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WHY CHOOSE UAPB?

Choose UAPB for a world-renowned education and a unique HBCU experience!
At UAPB, you will broaden your horizons, experience leadership opportunities,
establish lifelong friendships, gain real-world experience that will allow you to compete, and excel in the global marketplace

ACADEMICS & RESEARCH

Choose UAPB to find your career path. The Pridelands is home to world-renowned centers and programs including our Aquaculture and Fisheries Center of Excellence, Center for Biotechnology and Nanosciences, and the state鈥檚 only online graduate program in Addiction Studies. Choose from over 40+ degree programs.

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AFFORDABILITY

Choose UAPB for an affordable education that prepares you for global competition. We鈥檙e PROUD to rank consistently as one of the most affordable universities in Arkansas, and one of the most affordable HBCUs in the nation. (Bestvalueschools.com). We also take PRIDE in finding ways to help students pay for college.

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HBC-YOU EXPERIENCE

Choose UAPB for a unique HBCU experience. Our campus life offers opportunities to walk the yard as a Greek, become a part of Division I athletic teams, and play or groove with the M4Marching Band鈥搆nown as the Marching Musical Machine of the Mid-South. Choose a complete college experience. Join The Pride.

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NEWS FROM THE PRIDE LANDS

Experience a Holiday Classic. The UAPB Department of Music will present the UAPB Vesper Choir in their 71st presentation of George Frideric Handel鈥檚 鈥淢essiah,鈥 a...

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November continues the fall holiday eating season and serves as Diabetes Awareness Month. To support wellness during this season, the University of Arkansas at Pine...

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Students, faculty, and staff represented the 糖心viog官方网站 (UAPB) at the 5th Annual Black Founders Summit – “Fueling Growth for Black...

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When United States Army Veteran Edwin Shumpert, Sr ’70, arrived on the campus of Arkansas Agricultural, Mechanical & Normal (AM&N) College in 1966, he had...

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The UAPB AM&N National Alumni Association Inc. announced its聽2024 UAPB AM&N National Alumni Association Royal Court on Wed. Oct. 16, to build the excitement for...

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Dr. Charlie Nelms ’69 will serve as the 2024 UAPB Homecoming Parade Grand Marshal. Nelms is a leader in higher education, a civic activist, an...

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POINTS OF PRIDE

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  • December

    2

    Final Examinations for December 2024 Graduates

  • December

    14

    Fall Commencement (10:00 AM | Processional: 9:45 AM)

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  • December

    10

    *Final Examinations

  • February

    15

    High School Day (9th 鈥 12th grade)

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STUDENT TESTIMONIALS

HEAR US ROAR

Jordan has accepted a position as a Soil Scientist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service, United States Department of Agriculture, in Minot, North Dakota.

Jordan I. Robinson Agriculture-Agronomy/Plant Science

After graduation, Ms. Franks plans to attend the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences to obtain her Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Medicine Imaging Sciences.

Lakeisha Franks General Studies

This summer I will be interning with PwC within their audit department. This upcoming fall, I will be pursuing my MBA.

Niesha B. Sims Accounting

Going to Graduate School for Sport Psychology while continuing to play softball.

Layla Stouder Health and Physical Education, Recreation/Wellness Option

J鈥橫ya Smith aspires to become an attorney and intends to enroll in the concurrent JD/MPS program at The UA Little Rock, William H. Bowen School of Law, and the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.

Her goal is to work as an in-house attorney for a grant-making foundation that supports narrative change and economic development in the Arkansas-Mississippi Delta region.

J鈥橫ya Smith Political Science

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