that learning and success have no age limit, and I am very thankful for the opportunity to attend the University of Arkansas."
Emma Raines
Newport, TN
B.S.B.A. in Supply Chain Management
Read Emma's Story
I looked through what you could do with this major, how you could continue on if you wanted more than a bachelor’s degree, and it just settled right then and there. Every time I tell someone that I'm in the Human Development and Family Sciences program, they're like, ‘Wow, what a mouthful! What is that?’ The best way to sum it up is it’s on the social work side of psychology."
Emily Hoisington
Fayetteville, AR
B.S. in Human Development and Family Sciences
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There’s different emphases. We've got doctors and lawyers in the program, like people from all walks of life. I think no matter the field that you're in, you can apply at least something from this program. I think that you can develop your career in any field if you do this."
Will Smith
Little Rock, AR
Executive Master of Business Administration
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I wanted access to a Tier 1 research institution with high quality professors who are published in the field. I wanted to have good ratios and relationships with my cohort and faculty members. In every metric, the University of Arkansas was by far the best program, like, it’s not even close. Their Ed.D. in Educational Leadership program is the cream of the crop, the very best program in the world."
John Emett
Saratoga Springs, UT
Ed.D. in Educational Leadership
Read John's Story
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.
Scholarships for Online Students Provide Financial Help,; Confidence Boost: Deadline Feb. 15
Each year, the University of Arkansas Global Campus provides thousands of dollars to online students through the W.E. Manning Memorial Scholarship. Not only does the scholarship help bridge the gap in access to education for some students, it also ...
U of A Online Programs Rank Well; One Climbs in 2023 ‘U.S. News’ Report
Online bachelor’s degree programs offered by four colleges at the U of A ranked No. 35 overall nationally in the 2023 “Best Online Programs” ranking by U.S. News & World Report. Other U of A online programs ranked well.
Accessing Resources You Need for Online Degree Programs
Students who study online at the University of Arkansas take classes online, of course, and they meet with their faculty members and academic advisers in an online setting. But they also conduct research online, receive tutoring online, get help with ...
Community College Leadership: Strengthening the Economic Development Connection
In many ways, today’s community colleges stand at the forefront of rapidly changing workplace expectations. Gone are the days of jobs being neatly categorized as white- or blue-collar. When it comes to employment these days, the collars come in ...
