What is UA Little Rock (ualr.edu)?

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UA Little Rock is the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, a public university whose official website is ualr.edu. The site is the university's main web presence for prospective and current students, and it describes more than 100 undergraduate and graduate degrees along with certificate and online program options. It is the right starting point if you want to explore majors, estimate cost, or find admissions and scholarship information.

What the university offers

According to the site, UA Little Rock provides several paths:

  • Undergraduate programs — more than 60 majors and programs.
  • Graduate programs — advanced degrees across multiple fields.
  • Undergraduate certificates — shorter credentials for building specific skills.
  • Online programs — online undergraduate degrees designed for flexible scheduling.

The site also states that the university offers more than 100 undergraduate and graduate degrees in total.

Affordability and financial aid

UA Little Rock describes itself as one of the most affordable public universities in Arkansas. Specific points from the site:

  • At least 74% of students receive financial aid each year.
  • A half-off scholarship allows first-time freshmen to receive up to 50% off tuition and fees.
  • The site highlights a path to "Earn Your Degree for $14k Total" and links to a cost-to-attend page.

These figures come from the university's own description. Actual costs and aid eligibility depend on your program, residency, and individual circumstances, so check the linked cost and scholarship pages before relying on any number.

The student experience

The site frames Little Rock as an advantage: students can network with leaders, take internships, and stay connected to the capital city. It includes student testimonials, such as an MBA student who valued being close to home and gaining networking skills, and a political science major who cited study-abroad opportunities and faculty mentorship. A graduate certificate student noted that the university puts resources into supporting nontraditional students, including those who attend classes at night.

When to use ualr.edu

Use the site if you want to:

  • Browse all majors and programs before applying.
  • Compare undergraduate, graduate, certificate, and online options.
  • Find scholarship and cost information.
  • Read student perspectives on the campus experience.

If you are deciding whether to apply, start with the majors list and the cost-to-attend page, then follow the scholarship links to see what you might qualify for.