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Why did you choose A-State?

campus Directory

“IT’S CLOSE TO HOME (BROOKLAND)AND HAS A great ACCREDITED

ENGINEERING PROGRAM.”

Chris Cunningham, FreshmanMechanical Engineering

InformatIon: ..................(870) 972-3024 or 1-800-382-3030 Admissions ..................................... AState.edu/Admissions ...................... (870) 972-3024 Advisement Services......................AState.edu/UnivCollege ..................... (870) 972-3001 Career Management Center .............. AState.edu/Careers ......................... (870) 972-3025Cashier’s Window .........................AState.edu/StudentAccounts ................. (870) 972-3847Counseling Center................ AState.edu/Student-Affairs/Counseling ........ (870) 972-2318 Disability Services .............................. AState.edu/Disability ........................ (870) 972-3964 Diversity ...............................................AState.edu/Diversity ........................(870)-972-3081 Financial Aid & Scholarships .............AState.edu/FinAid ........................... (870) 972-2310 Greek Life ..........................................AState.edu/GreekLife ........................ (870) 972-2055 Library .................................................. AState.edu/Library .......................... (870) 972-3077 Non-Traditional Programs ...............AState.edu/NonTrad......................... (870) 972-2842 Parking Services ................................AState.edu/Parking ......................... (870) 972-2945 Recruitment...................................AState.edu/Recruitment ..................... (870) 972-ASU2 Registrar/Transcripts .................... AState.edu/Registrar ........................ (870) 972-2031 Residence Life .................AState.edu/Student-Affairs/ResLife ........... (870) 972-2042 Student Activities Board ...............AState.edu/SAB ............................ (870) 972-2055 Student Government Association........ AState.edu/SGA .................... (870) 972-2050 Student Health Center ........... AState.edu/HealthCare ...................... (870) 972-2054 Testing Center ...................... AState.edu/TestingCenter .................... (870) 972-2038

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Colleges and departments

agriculture & technology ....................................................astate.edu/agri................ (870) 972-2085Business .............................................................................astate.edu/Business ........... (870) 972-3035 Accounting ............................................................................................................... (870) 972-3038 Computer & Information Technology .................................................................. (870) 972-3416 Economics & Finance ............................................................................................ (870) 972-2280 Management & Marketing .................................................................................... (870) 972-3430education & Behavioral science ................................. astate.edu/education .......... (870) 972-3057 Health, PE & Sport Sciences ................................................................................ (870) 972-3066 Psychology & Counseling ...................................................................................... (870) 972-3064 Teacher Education .................................................................................................. (870) 972-3059engineering............................................................................ astate.edu/engr ............... (870) 972-2088fine arts ..............................................................................astate.edu/finearts ............ (870) 972-3053 Art...............................................................................................................................(870) 972-3050 Music.........................................................................................................................(870) 972-2094 Theatre ..................................................................................................................... (870) 972-2037the Honors College ............................................................astate.edu/Honors ............. (870) 972-2308Humanities & social sciences ......................................... astate.edu/CHss .............. (870) 972-3973 Criminology, Sociology & Geography .................................................................. (870) 972-3705 English & Philosophy .............................................................................................. (870) 972-3043 History ....................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3046 World Languages & Cultures ................................................................................ (870) 972-3887 Political Science......................................................................................................(870) 972-3048media & Communication ...................................................astate.edu/mCom.............. (870) 972-2468 Media.........................................................................................................................(870) 972-3070 Communication........................................................................................................(870) 972-3075military science/rotC ....................................................... astate.edu/rotC .............. (870) 972-2064nursing & Health professions .........................................astate.edu/ConHp ............. (870) 972-3112 Clinical Laboratory Science ................................................................................. (870) 680-8596 Communication Disorders......................................................................................(870) 972-3106 Disaster Preparedness .......................................................................................... (870) 680-8286 Nursing ..................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3074 Nutritional Sciences/Dietetics ............................................................................. (870) 680-8598 Physical Therapy .................................................................................................... (870) 972-3591 Medical Imaging & Radiation Sciences ............................................................. (870) 972-3073 Social Work.............................................................................................................. (870) 972-3984sciences & mathematics.................................................astate.edu/scimath.............(870) 972-3079 Biology ...................................................................................................................... (870) 972-3082 Chemistry & Physics .............................................................................................. (870) 972-3086 Computer Science .................................................................................................. (870) 972-3978 Mathematics & Statistics ...................................................................................... (870) 972-3090University College ......................................................... astate.edu/UnivCollege ........ (870) 972-3574

AState.edu

office of recruitmentP.O. Box 1800

State University, AR 72467pHone: 870.972.2782

faX: 870.972.3545

office of residence lifeP.O. Box 2774


faX: 870.972.2561

office of financial aid/scholarshipsP.O. Box 1620


faX: 870.972.2794

office of admissions, records and registration

P.O. Box 1570State University, AR 72467

pHone: 870.972.3024 or800.382.3030

faX: 870.972.3406


“to get a great education andmeet life-long friends.”

