Admissions ...........................(800) 844-1826
(870) 460-1026
Financial Aid ........................(800) 226-2643
(870) 460-1050
Registrar ...............................(870) 460-1034
Cashier ..................................(870) 460-1043
Academic Affairs ................(870) 460-1032
Residence Life ......................(870) 460-1045
Student Affairs ....................(870) 460-1053
Public Safety ........................(870) 460-1083
UAM College of Technology-Crossett
...............(866) 323-3384 or (870) 364-6414
UAM College of Technology-McGehee
...............(800) 747-5360 or (870) 222-5360

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Name
Preferred Name
(Last)
Date of Birth
Mailing Address
(Month) (Date) (Year)
(First) (Middle Initial)
Social Security Number
Place of Birth
Home E-Mail
(City)
(Maiden Name)
(State)
I am applying as a . . .
First-Time Freshman
Former Student
Transfer Student with less than 30 hours more than 30 hours
Visitor
Pre-Freshman
Post-Bachelor
Special Student
Technical Student / Crossett
Technical Student / McGehee
Graduate Student
(City) (County) (State) (Zip)
Home Phone ( )
Cell Phone ( )
If you have lived at the above address for less than six months, provide previous address:
Work Phone ( )
I am a . . .
U.S. Citizen
Resident Alien
Non-Resident Alien
Citizen of
(City) (County)
Have you or your parents ever served in the United States Military?
Name of Father, Mother, Legal Guardian, or Spouse
Relationship
City, State, Zip
Address
(State)
Yes No
(Zip)
Telephone ( )
VISA Type
Applying for . . .
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer I
Summer II
Night Only
Year
Yes or date you received the GED
No When
Have you earned a degree from UAM? Yes No Which degree?
List in chronological order, all the colleges and universities you have attended since high school, including UAM.
I plan to . . .
Earn a degree at UAM
Only take a few classes
Graduation Date
Have you ever attended UAM?
For Statistical Purposes
Only (Voluntary, Optional Information):
Gender
Male
Female
Institution State/Country Dates Attended Certificate, Hours, or Degree
Undergraduate Admission:
• Complete high school transcript* and/or transcripts from all colleges attended*
• Test Scores (ACT, SAT, ASSET, or COMPASS)
• Immunization records**
• First-time freshmen will be required to sign a program of study or waiver
• Selective Service Status
Graduate Admission:
• Transcript from college of highest degree received
• Immunization records**
• GRE Scores for Verbal, Quantitative and Analysis
International students may be required to provide additional information.
* TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE SENT DIRECTLY TO UAM FROM YOUR HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE. All materials should be sent to the Office of Admissions, UAM
Box 3600, Monticello, AR 71656. If you have questions, please call (870) 460-1026 (local) or 1-800-844-1826 (toll free).
** Proof of immunization against measles, rubella and mumps is required of applicants. Proof should be submitted as two MMR injections. Tuberculin skin testing required on foreign-born applicants.
The University of Arkansas at Monticello Annual Security Report/Fire Safety Report includes statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain off-campus buildings, on property owned/controlled by the University, and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security, such as policies addressing sexual assault, and other matters. A copy may be obtained by contacting the Department of Public Safety, 284 University Drive, Monticello, AR 71656. The report is also available on the UAM website at: http://uam-web2.uamont.edu/pdfs/student%20affairs/annualsecurityandfiresafetyreport.pdf
Race/Ethnicity
Do you consider yourself to be
Hispanic/Latino?
Yes
No
Please select one or more of the following racial categories to describe yourself:
American Indian or
Alaska Native
Asian
Black or African-American
Native Hawaiian or
Pacific Islander
White
At least one of my parents earned a college degree
Yes
No
Mail application to: Office of Admissions, UAM Box 3600, Monticello, AR 71656 / Fax to: (870) 460-1926
On-Line application at: www.uamont.edu

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Please indicate your planned field of study or check: I have not decided (May affect eligibility for Financial Aid)
School of Agriculture
Agriculture (B.S.)
Agri-Business
School of Computer Information Systems
Computer Information Systems (B.S.)
Advanced Cert. (B.A./B.S. required)
Wildlife Ecology and Management
Natural Resources Management
Plant and Soil Science
School of Arts and Humanities
Art (B.A.)
