My husband and I both attend the U of A. The culture here is very diverse and the campus is beautiful. I am in the agriculture college and truly enjoy the professors and curriculum. My husband is in kinesiology. He loves the HPER and intramural sports that the college provides. This is a great university. The variety of students makes it whimsical, especially due to the 1,000s of internationals that are studying here. There are plenty of communities to join, churches to be a part of and places to eat in the Fayetteville area. There's a place for everyone, so come and find yours here! PS I highly recommend the Dale Bumper's College of Agitcultural, Food & Life Sciences for those who are seeking a degree in ag!

Beautiful campus. Fayetteville, Arkansas is a calm and quite place, best to focus on research.

I spent two years in grad school for a Master Degree here and I am so glad I moved away and attended a PhD program in another school on the West Coast. I did meet some great professors and they literally changed my life in many ways (funny all of them have left in the end). I hate people apply stereotype to the South but I have to say a lot of things do fall right into their dumb judgement. So many undergraduate kids I TAed for did not give a crap to learn new knowledge; some professors know nothing about their research and I was just amazed how they even got tenure; so many people are brainwashed by religions and do not care about the outside world at all. The list goes on and on and on. I feel really sad for all these people and also the school. Way to go, U of A. Hopefully one day the school and the people here can realize football is not as important as you think when kids are uneducated and know nothing about themselves and the world around them.

Went here my freshman year of college and it was a terrible mistake. Moved from Dallas, Texas and the only way you would enjoy this college is if you grew up in Arkansas. Out of state people always hated it. Frats own the social life, so if you aren't in one you can forget it. House parties are rarely in walking distance, so DWI's are incredibly prevalent. I couldn't WAIT to transfer, and though the campus can be pretty at times overall there are much better options. This school blows, go somewhere else.

I am currently a student and mother. I would never send my kids here. If you are not a grad, honors, or athletic student you get treated like crap. They charge for things that they can't explain (e.g. First year student and new student fee) I tutored athletes who failed classes but left with Cs or higher. I have witnessed teachers giving there future grad students As on things they didn't get As on. Their biology is a joke. You can't get in to classes you may need because they have over 20,000 students and not enough classes offered. Their math department is horrible and that is why a majority of students take math at NWACC. They lie to people on tours and say classes arent that big when the average freshmen and sophomore class hass 300 or more. And the list goes on. DO NOT GO HERE!!!