Ashley Roacho, SophomoreEarly Childhood

aDmission requirements

unconDitional vs. conDitionalACT Composite Score of 21 or Higher AND High School

GPA of 2.75 or Higher

ACT Composite Score of 19 or Higher AND High School

GPA of 2.30 or Higher

to be fully admitted, we need: • Completed Online Application • $15 Application Fee • Official High School Transcript • Official ACT/SAT Score • Shot Record (MMR)

aDvanceD placement creDit (ap)

college level examination program (clep)

ap eXam mIn. ap sCore for CredIt a-state CredItCollege of education & Behavioral scienceAP85 - Psychology 3 PSY 2013College of fine artsAP13 - History of Art 3 ARTH 2583AP13 - History of Art 5 ARTH 2583 & ARTH 2593AP14 - Studio Art (Drawing Portfolio) 3 ART 1033AP15 - Studio Art 2D Design 3 ART 1013AP77 - Music Theory Non-Aural Subcore 3 MUS 1513College of Humanities & social sciencesAP36 - English Language Comp 3* ENG 1003AP36 - English Language Comp 4 ENG 1003 & ENG 1013AP37 - English Literature Comp 3* ENG 1003AP37 - English Literature Comp 4 ENG 1003 & ENG 1013

*scoring 3 on both English Language AND Literature Comp. will award both ENG 1003 & ENG 1013AP48 - French Language 3** FR 2013AP55 - German Language 3** GER 2013AP87 - Spanish Language 3** SPAN 2013

**plus completion of intermediate IIAP43 - European History 4 HIST 1023AP57 - Government & Politics: US 4 POSC 2103AP07 - United States History 3 HIST 2763AP07 - United States History 4 HIST 2763 & HIST 2773AP93 - World History 4 HIST 1013College of sciences & mathematicsAP20 - Biology 3 BIOL 1003AP20 - Biology 4 BIOL 1003 & 1001AP25 - Chemistry 3*** CHEM 1013 & 1011

*** plus departmental validation of lab skillsAP40 - Environmental Science 3 BIOL 1063AP40 - Environmental Science 4 BIOL 1063 & BIOL 1001AP78 - Physics B 3 PHYS 2054 & PHYS 2064AP82 - Physics C (Electricity, Magnetism) 4 PHYS 2083 & 2081 or PHYS 2044AP80 - Physics C (Mechanics) 4 PHYS 2073 & 2071 or PHYS 2034AP66 - Calculus AB 3 MATH 2204AP68 - Calculus BC 4 MATH 2204 & MATH 2214AP90 - Statistics 4 STAT 3233

Clep eXam mIn. sCore CoUrse CredIt HoUrs earnedCollege Composition 52 ENG 1003 3College Composition 62 ENG 1003 & ENG 1013 6Humanities 51 ART 2503, ENG 2003 & ENG 2013 9College Algebra 50 MATH 1023 3French Language – Level 1 50 FR 1013 & FR 1023 6French Language – Level 2 62 FR 1013, FR 1023, FR 2013 & FR 2023 12German Language – Level 1 50 GER 1013 & GER 1023 6German Language – Level 2 60 GER 1013, GER 1023, GER 2013 & GER 2023 12History of U.S. I 58 HIST 2763 3History of U.S. II 51 HIST 2773 3Intro. to Financial Accounting 50 ACCT 2033 3Introduction to Psychology 47 PSY 2013 3Introduction to Sociology 53 SOC 2213 3Principles of Macroeconomics 55 ECON 2313 3Principles of Management 50 MGMT 3123 3Principles of Marketing 50 MKTG 3013 3Principles of Microeconomics 55 ECON 2323 3Spanish Language – Level 1 50 SPAN 1013 & SPAN 1023 6Spanish Language – Level 2 63 SPAN 1013, SPAN 1023, SPAN 2013 & SPAN 2023 12United States Government 51 POSC 2103 3Western Civilization I 44 HIST 1013 3Western Civilization II 50 HIST 1023 3