Ceramics
Drawing and Painting
Communication (B.A.)
Media
Performance
Speech
English (B.A.)
Literature
Modern Languages (B.A.)
Music (B.A.)
Instrumental
Jazz
Piano
Vocal
Music Education (B.M.E.)
Instrumental
Piano
Vocal
Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)
Master of Music in Jazz Studies
School of Business
Accounting (B.B.A.)
Business Administration (B.B.A.)
School of Education
Undergraduate Programs
K-6 Elementary Education (B.A.)
Middle Childhood Education 4-8 (B.A.)
K-12 Licensure Areas
Health and Physical Education (B.S.)
Music (B.M.E.) Instrumental Piano
Vocal
Non-Licensure Areas
Health & Physical Education (B.A.) (B.S.)
Health & Physical Education-Exercise Science (B.S.)
Teaching and Learning (B.S.)
Online Graduate Programs
Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.)
(All secondary content licensure areas, middle childhood
4-8, K-12 licensure in art, foreign language, music, physical education)
Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Master of Educational Leadership
Master of Physical Education and Coaching
Non-Degree Program of Study
Educational Leadership
Endorsements
District Administrator
K-12 SPED Instructional Specialist
Teaching and Learning
School of Forestry and Natural Resources
Natural Resources Management (B.S.)
Forestry
Wildlife Management and Conservation
Communications in Natural Resources
School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences
Biology or Organismal Biology (B.S.)
Chemistry (B.S.)
Biochemistry
Mathematics (B.S.)
Natural Science (B.S.)
School of Nursing
Nursing (B.S.N.)
Nursing, L.P.N. to R.N. (A.A.S.N.)
Do you hold a current unencumbered nursing license?
LPN RN
School of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Crime Scene Investigation (A.A.S.)**
Criminal Justice (B.S.)
History (B.A.)
Law Enforcement Administration (A.A.S.)**
Political Science (B.A.)
Psychology (B.S.)
Social Work (B.S.W.)
Pre-Professional Studies
Allied Health (Field)
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Engineering
Pre-Law
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Division of General Studies
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Land Surveying (B.S.)
Land Surveying Technology (B.S.)
Master of Science (Forest Resources) Finance
Management
Marketing
Associate of Arts
Bachelor of Applied Science
Bachelor of General Studies
Advanced Technical Certificate
Electromechanical-Instrumentation (C)
Technical Certificates*
Administrative Office Technology (C, M)
Automotive Service Technology (M)
Computer Maintenance / Networking (C)
Crime Scene Investigation**
Early Childhood Education (C, M)
Electromechanical Technology (C)
Paramedic (M)
Health Information Technology (C, M)
Health Professions (C, M)
Heavy Equipment Operator (M)
Hospitality Services (C, M)
Practical Nursing (C, M)
Welding Technology (C, M)
Certificates of Proficiency*
Child Development Associate (CDA) (C, M)
Computer Repair and Networking (C)
Crime Scene Investigation**
Emergency Medical Technician (C, M)
Healthcare Office Skills (C, M)
Hospitality Skills (C, M)
Industrial Equipment Repair (C)
Nursing Assistant (C, M)
Office Support (C, M)
Welding (C, M)
*Available through the Crossett and McGehee
**Program requires prior completion of police academy
curriculum.
(C) – Crossett campus only
(M) – McGehee campus only
(C, M) – Crossett and McGehee campuses
(The University releases information on the quality of its teacher preparation program according to the requirements of Section 207 of Title II of the Higher Education Act as amended in 1998. Official Title II data is published in appropriate University publications. Inquiries concerning Title II data should be directed to the Dean, School of Education, (870) 460-1062.)
Arkansas Act 228 of 1997 requires compliance with the Military Selective Service Act as a condition of enrollment in a public institution of higher education. No person who is required to register with the selective service system shall be eligible for admission to any public institution of higher education unless the person has signed a statement of selective service status.
I swear under penalty of perjury that:
I have registered with the selective service system in accordance with the Military
Selective Service Act.
I am not required to register with the selective service system because:
I am under 18 years of age.
I am in the armed forces of the United States on active duty, other than in
a reserve or national guard unit.
I am an alien lawfully admitted to the United States as a non-immigrant
under Section 101 (A)(15) of the Immigration and Nationality Act and am
not required to register for as long as I maintain a lawful, non-immigrant
status in the United States.
