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Arkansas Association of Collegiate Registrars & ARKANSAS ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGIATE REGISTRARS & ADMISSIONS OFFICERS 2020-21 Quick Book View the complete Directory at https://arkacrao.org/directory/ 1 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 ARKANSAS NORTHEASTERN 27 PHILLIPS COMMUNITY 50 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS 73 NEWMAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE RICH UNIVERSITY OF MOUNTAIN ARKANSAS 5 ARKANSAS STATE 28 SOUTH ARKANSAS 51 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS 74 NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES A&M COLLEGE 6 ARKANSAS STATE 29 SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS 52 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS 75 NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIVERSITY - BEEBE COLLEGE HOPE-TEXARKANA UNIVERSITY 7 ARKANSAS STATE 30 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS 53 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL 76 OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY - MID SOUTH UNIVERSITY ARKANSAS 8 ARKANSAS STATE 31 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS 54 AMERICAN COLLEGE 77 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY - MOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY TECH TESTING PROGRAM (ACT) UNIVERSITY HOME 9 ARKANSAS STATE 32 UNIVERSITY OF 55 ARKANSAS DIVISION OF 78 RANKEN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY - NEWPORT ARKANSAS HIGHER EDUCATION COLLEGE 10 ARKANSAS STATE 33 UNIVERSITY OF 56 ARKANSAS STUDENT LOAN 79 ROGERS STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY THREE RIVERS ARKANSAS - COSSATOT AUTHORITY 11 ARKANSAS TECH 34 UNIVERSITY OF 57 CENTRAL METHODIST 80 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY ARKANSAS - FORT SMITH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY 12 BLACK RIVER TECHNICAL 35 UNIVERSITY OF 58 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 81 ST. GREGORY'S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ARKANSAS - LITTLE UNIVERSITY ROCK 13 CENTRAL BAPTIST 36 UNIVERSITY OF 59 COLLEGE OF THE OZARKS 82 STEPHENS COLLEGE COLLEGE ARKANSAS - MONTICELLO 14 CROWLEY'S RIDGE 37 UNIVERSITY OF 60 COTTEY COLLEGE 83 TEXARKANA COLLEGE COLLEGE ARKANSAS - PINE BLUFF 15 EAST ARKANSAS 38 UNIVERSITY OF 61 CROWDER COLLEGE 84 TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY - COMMUNITY COLLEGE ARKANSAS - PULASKI TEXARKANA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 16 HARDING UNIVERSITY 39 UNIVERSITY OF 62 DRURY UNIVERSITY 85 TEXAS CHRISTIAN ARKANSAS COMMUNITY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE - BATESVILLE 17 HENDERSON STATE 40 UNIVERSITY OF 63 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST 86 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA - UNIVERSITY ARKANSAS COMMUNITY UNIVERSITY MONROE COLLEGE - MORRILTON 18 HENDRIX COLLEGE 41 UNIVERSITY OF 64 ECCLESIA COLLEGE 87 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE RICH MOUNTAIN 19 JOHN BROWN UNIVERSITY 42 UNIVERSITY OF 65 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 88 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARKANSAS FOR TYLER MEDICAL SCIENCES 20 LYON COLLEGE 43 UNIVERSITY OF 66 LABETTE COMMUNITY 89 UNIVERSITY OF TULSA ARKANSAS HOPE- COLLEGE TEXARKANA 21 NATIONAL PARK COLLEGE 44 UNIVERSITY OF 67 LOUISIANA STATE 90 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE CENTRAL ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY - SHREVEPORT 22 NORTH ARKANSAS 45 