AState.edu

Don’t forget to taKe tHe act![ check dates and register at www.ACT.org ] 319.337.1313

aDmitteDgeneral eDucation curriculum for baccalaureate DegreesCommUnICatIon...................................................................................................................................................................... 6 (6 hours required, 3 hours optional**) COMS 1203, Oral Communication ENG 1003, Composition I (required) ENG 1013, Composition II (required)matHematICs ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3 (3 hours required; MATH 1023 - College Algebra is a requirement for certain degrees which will not be satisfied by MATH 1043 - Quantitative Reasoning) MATH 1023, College Algebra MATH 1043, Quantitative Reasoning Any MATH course that requires MATH 1023 as a prerequisitefIne arts and HUmanItIes ................................................................................................................................................. 6 (6 hours required) fine arts: (3 hours required) ART 2503 Fine Arts – Visual MUS 2503 Fine Arts – Musical THEA 2503 Fine Arts - Theatre Humanities: (3 hours required) ENG 2003, World Literature to 1660 ENG 2013, World Literature Since 1660 PHIL 1103, Introduction to PhilosophysoCIal sCIenCes ...................................................................................................................................................................... 9 (9 hours required, 3 hours optional**) Students must complete 3 courses from this section. At least one course must be selected from HIST 2763, HIST 2773, POSC 2013. ANTH 2233, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology CMAC 1003, Mass Communication ECON 2313, Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 2333, Economic Issues & Concepts GEOG 2613, Introduction to Geography HIST 1013, World Civilization to 1660 HIST 1023, World Civilization since 1660 HIST 2763, United States History to 1876 HIST 2773, United States History since 1876 POSC 1003, Introduction to Politics POSC 2103, Introduction to U.S. Government PSY 2013, Introduction to Psychology SOC 2213, Introduction to SociologysCIenCe ................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 (8 hours required) life sciences : (4 hours required) - Select one of the following: BIOL 1003 AND 1001, Biological Science and Laboratory BIOL 1033 AND 1001, Biology of Sex and Laboratory BIOL 1043 AND 1001, Plants & People and Laboratory BIOL 1063 AND 1001, People & Environment and Laboratory BIO 2013 AND 2011, Biology of the Cell and Laboratory BIO 2103 AND 2101, Microbiology for Nursing and Allied Health and Laboratory AND BIO 2203 AND 2201, Anatomy and Physiology I and Laboratory OR BIO 2223 AND 2221, Anatomy and Physiology II and Laboratory physical sciences : (4 hours required) - Select one of the following: CHEM 1013 AND 1011, General Chemistry I and Laboratory CHEM 1043 AND 1041, Fundamental Concepts of Chemistry and Laboratory GEOL 1003 AND 1001, Environmental Geology and Laboratory PHSC 1014, Energy and the Environment PHSC 1203 AND 1201, Physical Science and Laboratory PHYS 1103 AND 1101, Intro to Space Science and Laboratory PHYS 2034, University Physics I PHYS 2054, General Physics Idepartmental optIon (3 hours required) ....................................................................................................................... 3 ** The 3 optional hours are chosen by the Department for the Degree Plan and not the individual student. The 3 hours will be from either Communication, Fine Arts and Humanities, or Social Sciences.

total reQUIrements .......................................................................................................................................................... 35

making Connections is a University requirement and is in addition to the state minimum Core of 35 general education hours.

semesterHours

A-State participates in the Advanced Placement (AP) Program, which allows students to earn college credit while they are still in high school. Students who wish to obtain AP credit must request the College Board forward their test scores to Arkansas State University after they have been admitted. Credit in selected courses will be awarded, provided the student makes a satisfactory score on the exam and meets other requirements of the department offering the course. Scores may be sent to:

Office of Admissions,Records & RegistrationP.O. Box 1570State University, AR 72467AState.edu/Registrar | 870.972.2031

Students may earn up to 30 semester hours of university credit through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). A-State offers CLEP testing in two general examinations and 12 subject matter exams. The exams are administered through the A-State Testing Center. Questions regarding test dates, administration of exams and a list of subject areas may be obtained by calling the A-State Testing Center.

A-State Testing CenterP.O. Box 1210State University, AR 72467AState.edu/TestingCenter | 870.972.2038

Transfer students should have official transcripts sent to the Office of Admissions, Records & Registration in order to complete the transfer process. Once your transcript has been received, a course evaluation will be completed by our personnel. This evaluation will include a listing of all general education courses and credits that are transferrable, as well as the equivalent value to the A-State course. Once you have been admitted to Arkansas State University, you will be able to view the accepted transfer work on your A-State transcript through our Self Service.

Office of Admissions,Records & RegistrationP.O. Box 1570State University, AR 72467AState.edu/Registrar | 870.972.2031

aDvanceD placement program

college level examinationprogram (clep)

transfer of creDit


“I did my research and A-state has agreat radio-television program;

I felt I would be successful here.”

