Had a graduation to attend. The campus was really pretty.

Spoke to an admissions counselor. She was short and condescending. I would mention her by name but she didn't give me that. I know she isn't a representative of the entire university but she was rude. Considering this was my only interaction with this place we're not off to a flying start

Literally the worst school in the mid south. They don't care at all about students only about revenue. Instructors don't care, and clearly have no genuine interest in teaching or students. Advising departments seems overwhelmed and ill prepared. Faculty never takes accountability for dropping the ball at any point in the process. All their policies are revenue based, and don't benefit the student. Few classes are transferable making you stuck at a university that you're unhappy at. I attempted to seek help for depression in my second year and the counselor just looked at me odd and made me take a career assessment and leave his office. I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone. I will not be attending grad school at any University of Arkansas system school.

Unexpectedly a great school. Im a 3rd year computer science undergrad and everyone from admin staff to teaching faculty are always willing to go out of their way to help. My advisor Mr. Scivally is always helpful

Graduated in 1978. The school was wonderful and safe. So many happy memories of fellow classmates and many of my professors. Mostly men on campus back then, maybe a 60/40 split, and few minorities. I believe today the student body has changed drastically. Average age of students was 28 in my day. I suppose it is more like 22 today?