University of Arkansas Top Questions

I love the University of Arkansas. Coming from Oklahoma, a lot of people wonder why I chose to go to the University of Arkansas. For some reason people in OK often times express a negative opinion toward AR education. However, I believe they are simply ignorant, and I know I am receiving a wonderful education from the University.

woooooo pig sooie! arkansas is a great college town! we have the coolest mascot and extremely involved fans! our school is just the right size..i came from a huge high school so it doesnt bother me! we have so much to do...ok maybe not as much as some schools but you can def party...dickson street!! only complaint...NO PARKING!!!

It is amazing

I love the atmosphere on campus and how beautiful it is and all of its buildings. I love walking to the bus stop bc it has an amazing view of Fayetteville.

arkansas is just the right size, not too big, not too small

SOOOO FUN!!! Great friends and everyone makes you feel at home. Fayetteville is such an awesome and beautiful place. It feels like you are part of a family.

The absolute best thing about Arkansas is the Arkansas Razorbacks. Every student on campus has a special place in their heart for all the sports teams.

I love Arkansas. The campus is beautiful, and I love that it is a walking campus. I HATE the parking around campus however. There is not enough parking and the school is growing and they are not building enough parking for the growth. Personally, I do not want to school to get any bigger. I think it is the perfect size! There is a ton of school pride here at Arkansas!!!

I love going to the University of Arkansas! One of my favorite things about the U of A are our amazing athletic facilities. I love attending all of the games, and we all take great pride in having some of the best facilities in the nation!

I feel that u of a is a good size school. its good because it is a state school but not to overwhelming. The greek life is huge at the U of A, and everyone seems to love our college town of fayetteville. go hogs!