Marissa Dedner, juniorRadio-Television

Degrees & majors

College of agriculture & technology Associate of Applied Science Technology Bachelor of Applied Science Applied Science - Renewable Energy TechnologyBachelor of science in agriculture Agricultural Business - Agricultural Communications - Agricultural Economics - Agricultural Finance - Agricultural Marketing & Management - Farm ManagementAgricultural Studies - Agricultural Education - Agricultural Science - Agricultural Systems TechnologyAnimal Science - Equine Management - Pre-Veterinary - Production & ManagementPlant & Soil Science - Agronomy - Environmental Horticulture - Science & ResearchBachelor of science Technology - Computer-Aided Drafting & Design - Computer Systems - Manufacturing Industrial - Technical Studies - Technology Management

College ofBusiness associate of scienceComputer & Information TechnologyBachelor of arts Economics Pre-LawBachelor of science Accounting Business Administration - Sustainable Business PracticesBusiness EconomicsComputer & Information Technology Finance - Banking - Financial ManagementGlobal Supply Chain Management International Business Management - Hospitality Management - Human Resource ManagementMarketing - Logistics - Marketing ManagementBachelor of science in education Business Technology Certificate Program Business Information Systems

College of education & Behavioral ScienceBachelor of scienceAthletic TrainingExercise ScienceHealth PromotionPsychologySport ManagementBachelor of science in education Early Childhood EducationMiddle-Level EducationPhysical Education

College of engineering Bachelor of science in engineeringEngineering Bachelor of science in Civil engineeringCivil Engineering Bachelor of science in electrical engineering Electrical Engineering Bachelor of science in mechanical engineering Mechanical Engineering

College of Fine arts Bachelor of artsArt - Art HistoryMusic Theatre - Acting - Design Technology - DirectingBachelor of fine arts Art - Art Education - Studio ArtGraphic Design - Digital DesignBachelor of music Music - Composition - Instrumental Performance - Keyboard Performance - Voice PerformanceBachelor of music education Instrumental Music Vocal Music

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College of Humanities & Social Sciences Associate of Applied ScienceCrime Scene Investigation Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Administration Bachelor of arts Criminology English History Political Science Sociology World Languages & Cultures - French - SpanishBachelor of science in education English Social Science World Languages & Cultures - French - Spanish

College of media & Communication Bachelor of artsCommunication Studies - Interpersonal Communication - Organizational Communication - Public CommunicationBachelor of science Creative Media Production - Audio/Video Production - Graphic Communication - Narrative Media - Sports ProductionMultimedia Journalism - Broadcast Journalism - News Editorial - Photojournalism - Sports ReportingStrategic Communication - Advertising - Public Relations

College of nursing & Health Professions Associate of Applied ScienceClinical Laboratory Sciences Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Management Physical Therapy Assistant Radiologic Technology Associate of Applied Science in nursingNursing Bachelor of science Clinical Laboratory Sciences Communication Disorders Dietetics Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Management Health Studies Bachelor of science in nursing Nursing Bachelor of science in radiologic scienceRadiologic Sciences - Diagnostic Medical Sonography - Imaging Specialist - Magnetic Resonance Imaging - Nuclear Medicine Technology - Radiology Management - Radiation TherapyBachelor of social WorkSocial Work

College of Sciences & mathematics Bachelor of artsChemistry - Pre-PharmacyComputer Science Bachelor of science Biological Sciences - Biology - Botany - Environmental Biology - Pre-Professional Studies - ZoologyChemistry - Pre-Professional StudiesComputer Science Mathematics Physics Wildlife Ecology & Management Bachelor of science in education General Science - Biology - Chemistry - PhysicsMathematics University College associate of general studies General StudiesBachelor of general studies General StudiesBachelor of science Interdisciplinary Studies

AccountingAfrican-American StudiesAgricultural BusinessAgronomyAnimal ScienceArtArt HistoryBiologyChemistryCognitive ScienceCommunication StudiesComputer & Information Technology

Computer ScienceCriminologyeCommerceEconomicsEngineeringEnglishEntrepreneurshipFinanceFolklore StudiesFood Science & TechnologyFrenchGeneral BusinessGeography

GermanGraphic CommunicationsGraphic DesignHistoryHistory & Philosophy of Science & TechnologyHomeland Security & Disaster PreparednessHorticultureInterdisciplinary Family StudiesInternational StudiesJournalism

LogisticsManagementMarketingMathematicsMedieval StudiesModern European StudiesMusicPhilosophyPhysicsPlant SciencePolitical SciencePsychologyRadio-Television

Real Estate & InsuranceReligious StudiesRenewable Energy TechnologySociologySpanishSpeech CommunicationStatisticsTheatreWomen & Gender Studies

minorS oFFered:

to hear what students are saying about a-State’s faculty, scan this Qr code.

