Arkansas Colleges and Universities

Our database currently includes Arkansas colleges, universities, technical and vocational schools.

The Arkansas College Scene - An Exclusive U.S. College Search Report

Dubbed "The Natural State," there's much more to Arkansas than one may think. Not only does it boast 600,000 acres of lakes and the home of a former president, but its cities - like Little Rock - are full of culture and dedicated to the arts, and its smaller towns are full of friendly people and breathtaking scenery. All are fine places to live while earning a college degree.

The University of Arkansas, with its main campus in Fayetteville, is the most widely attended institution of higher learning in the state and according to U.S. News and World Report, it's in the top tier of universities nationwide. The Princeton Review also ranks it among the top 300 colleges in the U.S. Bill and Hilary Clinton both sat on the faculty of the School of Law in the mid 1970s, and the NFL's Pat Summerall is one of the school's most famous alumni, having played for the school's Razorbacks. The university's Little Rock campus is home to the School of Medical Sciences, and you'll find other campuses in Pine Bluff, Monticello and Fort Smith.

Arkansas is also home to many religious-affiliated institutions such as Henderson State University and Hendrix College (Methodist), Lyon College (Presbyterian), John Brown University (Christian), Central Baptist College, Williams Baptist College and Ouachita Baptist University.