I am a permanent resident of the trust territory of the Pacific Islands or the
Northern Mariana Islands.
I am female.
I am excused from registration for another reason provided by federal law and that reason is:
I certify that none of the information requested on this form is false or has been withheld. I understand that withholding information requested or giving false information may make me ineligible for admission and enrollment. I also understand that I will not be fully admitted until I have submitted required credentials and met stipulated admission criteria.
If I am a transfer student, I am verifying by my signature that I am admissible to the institution from which I am transferring.
STUDENTS WHO FALSIFY ADMISSION INFORMATION OR CREDENTIALS MAY BE DISMISSED FROM THE UNIVERSITY.
Title IX Notice of Nondiscrimination can be viewed on the website at: http://www.uamont.edu/pages/section/student-life/
The University of Arkansas at Monticello is firmly committed to complying with all applicable federal, state and local laws, and regulations, which provide educational and employment opportunities to all persons, regardless of their economic or social status. The
University will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, gender, ethnic or national origin, disability, age, veteran status, or any legally protected class. The Office of Special Student Services has been designated to coordinate efforts to comply with all laws and regulations applicable to qualified disabled individuals, as required by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Inquiries concerning the applications of all federal laws and regulations regarding discrimination should be directed to the Office of Finance and Administration, Babin Business Center, UAM, phone 870-460-1022.
Mail application to: Office of Admissions, UAM Box 3600, Monticello, AR 71656 / FAX applications to (870) 460-1926
On-Line application at: www.uamont.edu

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If applying as a first-time freshman, attach a current official transcript of your high school work to the scholarship application. The Scholarship Committee cannot consider your application unless information is complete and an application for admission is on file in the Office of Admissions. The
priority deadline is March 1.
Please consider this application for: institutional private technical transfer other (specify)
Name
City, State, Zip Telephone Number ( )
Planned field of study
Monticello
Date you plan to enter UAM
Transferring from
Are you a U.S. citizen? Yes No Social Security Number
Have you or your parents served in the military or the National Guard?
Transfer applicants must provide an official college transcript.
Number of College Hours
Yes No
(School Official)
List scholastic awards, honorary awards, extracurricular activities and summer programs in which you have participated.
Mail application to: Office of Admissions, UAM Box 3600, Monticello, AR 71656 / FAX application to: (870) 460-1926

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Chancellor’s Scholarship
• Tuition, fees for up to 18 credit hours per semester, room and board allowance for a maximum of eight semesters of continuous enrollment. Out-of-state tuition is waived.
• Requires 30 ACT composite, rank in top 10% of graduating class with 3.00 high school GPA, or selection as a National Merit or Achievement finalist.
• Renewal criteria: First-time freshmen must complete at least 12 hours the first semester and at least 15 hours in the second semester. After the freshman year at least 15 hours must be completed each semester. A 3.00 grade point average is required.
• Awarded when student applies for admission and scholarship; and ACT scores, class rank and high school GPA are verified.
University Scholarship
• Tuition, fees for up to 18 credit hours per semester, and room allowance for a maximum of eight semesters of continuous enrollment. Out-of-state tuition is waived.
• Requires 27-29 ACT composite (minimum 19 English, minimum 19 math) and a 3.00 high school GPA.
• Renewal criteria: First-time freshmen must complete at least 12 hours the first semester and at least 15 hours in the second semester. After the freshman year at least 15 hours must be completed each semester. A 3.00 grade point average is required.
• Awarded when student applies for admission and scholarship; and ACT scores, class rank and high school GPA are verified.
Academic Scholarship
• Tuition, fees for up to 15 credit hours per semester for a maximum of eight semesters of continuous enrollment. Out-of-state tuition is waived.
• Requires 24-26 ACT composite (minimum 19 English, minimum 19 math) and 3.00 high school GPA.
• Renewal criteria: First-time freshmen must complete at least 12 hours the first semester and at least 15 hours in the second semester. After the freshman year at least 15 hours must be completed each semester. A 3.00 grade point average is required.
• Awarded when student applies for admission and scholarship; and ACT scores, class rank and high school GPA are verified.
Weevil Excellence Scholarship
• $750 tuition award per semester for a maximum of eight semesters of continuous enrollment.