Motivated to “make a difference” or simply make friends, you’ll find nearly 200 clubs and

organizations at A-State, including five student publications, academic honor societies, student

government, Greek life, leadership groups, professional development opportunities, sports and more! There are so many different groups

that you could try something new almost every week of your four years here – and still not

experience everything we have to offer!


campus life

“I’m from Jonesboro and Ihave always loved theRed Wolves! Howl yes!”

Shelby Cooper, Juniorsocial work

approximately

200clubs & organizations

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aCademiC:Agribusiness ClubAgriculture CouncilAmerican Advertising FederationAmerican Chemical SocietyAmerican Institute of Graphic ArtistsAmerican Society of Civil EngineersAmerican Society of Mechanical EngineersArkansas Nurses AssociationArt Student UnionAssociation for Women in ScienceAssociation of Computing MachineryAssociation of Information Technology ProfessionalsAthletic Training Educational Program ClubBlock and BridleChamber SingersConcert ChoirCriminal Justice Honor SocietyDebate/Forensics TeamEnvironmental Sciences Student AssociationEquine ClubFisheries and Wildlife SocietyFlag LineFuture Business Leaders of AmericaFuture Farmers of AmericaGuitar GuildInstitute of Electrical and Electronics EngineersInternational Business ClubJazz BandKASU (Radio Station)Literature ClubMajorettesMarching BandMarketing ClubMathematical Association of AmericaMedical Arts ClubMid-Level Education Association

Model United NationsMoot CourtNational Broadcast SocietyNational Press Photographers AssociationNational Student Speech Language Hearing AssociationPercussion EnsemblePhilosophy ClubPhysical Education Majors ClubPhysical Therapy Student AssociationPiano SocietyPlant and Soil Science ClubPop SquadPre-Law ClubPre-Optometry ClubPre-Pharmacy ClubPre-Veterinary Medicine ClubPsychology and Counseling ClubPublic Relations Student Society of AmericaRingers (Handbells)Society for Human Resource ManagementSociety for NeuroscienceSociety of Manufacturing EngineersSociety of Physics StudentsSociety of Professional JournalistsSport Management ClubStudent Arkansas Education AssociationStudent Association of Clinical Laboratory ProfessionalsStudent Association of Radiologic and Imaging SciencesStudent Council for Exceptional ChildrenStudent Nurses’ AssociationStudent Social Work ClubSymphonic BandTrombone ChoirUniversity Choir

club sports & reCreation:Ballroom Dance ClubBass Fishing TeamCricket ClubCycling ClubKayak and Canoe ClubQuiditch TeamRed Wolves DancersRock Climbing ClubRodeo ClubRugby Club (Nationally Ranked)Softball ClubUltimate Frisbee Association

GreeK LiFe:Alpha Gamma DeltaAlpha Gamma RhoAlpha Kappa AlphaAlpha Omicron PiAlpha Phi AlphaAlpha Tau OmegaChi OmegaDelta ZetaIota Phi ThetaKappa Alpha OrderKappa Alpha PsiLambda Chi AlphaOmega Psi PhiPhi Beta SigmaPi Kappa AlphaSigma ChiSigma PiZeta Phi BetaZeta Tau Alpha

LeaderSHiP:Future Alumni NetworkGlobal Student LeadersOrientation LeadersStudent Activities BoardStudent Government AssociationWOLF Ambassadors

HonorS:Alpha Lambda DeltaDelta Epsilon IotaHonors College AssociationNational Society of Collegiate ScholarsPhi Kappa Phi

miLitarY/rotC:Color GuardRifle TeamROTCScabbard and Blade

mULtiCULtUraL:Black Student AssociationBrother to BrotherChinese Student OrganizationCircle of TrustCross Cultural ExchangeIndian Student OrganizationInternational Student AssociationJapanese Student OrganizationMulticultural Book ClubNAACPSaudi Student ClubSpanish and Latino Student Association

reLiGioUS:Baptist Collegiate MinistryCampus OutreachCatholic Newman CenterEpiscopal Canterbury ClubFellowship of Christian AthletesMissionary Baptist Student FellowshipMuslim Students AssociationRevolution Campus MinistriesUnited Voices Gospel ChoirWesley Foundation

SerViCe/VoLUnteer:Circle K InternationalColleges Against CancerEverybody Doesn’tHabitat for HumanityUp ‘til DawnVolunteers in Action

SPeCiaL intereSt:Anime and Science Fiction ClubBook ClubCulinary SocietyDiamond DollsDream CatchersGarden ClubMedieval GuildMixed Martial Arts ClubScarlet Chess ClubSpirit ClubYoung DemocratsYoung Republicans

stuDent PUBLiCationS:ScribeStudent Literary MagazineThe Herald (Student Newspaper)TributaryWolfTracks Yearbook

rUgBy ClUB greek lIfeBlaCk stUdent assoCIatIon

2013-14 CLUBS & orGanizationS LiSt*

* this list changes frequently. Scan this Qr code for the most up-to-date list of registered Student organizations (rSo).


