Fayetteville, AR
University of Arkansas

It is an amazing school! There are a lot of options in classes, activities, dorms, sports, food, shopping, and learning experiences to choose from. There is excellent parent, student, and teacher involvement. Everybody will find a group to belong to, if you don’t find one you’re looking for, you can make one up. You never have to leave campus for anything. There is grocery, library, gym, theater, fast food, laundry, game rooms, anything you may need all within walking distance.

It is a decent college. Very big class sizes which can be good or bad. Lots of people to meet and collaborate with, but hard to have one on one time with professors. Lots of things to do around campus. Good facilities to use on campus, but not the best academics.

I loved the professors who are really passionate about their classes and make sure to mix in "modern" language of teens so they we can understand it out way instead of just reading off a powerpoint and saying see you next time. I have never felt unsafe and there has never been a single rude person I have run into the entire 3 years I have been here. I don't regret coming to this college.

My overall opinion about the University of Arkansas is that there is a lot of things to do on campus if you truly look for it, it can be hard to see at first but once you have become active it is not hard to stay active on campus. I love my university.

I love the University of Arkansas. It is such a big school with such amazing people. Not only is the school filled with the sweetest workers and students but I feel so safe and protected on campus. I also heard the education program is outstanding and who wouldn't want to go to the top rated school for their degree? 10/10 recommend this beautiful and outstanding campus ! Future Razorback ! Go hogs !

The University was my first choice and I'm elated to be able to attend. All the activities and sports events are worth the experience at least once if not more. Everyone I run into is friendly and very welcoming. I would recommend anyone to attend here without question.

Welcome to the University of Arkansas where everyone calls the Hogs, Woo Pig Sooie! It's not just the students who are crazy about those pigs it's the whole state, and you can feel it on game day. On game day all of the people of Arkansas flood Fayetteville, AR and you can hear the packed stadium from miles away, or at least it felt that way. On game days leave your car at home! All of that being said you should take advantage of the student athletic pass, in 2014 it was around $80 and you could go see all of the football, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, and all of the other sports you could want to see. The campus is very diverse but remember once you're off-campus you're in Wal-Mart land, which shouldn't necessarily deter you, since Fayetteville, AR has been in many top 10 places to live lists, in the past few years, and Fayetteville, AR is deserving of this title because of the cost of living ($350 for 1-bedroom in 2014), world class performing and fine art (TheatreSquared, and Crystal Bridges), and natural beauty (hiking, and rafting in the Ozarks). You should definitely give it a shot and put it on your list.

The University of Arkansas is an amazing school. For being a school in the SEC it brings in people from all over the country and world. Although it may be somewhat easy to get into the school itself has great academics, that lead to success after college.

The Maple Hill South Housing department is the worst i have ever seen. They have treated me so unfairly and I have asked for help on several occasions only to be shut down. If i could go back I would have never chosen to live here and I think that several people should be out of a job. I have no place to stay this weekend because they are closing the dorms and I have asked to extend my stay in my dorm for one night, and I was told nothing more than ,”you’ll have to figure it out I guess.. I don’t know what to tell you other than if you gotta go and sleep in your car then you’ve gotta sleep in your car”. I don’t recommend this place more than i could recommend getting a foot amputated for fun.

The people and atmosphere are unlike anything I've ever experienced. It is the perfect college town, and I cannot wait to call it home next year. I plan on rushing and majoring in journalism, so hopefully I make plenty of friends up on the hill. Go hogs.