Arkansas State University

Arkansas State University was established in the year 1909. It is a Public Flagship Research University. The Arkansas State University is known as the Cultural and Economic Engine of Northeast Arkansas. There is another campus in Mexico, known as Arkansas State University, Queretaro. Spread across 1376 acres of land, the university is located in Jonesboro in Arkansas in the US. It is affiliated with Space Grant. It is a part of Arkansas State University. With 518 academic staff, the overall student-faculty ratio is 16:1. 7% of students studying in this College are international students. The acceptance rate of Arkansas State University is 80%. Some of the most preferred majors in this university include Registered Nursing, General Studies, Business Administration and Management, Early Childhood Education and Teaching, Biology/Biological Sciences. In-State Tuition fee for UG is around 4,450 USD, and Out-of-State is 7,930 USD. For Graduates, the In-State tuition fee is 4,273 and the Out-of-State fee 7,597. The university utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. The Structured Learning Assistance Program provides educational support for difficult classes for students who want extra help academically. Around 15% of ASU's undergraduates are members of 21 Greek Organizations on campus. There are 16 sports teams, known as the Red Wolves. They participate as a member of NCAA Division I in the Sun Belt Conference. The Arkansas State University provides Internships on an hourly basis, through which students can experience real job scenarios, even before placements. ACCUPLACER, a placement test, is conducted to measure the correct level of coursework. In addition, the university provides on-campus residence. There are Arkansas Hall, The Circle, The Collegiate Park, Greek Village, Honors Living Learning Community, Kays Hall, Northpark Quads Park Place, Red Wolf Den, ROTC, Stem Den, University Hall, The Village; all with basic amenities for students.