• Requires 22-23 ACT composite (minimum 19 English, minimum 19 math) and 3.00 high school GPA.
• Renewal criteria: First-time freshmen must complete at least 12 hours the first semester and at least 15 hours in the second semester. After the freshman year at least 15 hours must be completed each semester. A 3.00 grade point average is required.
• Awarded when student applies for admission and scholarship; and ACT scores, class rank and high school GPA are verified.
Leadership Scholarship
• $500 tuition award per semester for a maximum of eight semesters of continuous enrollment.
• Requires 19-21 ACT composite (minimum 19 English, minimum 19 math) and 3.00 high school GPA.
• Renewal criteria: First-time freshmen must complete at least 12 hours the first semester and at least 15 hours in the second semester. After the freshman year at least 15 hours must be completed each semester. A 3.00 grade point average is required.
• Awarded when student applies for admission and scholarship; and ACT scores, class rank and high school GPA are verified.
Valedictorian Scholarship
• Tuition for up to 15 hours per semester for a maximum of eight semesters of continuous enrollment. Out-of-state tuition is waived.
• Requires 21 ACT composite (minimum 19 English, minimum 19 math) and 3.00 high school GPA and proof of valedictorian status.
• Renewal criteria: First-time freshmen must complete at least 12 hours the first semester and at least 15 hours in the second semester. After the freshman year at least 15 hours must be completed each semester. A 3.00 grade point average is required.
• Awarded when student applies for admission and scholarship; and ACT scores, class rank and high school GPA are verified.
Out-of-State Tuition Waiver
• Out-of-state tuition is waived for residents of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Missouri. UA board policy permits an out-of-state waiver for states other than a contiguous state when a student receives an institutional, performance, or athletic scholarship in an amount equal to tuition for a minimum of 12 hours in the fall and spring terms.
• Waiver is applied when student registers for classes.
Academic Unit and Privately Funded Scholarships
• Various amounts and durations.
• Many endowed scholarships are assigned to academic units which select the recipients.
• Renewal is not guaranteed.
• Refer to the UAM catalog for a complete listing.
• Contact the head of the academic unit or the Office of Admissions.
Community College Transfer Scholarship
• Tuition for up to 15 credit hours per semester for a maximum of four semesters of continuous enrollment, excluding summer terms. Out-of-state tuition waived.
• Eligibility Requirements: Students whose college attendance is initially and only at an accredited community college and results in completion of at least 60 transferrable hours at the 1000-level or above with a minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA.
• May be renewed for a maximum of three additional semesters with completion of a minimum of12 hours of college-level work each semester and minimum 3.00 GPA following
27 hours of college-level work in an academic year.
• Admission and scholarship application required, and a final transcript for evaluation of credits.
* An academic year includes the Fall, Spring, Summer I and Summer II terms. Institutional scholarship funds are NOT available for summer terms. Priority deadline is March 1. Refer to the UAM catalog or the Office of Admissions for details.
** Additional scholarship opportunities may be available. Check the current catalog or scholarship office for details.
*** Institutional Scholarships are awarded for the Monticello campus.
• Additional scholarship criteria may apply to both institutional and foundation awards. Students should meet scholarship eligibility requirements by March 1 for review. However, after March 1, consideration for scholarship awards will be based upon availability of funds. Scholarship candidates are encouraged to begin the process early in the senior year of high school. Students are encouraged to review detailed scholarship information in the
UAM catalog. No scholarships will be renewed if a student falls below a 2.00 GPA for any semester.
Mail application to: Office of Admissions, UAM Box 3600, Monticello, AR 71656 / FAX application to: (870) 460-1926

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For Office Use:
ID Number:
Term Code:
Date Received:
Deposit Amount:
City, State, Zip Cell/Phone Number ( )
Hall & Room Assigned:
Academic Classification: 1st Semester Freshman Freshman Sophomore
If disabilities require special living accommodations, please indicate here:
(If yes, contact Special Student Services Coordinator at (870) 460-1026 to coordinate accommodations.)