UNIVERSITY OF THE 68 LOUISIANA TECH 91 WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE COLLEGE OZARKS UNIVERSITY 23 NORTHWEST ARKANSAS 46 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE 69 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 92 ArkACRAO Executive Council & COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY General Standing Committees 24 OUACHITA BAPTIST 47 WILLIAMS BAPTIST 70 MISSOURI STATE 93 ArkACRAO Statement of Good UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY Practice 25 OZARKA COLLEGE 48 UNIVERSITY OF 71 MISSOURI STATE 94 Planning Program Host ARKANSAS COMMUNITY UNIVERSITY - WEST PLAINS Information & Recommendations COLLEGE - BATESVILLE 26 PHILANDER SMITH 49 UNIVERSITY OF 72 MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE - MORRILTON 3 ArkACRAO Member Institutions ARKANSAS NORTHEASTERN COLLEGE 2-year College; Public Institution Head: Total Enrollment: 1400 Affiliation: Dr. James Shemwell; President Faculty to Student Ratio: 15:1 CONATACT INFORMATION PO Box 1109 Toll Free: Website: http://www.anc.edu Blytheville, Arkansas 72316 Main Phone: 870-762-1020 Main Fax: 870-763-1654 ADMISSIONS RECRUITMENT REGISTRAR Toll Free: Toll Free: Toll Free: Phone: 870-838-2955 Phone: 870-838-2955 Phone: 870-762-3182 Fax: 870-763-1654 Fax: 870-763-1654 Fax: 870-763-1654 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.anc.edu Website: www.anc.edu Website: www.anc.edu Address: Address: Address: P.O. Box 1109 P.O. Box 1109 P.O. Box 1109 Blytheville, Arkansas 72315 Blytheville, Arkansas 72315 Blytheville, Arkansas 72315 DEADLINES Application: None Financial Aid: 2020-04-15 Scholarship: 2020-04-15 BASIC INFORMATION TUTITION & FEES INSTITUTIONAL CODES ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Application: N/A FINANCIAL AID: 012860 High School GPA: N/A Readmission: N/A ACT: 0129 High School Requirements: In-State: $71 /crhr SAT: Transfer GPA: Good Standing Out-of-State: $131 /crhr Required Tests: ACT, ACCUPLACER Room & Board: N/A Credit By Exams: Yes Additional Semester Expenses: Total Estimate: $1,337 4 ArkACRAO Member Institutions ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 4-year University; Public Institution Head: Total Enrollment: 13930 Affiliation: Dr. Kelly Damphousse, Chancellor Faculty to Student Ratio: 19:1 CONATACT INFORMATION PO Box 1800 Toll Free: Website: http://www.astate.edu State University, Arkansas 72467 Main Phone: 870-972-2100 Main Fax: ADMISSIONS RECRUITMENT REGISTRAR Toll Free: Toll Free: Toll Free: Phone: 870-972-2782 Phone: 870-972-2782 Phone: 870-972-2031 Fax: 870-972-3545 Fax: 870-972-3545 Fax: 870-972-3917 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: [email protected] Website: Website: http://registrar.astate.edu https://www.astate.edu/a/recruitment/ Address: Address: PO Box 1800 Address: PO Box 1570 Reng Student Union, Suite 2099 PO Box 1800 State University, Arkansas 72467 State University, Arkansas 72467 Reng Student Union, Suite 2099 State University, Arkansas 72467 DEADLINES Application: August 13, 2021 Financial Aid: Scholarship: 2020-12-01 BASIC INFORMATION TUTITION & FEES INSTITUTIONAL CODES ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Application: $30 FINANCIAL AID: 001090 High School GPA: 2.75 unconditional Readmission: $30 ACT: 0116 / 2.30 conditional In-State: $300 /crhr SAT: 6011 High School Requirements: Out-of-State: $595 /crhr Transfer GPA: 2 Room & Board: $4,160 per semester Required Tests: ACT-21 Superscore Additional Semester Expenses: * or SAT- 1060 Superscore Books/Supplies 1,000 unconditional / ACT-19 Superscore or SAT-990 Superscore conditional Total Estimate: $8,474 (including Credit By Exams: AP, IB, CLEP associated fees and room and board). 