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Table 1: COVID-19 vaccine uptake among Arkansas college students (n=115,761). University/College At least One Dose Completed Series Arkansas Colleges of Health Education 473 (72.4%) 408 (62.5%) University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences 1,870 (68.5%) 1,753 (64.2%) University of Central Arkansas 4,020 (45.3%) 3,318 (37.4%) Ouachita Baptist University 646 (44.1%) 587 (40.1%) University of Arkansas Fayetteville 10,900 (43.5%) 8,684 (34.6%) Baptist Health College Little Rock 235 (42.7%) 181 (32.9%) University of Arkansas at Little Rock 2,976 (42.4%) 2,440 (34.8%) Harding University 1,709 (41.2%) 1,121 (27.0%) John Brown University 544 (39.7%) 438 (32.0%) Lyon College 189 (39.5%) 131 (27.4%) Henderson State University 1,043 (38.6%) 909 (33.7%) Northwest Arkansas Community College 1,792 (37.9%) 1,300 (27.5%) Arkansas Tech University 2,318 (33.7%) 2,064 (30.0%) Arkansas State University Three Rivers 137 (32.8%) 112 (26.8%) University of the Ozarks 255 (32.7%) 232 (29.7%) Arkansas State University Jonesboro 3,628 (31.3%) 3,010 (25.9%) University of Arkansas - Pulaski Technical College 1,228 (30.5%) 960 (23.8%) U A Community College at Morrilton 442 (30.3%) 332 (22.8%) Southern Arkansas University - Magnolia 1,068 (28.6%) 902 (24.1%) Northwest Tech Institute 62 (28.1%) 44 (19.9%) Arkansas State University Newport 342 (27.3%) 229 (18.3%) National Park College 441 (26.6%) 360 (21.7%) University of Arkansas - Rich Mountain 113 (26.2%) 81 (18.8%) University of Arkansas - Fort Smith 1,023 (25.7%) 742 (18.7%) University of Arkansas at Monticello 562 (25.3%) 440 (19.8%) East Arkansas Community College 161 (24.2%) 140 (21.1%) Black River Technical College 231 (24.1%) 172 (17.9%) Arkansas State University Beebe 431 (23.0%) 335 (17.9%) University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff 510 (22.8%) 347 (15.5%) Philander Smith College 174 (22.7%) 147 (19.2%) U A Community College at Batesville 150 (22.6%) 122 (18.4%) Phillips Community College of the U A 131 (22.2%) 103 (17.5%) Arkansas Northeastern College 172 (21.7%) 139 (17.6%) South Arkansas Community College 180 (21.4%) 129 (15.4%) North Arkansas College 222 (21.2%) 166 (15.8%) Southeast Arkansas College 171 (21.0%) 114 (14.0%) Ozarka College 135 (21.0%) 98 (15.3%) Southern Arkansas University - Tech 136 (20.5%) 110 (16.6%) Arkansas State University Mountain Home 145 (19.1%) 122 (16.1%) University/College At least One Dose Completed Series U A Community College at Hope-Texarkana 133 (18.6%) 61 (8.5%) Shorter College 96 (18.3%) 41 (7.8%) Williams Baptist University 96 (17.5%) 70 (12.8%) Central Baptist College 91 (17.2%) 65 (12.3%) Cossatot Community College of the U A 124 (16.3%) 100 (13.2%) Arkansas State University Mid-South 72 (13.9%) 50 (9.6%) Ecclesia College 13 (7.4%) 9 (5.1%) Crowley`s Ridge College 9 (6.2%) 6 (4.2%) Total 41,599 (35.9%) 33,424 (28.9%) *Includes all students enrolled at an Arkansas college/university regardless if they are an out-of-state resident. Figure 1: CumulaHve proporHon of Arkansas college students (n=115,761) with at least one dose and who have completed the series of a COVID-19 vaccine by week. .

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