Semester Applying For (check only one):
Academic Year (fall and spring semesters)
Summer I Summer II
Spring Only
Both Summer Terms
Junior Senior
Meal Plan:
10 15 7 1
Private
First Choice
Second Choice
Bankston Horsfall Maxwell Suites Royer Apartments
Bankston Horsfall Maxwell Suites Royer Apartments
Bankston Hall (co-ed / suite-style)
Newly renovated, Bankston Hall is a three-story suite-style residence hall housing both male and female students. Amenities include an open lobby, game room, study rooms, spacious TV lounge, and a laundry facility on each floor. Each suite consists of two doubleoccupancy rooms divided by a private bathroom. All rooms are furnished with new loft furniture; including loft beds, study tables with steel stack chairs, three-drawer chests, onedrawer night stands with locking door, and free-standing wardrobes. No private rooms are available. All rooms are double-occupancy.
Maxwell Hall (co-ed / suite-style)
Maxwell Hall is a two-story suite-style residence hall that houses both male and female students. Amenities include a laundry facility, vending area, a TV lounge, and a game lounge which includes table tennis, air hockey, and foosball games. Each suite consists of two double-occupancy rooms divided by a private bathroom. All rooms are furnished with new loft furniture; including loft beds, study tables with steel stack chairs, three-drawer chests, one-drawer night stands with locking door, and access to private closet space.
No private rooms are available. All rooms are double-occupancy.
Royer Hall (male / community)
Royer Hall is a three-story all-male community-style residence hall. Amenities include a study lounge, spacious lobby, a kitchenette with microwave and refrigerator, vending area, and laundry facility. All rooms are furnished with twin-size beds, study table with drawers and with steel stack chairs, built in four-drawer chests, and access to private closet space and extra storage. Private rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Horsfall Hall (female / community)
Horsfall is a thre-story all-female community-style residence hall. Amenities include a grand lobby, study rooms, vending area, community bathrooms on each floor, laundry facility, and exercise and game area. All rooms are furnished with new loft furniture; including loft beds, study tables with steel stack chairs, three-drawer chests, one-drawer night stands with locking door, and access to private closet space. Private rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
University Apartments
The University Apartments provide students with a comfortable living transition from living in the residence halls to independent living, and consist of two apartment buildings.
Each apartment includes a living room, two bedrooms, one bath, and a kitchenette. Each apartment is fully furnished with a stove, refrigerator, couch, chair, coffee table, and side table. Each resident’s bedroom is furnished with a bed, study table with chair, a threedrawer chest, a one-drawer night stand and closet. An outside storage area is provided for each apartment. Laundry facilities and vending machines are located on the first floor of each building. Amenities included are utilities, basic cable, and internet access. Each bedroom provides separate internet, phone and cable connections in addition to a cable connection in the living room. Apartments are rented year around and are filled on a firstcome, first-served basis.

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Students may request a specific individual as the preferred roommate when they complete their housing registration. Students wishing to be roommates are encouraged to submit their applications at the same time. Roommate requests are not guaranteed but every effort will be made to honor a request.
Beyond a specifically requested roommate, University Housing only guarantees roommate placement based on two characteristics: gender and hall assignment. The following questions will assist the housing office in an attempt to match students with similar interests.
I like to keep my room very neat cluttered neither
Socially I prefer to be out going keep to myself
Area of academic interest
Hobbies or special interests
My view of sports participant observer neither
Favorite type of music
I prefer to wake up early late
I prefer to go to bed early late
I like my living space to be quiet loud neither
Participation in a meal plan is required for all students residing in University Housing. Please select one of the following meal plans. Individuals who do not complete this section will automatically be charged for a 7-Day/19-Meal Plan. Apartment residents may choose from any of the options.
7-Day / Any 10 Meal Plan
(Provides a choice of any 10 meals, 7 days a week)
7-Day / 19 Meal Plan
(Provides breakfast, lunch, dinner: Monday - Friday; Brunch and dinner; Saturday - Sunday)
5-Day / 15 Meal Plan (Summer Only)
7-Day / Any 15 Meal Plan
(Provides a choice of any 15 meals, 7 days a week) 5-Day / 10 Meal Plan (Summer Only)
Meal Plan for Apartment Residents Only. The Block Plan provides 45 meals in the dining hall and a declining balance that can be used in on-campus food service facilities.
Please carefully read the following statement prior to signing, for this is a binding contract:
Residency Policy: Students (enrolled in 12 hours or more) who are LESS than 21 years of age (as of the first day of class each academic term) and have completed less than 24 credit hours will be required to live on campus for the academic year. Exemptions to the residency policy are available to students meeting certain criteria.
