About us

Fully established in 1909, the Arkansas State University is a widely known public research university in Arkansas in the South Central area of the United States. The Arkansas campus is situated atop 1,376 acres on Crowley's Ridge with safe accommodation, a sports center, gym, and a living-learning community. Known as the second-largest university in Arkansas, it has an enrollment of almost 14,000 students. The university offers five associates, 16 bachelor's, 27 undergraduate certificates, 5 doctorates, 20 graduate certificates, three post-graduate certificates, 16 masters, one professional, and one specialist degree. Moreover, the research activity includes business, education, engineering, natural sciences, mathematics, and social sciences. There are 150 student organizations, 16 NCAA Division 1A sports, and some reliable international scholarships for Indian students. Some notable alumni at Arkansas State University include George K. Sister, Miller Williams, and Debbye Turner.