“I wanted to live on campus to getthe real college experience.

My scholarship helped me afford it.”

Caleb Sugg, juniorHistory

resiDence life

Welcome to your new comfort zone!It’s a big leap to college, but you can look forward to

a happy landing in one of our modern residence halls. Residence halls are among the best places to meet friends,

find study partners and be close to all the activities and resources on campus. And all of our freshman residence options are suite-style, which means you’ll never have to

wait around in your flip-flops for an empty shower. It’s more than housing…it’s home!

comfortable

Double Single SingleReSiDence HallS Rate Rate Deluxe

Arkansas Hall * $2,040 $2,215 $2,325Kays Hall + $2,040 $2,215 N/A University Hall • $2,040 $2,215 $2,325 Honors Living-Learning Community (Buildings 1-3) + $2,075 $2,250 N/A Honors Living-Learning Community (Building 4) + $2,100 $2,300 N/A R.O.T.C. N/A $2,060 $2,085

* = Male hall | • = Female hall | + = Co-Ed Hall

Meal Plans

5 Day + 150 $1,4505 Day + 200 $1,4757 Day + 100 $1,4507 Day + 300 $1,600

Single and Single Deluxe rooms are only available, space permitting. Meal plans are mandatory for all residence hall students and may only be changed prior to the opening date for the residence halls. Students with the 5-Day meal plan may enter the Acansa Dining Hall unlimited times Monday through Friday. Students with the 7-Day meal plan may enter the Acansa Dining Hall unlimited times each day of the week. the number after the “+” indicates flex dollars. Flex dollars operate like a declining balance account that can be used at any of our dining venues, including Acansa Dining Hall, the Food Court, the Campus Store and Cafe a la Cart. The purchase of any of the meal plans is dependent on year classification. Unused flex dollars will carry over from fall to spring if a spring board plan is purchased, but they must be used by the end of the spring semester to avoid forfeiture.

2014-2015 annual room & board rates


“The atmosphere of ‘not too big but not too small’ really appealed to me.

... my teachers have really takenthe time to get to know me.

That’s a huge deal.”

Amy Henson, sophomoreexercise science

experience greeK life

sororIty roW

AState.edu greeK

There aren’t many activities that define ‘the college experience’ quite like being part of the Greek system.With more than 18 Greek letter organizations on campus, you’ll attend great social functions, participate in meaningful philanthropic events, make life-long friends and enjoy a family atmosphere like nothing you’ve ever found before. Go Greek!Visit AState.edu/GreekLife


#pacKpriDe

“I chose A-State because of thewinning football program, but

It also has great academics and a great college environment.”

Raziel Velgis, juniorpre-professional, Biology

Welcome home! You’ll take pride in your A-State family as you become part of the biggest pep rally of the

year at Order of the Pack. Then take your place in The Pines for pre-game

tailgating. The Naked Guys will inspire you to yell a little louder, get a little

crazier and enjoy college sports the way they were meant to be enjoyed.

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competitive

a-State sports teamscompete in nCaa division i.

as a student, you get in Free to every home game! whether

you’re an athlete or fan, you have one choice: to be loud, proud and part of the crowd! that’s

#PackPride…and that’s what it’s like to be a red wolf!

men’s sportsbaseball • basketball • cross country • football

golf • indoor track • outdoor track

Women’s sportsbasketball • bowling • cross country

golf • indoor track • outdoor tracksoccer • tennis • volleyball

club sportsmen’s rugby • women’s softballmen’s soccer • shooting sports

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red Wolves athletics information visit:aStateredwolves.com

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culturally enHanceD

“It is the perfect-sized campus;I think Arkansas State

has the best nursingprogram in the state.”

Sierra Davis, Juniornursing

Picture yourself sitting in a classroom and learning about the effects of advertising on the

Swedish culture from a student who is from Stockholm. Imagine talking about German

politics with a classmate from Berlin while you are walking across campus. Envision sitting in

our Acansa Dining Hall and hearing accents from around the world – literally.

A-State offers students certain intangibles you can’t put a price on.