5 ArkACRAO Member Institutions ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY - BEEBE 2-year; Public Institution Head: Total Enrollment: 4800 Affiliation: Dr. Jenniffer Methvin Faculty to Student Ratio: 20:1 CONATACT INFORMATION PO Box 1000 Toll Free: 1-800-632-9985 Website: http://www.asub.edu 1000 West Iowa Street Main Phone: 501-882-8860 Beebe, Arkansas 72012 Main Fax: 501-882-8895 ADMISSIONS RECRUITMENT REGISTRAR Toll Free: 1-800-632-9985 Toll Free: 1-800-632-9985 Toll Free: Phone: 501-882-8860 Phone: 501-882-8860 Phone: 501-882-4415 Fax: 501-882-8895 Fax: 501-882-8895 Fax: 501-882-4421 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: Website: Website: http://www.asub.edu/admissions/admissions- www.asub.edu/admissions office.aspx Address: Address: PO Box 1000 Address: PO Box 1000 1000 West Iowa Street PO Box 1000 1000 West Iowa Street Beebe, Arkansas 72012 1000 West Iowa Street Beebe, Arkansas 72012 Beebe, Arkansas 72012 DEADLINES Application: Open Financial Aid: 2021-06-01 Scholarship: 2021-04-01 BASIC INFORMATION TUTITION & FEES INSTITUTIONAL CODES ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Application: N/A FINANCIAL AID: 001091 High School GPA: Readmission: N/A ACT: 0117 High School Requirements: In-State: $102 /crhr SAT: 0782 Transfer GPA: Out-of-State: $174 /crhr Required Tests: ACT composite Room & Board: Private; $3,225, Double; of 15; Accuplacer next generation $2,800 reading score 227 Additional Semester Expenses: Fees: $400, Credit By Exams: ACT, CLEP, IB Books: $400-$600 Total Estimate: $4,140 6 ArkACRAO Member Institutions ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY - MID SOUTH 2-year College; Public Institution Head: Total Enrollment: Affiliation: Dr. Debra West, Chancellor Faculty to Student Ratio: 20:1 CONATACT INFORMATION 2000 West Broadway Toll Free: Website: http://www.asumidsouth.edu West Memphis, Arkansas 72301 Main Phone: 870-733-6722 Main Fax: 870-733-6719 ADMISSIONS RECRUITMENT REGISTRAR Toll Free: Toll Free: Toll Free: Phone: 870-733-6728 Phone: 870-733-6022 Phone: 870-733-6732 Fax: 870-733-6710 Fax: 870-733-6719 Fax: 870-733-6710 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.asumidsouth.edu Website: asumidsouth.edu Website: www.asumidsouth.edu Address: Address: Address: 2000 W. Broadway 2000 W. Broadway 2000 West Broadway West Memphis, Arkansas 72301 West Memphis, Arkansas 72301 West Memphis, Arkansas 72301 DEADLINES Application: Prior to the beginning of Financial Aid: 2020-06-01 Scholarship: classes for the term BASIC INFORMATION TUTITION & FEES INSTITUTIONAL CODES ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Application: N/A FINANCIAL AID: 015826 High School GPA: Readmission: N/A ACT: 6011 High School Requirements: In-State: $95 /crhr in county; $115 SAT: Transfer GPA: Good Academic /crhr out of county Standing Out-of-State: $155 /crhr Required Tests: ACT, SAT, or Room & Board: N/A ASSET; no minimum Additional Semester Expenses: Credit By Exams: CLEP - Advanced $21.00 /crhr - Student Fees $5.00 per Placement - Prior Learning semester - Student Support Fee Assessment Total Estimate: $1,425 in-county; $1,725 out-of-county; $2,325 out-of- state; $3,660 international 7 ArkACRAO Member Institutions ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY - MOUNTAIN HOME 2-year Branch Campus; Public Institution Head: Total Enrollment: 1300 Affiliation: Robin Myers; Chancellor Faculty to Student Ratio: 16:1 CONATACT
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