There is an 18-point graduation rate gap that exists between Arkansans who are Pell-grant eligible and those students who have sufficient resources to pay for their education.

Arkansas became the 25th state in the U.S. in 1836, laying the foundation for generations of opportunity.

Students from all 75 counties in Arkansas are eligible for the Land of Opportunity Scholarship.

Student success is the first pillar of the university’s 150 Forward Strategic Plan, advancing its land-grant mission and reinforcing that success of our students come first.

Arkansas spans 670 diagonal miles, a reminder that U of A graduates will make an impact across the entire state after graduation.

There are approximately 1,268 robust internship opportunities across the state for U of A students.

In 1953, the Arkansas General Assembly adopted "The Land of Opportunity" as the state's nickname, looking toward a brighter future as our students can with this scholarship.