Living and learning alongside students from all over the globe is one of the

most invaluable of those intangibles.

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At any given time, we have students attending A-State who are from almost every state and more than 60 countries. They’ve graduated from every

type of school – private, public, college prep. They’ve been science fair winners, high school newspaper editors, athletes, actors, musicians,

class clowns, artists, volunteers, dreamers and class officers. At A-State, they come together to create a vibrant, ever-changing, diverse community where lively conversations lead to enduring friendships.

These conversations and friendships create a much richer student experience. And the global perspective A-State students receive is priceless.


financial aiD & scHolarsHips

“I came for a campus visit mysophomore year of High School.

I loved the atmosphere andhow friendly everyone was.”

Katey Carmichael, Sophomorecommunication studies

2014-2015 tUition rateS & CHarGeS

fees: $10 per semester Yearbook fee for full-time students only, $5 per semester Arkansas assessment fee, $20 per semester activity fee, $7 per credit hour student recreation fee, $17 per credit hour athletics fee, $10 per credit hour Student Union fee, $4 per credit hour infrastructure fee, $3 per credit hour facilities fee, $10 per credit hour technology fee, $6 per credit hour library fee, $6 per credit hour academic excellence fee. Parking decal is $50 annually. Some courses require additional fees not listed above. (Estimated costs per semester are based on 15 credit hours, double-occupancy room with a 7-day meal plan.)room and Board: Includes a 7-day meal plan and a double occupancy room in one of our three freshman residence life buildings.

oUt-of-state stUdents resIdIng In tHe folloWIng CoUntIes QUalIfy for arkansas resIdent tUItIon rates:

Louisiana: Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, East Carroll, Morehouse, Ouachita, Union, Webster and West Carroll; Mississippi: Boliver, Coahoma, DeSoto, Issaquena,

Tunica and Washington; Missouri: Barry, Butler, Cape Girardeau, Carter, Christian, Douglas, Dunklin, Greene, Howell, Jasper, Lawrence, McDonald, Mississippi,

New Madrid, Newton, Oregon, Ozark, Pemiscot, Ripley, Scott, Stoddard, Stone, Taney and Wayne; Oklahoma: Adair, Delaware, LeFlore, McCurtain and Sequoyah;

Tennessee: Dyer, Fayette, Haywood, Lake, Lauderdale, Madison, Obion, Shelby and Tipton; Texas: Bowie and Cass .

The costs are subject to change by the ASU System Board of Trustees.

in-State oUt-oF-Statetuition & fees $7,720 $13,480room & Board 6,980 6,980Books/Supplies 1,000 1,000

$15,700 $21,460 annually annually

tUition: $192.00 per hour for a resident of Arkansas and those who qualify for resident tuition rates. $384.00 per hour for a new non-resident.

funDeD

SCHoLarSHiP/annual amount a-state sCHolar$14,000DeADlIne: December 1, 2014

a-state leadersHIp$8,720DeADlIne: *December 1, 2014

a-state leadersHIp$8,220DeADlIne: *December 1, 2014

a-state prIde$7,220DeADlIne: *December 1, 2014


reQUirementS:

• Arkansas resident, U.S. citizen• 2015 graduate of Arkansas High School• Minimum 30 ACT and 3.500 GPA• Competitively awarded

• Arkansas resident, U.S. citizen• 2015 graduate of Arkansas High School• 29 ACT and minimum 3.500 GPA




SCHoLarSHiP/annual amount


a-state spIrIt$3,000DeADlIne: *December 1, 2014

a-state promIse$2,000DeADlIne: June 1, 2015

Beyond BoUndarIes$2,000DeADlIne: December 1, 2014

oUt-of-stateEqual to out-of-state tuition

reQUirementS:



• Arkansas resident, U.S. citizen• 2015 graduate of Arkansas High School• 22-23 ACT and minimum 3.000 GPA

• U.S. citizen• 2015 High School graduate• Minimum 26 ACT and 3.250 GPA

• U.S. citizen• Incoming Freshmen - minimum 24 ACT or 1110 SAT CR+M and 3.000 GPA• Transfer Students - minimum 24 transfer hours and 3.250 GPA

*Scholarship award letters will be mailed the third week of December.

additional financial

assistance is available

through state and federal programs.

VisitADHE.edu

for information regarding Arkansas programs.

Visitwww.FAFSA.ed.gov

for information regarding federal programs.

Visitwww.FundMyFuture.infoand other online resources

for various privately funded scholarships.

