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The primary role of the Academic Scholarship Office is to administer university-wide merit-based scholarships and serve as a central resource for prospective and current undergraduate students seeking scholarship funding.
To be considered for academic scholarships, apply for admission and submit all transcripts and test scores by November 1. Then complete the online scholarship application and submit required supplemental materials by the November 15 priority scholarship deadline for priority consideration.
The Academic Scholarships Office seeks to help current University of Arkansas students find new scholarship opportunities to help fund their University of Arkansas education. Students should be prepared to apply for multiple scholarship competitions.
Scholarships funded by the university fall into three broad categories: prestigious fellowships, academic scholarships, and special interest/skills scholarships. Interested students should consult the Academic Scholarships Office website for the most up-to-date information.
The University of Arkansas annually awards nearly $180 million of financial aid and scholarships to students. Financial aid is divided into categories of grants, work, loans, and scholarships. Unless otherwise specified, a student needs to complete only two forms to apply for federal aid: the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA ...
Fulbright College awards approximately 800 scholarships each year, totaling more than $1.7 million in support for undergraduate and graduate students. Scholarships are available to Fulbright College students through university, college, department, and external sources.
The University uses an online system called AcademicWorks to administer scholarship applications for students and many on-campus units participate in this system. Important Student Reminders Make sure that you have thoroughly read all of the instructions for the scholarship program that you are applying to.