Don’t forget about other scholarships!Arkansas State University Privately Funded Scholarships ( deadline: February 1, 2015 )

Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship (Funded by Arkansas Scholarship Lottery) ( deadline: June 1, 2015 )

Arkansas Governor’s Scholars Program ( deadline: February 1, 2015 )


senior cHecKlist

“A-State’s campus is the perfect sizeAnd it’s close enough for me

to live at home.”

Cesar Marroquin, Sophomorebroadcast journalism

imPortant reminderS:augusto Visit campus.o Apply for admission and request that your 6-semester high school transcript be sent to A-State.o As soon as you’ve applied for admission, you should also apply for Residence Life. Because 1,100 freshmen live on campus, it is important to apply for housing early to more likely ensure you will be placed in your first choice for a residence hall.

september & octobero Attend a Preview Day.o Take the ACT. Remember, the October ACT is your last opportunity to raise your test scores for A-State institutional scholarships.o Ask for recommendation letters from teachers, employers or organization leaders. These letters will be handy if you’re applying for scholarships for which they are required. o If eligible, apply for scholarships. Your A-State admission application is also your application for institutional scholarships. The only exception is the A-State Scholar, which requires a student résumé, personal essay and two reference letters. o Residence Life portal opens October 17. Remember, you must be fully admitted to the university by Dec. 1, 2014 to be considered eligible for any of our institutional scholarships.

Decembero DECEMBER 1: A-State’s Institutional Scholarship Deadline Scholarship award letters are sent to students beginning the third week of December.o Application for A-State’s Privately Funded Scholarships becomes available.

januaryo JANUARY 1: FAFSA Submission Begins. Complete your FAFSA online at www.FAFSA.ed.gov. a-state’s code: 001090

februaryo FEBRUARY 1: A-State’s Privately Funded Scholarship Deadlineo FEBRUARY 1: Arkansas Governor’s Scholars Program Deadline (and many other ADHE programs)

marcHo Sign up for New Student Registration.

aprilo Financial Aid award letters are sent to students.o Priority housing registration begins.

may & juneo Submit your final official high school transcript. Ask your counselor to mail your final official high school transcript to:

Office of Admissions, Records & Registration Arkansas State University P.O. Box 1570 State University, AR 72467

o If you have taken any classes for concurrent credit, request that your official transcript from the university/college at which you took the course be sent to A-State.o Attend the New Student Registration (NSR) of your choice. At NSR you’ll meet with an academic adviser to register for classes. Remember, the earlier you attend NSR, the more likely you are to get into the classes you want to take – at the times you want to take them.

julyo If you have achieved AP exam scores that qualify you for credit or course exemption, make sure the official score reports are sent to A-State.

apply online!

1. Visit AState.edu. Mouse over the “Admissions” tab.

2. Click “Undergraduate” link.

3. Click “Apply Now” banner on left side.

4. Click “Apply for Admission or Readmission/Check Your Admission Status.”

5. Click “First Time User Account Creation.”

6. Create Login ID and PIN. Your Login ID can be up to nine alphanumeric (both letters and numbers) characters. Your PIN must be six numbers.

7. Read the different types of applications, and choose the one that best describes you. Select “Application Type” at the bottom of the page, and click “Continue.”

8. Select the “Admissions Term” for which you are applying (when you want to start attending classes). Enter your name and click “Fill Out Application.”

9. You will enter six categories of information and click “Continue” after you are finished with each of the following categories: - Legal Name - Address - Personal Information - Intended Major - High School Information - Additional Questions

Each time you click “Continue” after a category, you will be redirected to the next category and the “blue” icon for that category will change to a “red” checkmark (so you can track the questions you have already answered). There is a “Finish Later” option you can choose if you are interrupted during the application process.

10. When you finish all six categories, click “Application Is Complete.” You will be redirected to the “Application Fee Payment” section. There is a $15 non-refundable application fee that you must pay by credit card, debit card or electronic draft from a checking account.

easy steps

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Scan this to download SmartCampus

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Arkansas State University has developed its first comprehensive iOS mobile app, A-State SmartCampus, to serve as a first stop for information for the entire Arkansas State community.

Download the official university iOS app to your mobile devices to access key student information, community news and updates, and navigation for the Arkansas State campus.

Students can log in for course information, grades, holds and other information from A-State’s student records system. SmartCampus utilizes the university’s online map, allowing users to search for buildings or facilities on campus and to access floor plans to find classrooms or offices.

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notes:

Arkansas State University is an equal opportunity institution with a strong commitment to the achievement of excellence and diversity among its students, faculty and staff. A-State does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, disability, gender, national origin or any other legally protected status. Any questions regarding the university’s Affirmative Action policies should be directed to the Affirmative Action Program Coordinator, P.O. Box 1500, State University AR, 72467, telephone 870-972-3658.

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