More information on the policy or possible exemptions can be found at www.uamont.edu/reslife.
I make this application with the understanding that my Housing/Food Service Contract will be for the period of an academic year (Fall and Spring Semesters) unless I am applying for the Spring Semester or Summer I or II. I agree that if I move out of the halls before the end of the spring semester (voluntarily or involuntarily), I will be responsible for meal charges incurred and I will forfeit my deposit and rent for the current semester. I agree that in the event that I move out prior to the fulfillment of this contract I shall be obligated to pay a lease cancellation fee of $400. I agree that if I withdraw from school or am administratively withdrawn, I shall vacate my residence hall room within 24 hours of my withdrawal. I agree that my housing deposit acts as both a security and a damage deposit and that I may only cancel this application by contacting the Residence Life Office, in writing, before August 1 (if the application is for the academic year) or December 22 (if the application is for the spring semester only) and on the first day of classes for Summer I and II. I understand that by canceling my housing contract I forfeit my housing deposit. Damage deposits may be forfeited if damages are incurred. I acknowledge I may be charged for any damages that exceed the amount of the deposit.
I agree to abide by all the rules and regulations of the University of Arkansas at Monticello, Student Code of Conduct, the Residence Life Office and contract conditions.
Mail application with $100 housing deposit to: Office of the Cashier, UAM Box 3597, Monticello, AR 71656
Make checks / money orders payable to: University of Arkansas at Monticello
DO NOT SEND CASH!

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Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees/Arkansas Resident
(Fall/Spring Semester/Summer Terms / Monticello campus)
Type Cost per Hour Per Semester/Term*
Tuition/Arkansas resident $150.00/hour ...............................................$2,250.00
Technology Infrastructure Fee $14.55/hour ...................................................$218.25
Activity Fee
Instructional Equipment Fee
Athletic Fee
Facilities Fee
$5.00/hour .....................................................$75.00
$9.00/hour ...................................................$135.00
$13.00/hour ...................................................$195.00
$15.00/hour .................................................. $225.00
Library Enhancement Fee
Wellness Fee
$4.00/hour .....................................................$60.00
$2.00/hour .......................................................$30.00
Public Safety Fee $2.00/hour .......................................................$30.00
Assessment Fee .................................................................................................................$5.00/$3.00
Instructional Equipment Fee ...........................................................................................$9.00/hour
Athletic Fee .......................................................................................................................$13.00/hour
Facilities Fee ......................................................................................................................$15.00/hour
Library Enhancement Fee ............................................................................................... $4.00/hour
Wellness Fee ....................................................................................................................... $2.00/hour
Public Safety Fee ................................................................................................................. $2.00/hour
*Out-of-state tuition charge may be waived for students from the contiguous states of
Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
Senior Citizen Fee Waiver
Tuition and mandatory fees for adults age 60 or older are waived. Individuals under this policy must pay all miscellaneous fees that may be required. Enrollment in a class for this group is contingent upon available space.
UAM Colleges of Technology at Crossett and at McGehee and
Concurrent Courses
Type Cost per Hour Per Semester/Term*
Tuition/Arkansas resident $81.00/hour ................................................$1,215.00
Technology Infrastructure Fee $10.75/hour ................................................... $161.25
Facilities Fee $3.50/hour .....................................................$52.50
Assessment Fee ................................................................................................................$5.00/$3.00
*Based on 15 hours
Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees/Out-of-State Resident
(Fall/Spring Semester/Summer Terms)
An out-of-state resident is one who is not a bonafide resident of the State of Arkansas. The out-of-state tuition may be waived for students from the contigious states of
Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
Type Cost per Hour Per Semester/Term*
Tuition/Arkansas resident $150.00/hour ...............................................$2,250.00
Out-of-State Tuition $195.00/hour .................................................$2,925.00
Total Out-of-State Tuition
Technology Infrastructure Fee
Activity Fee
Instructional Equipment Fee
Athletic Fee
Facilities Fee
Library Enhancement Fee
Wellness Fee
$345.00/hour ................................................. $5,175.00
$14.55/hour ...................................................$218.25
$5.00/hour .....................................................$75.00
$9.00/hour ...................................................$135.00
$13.00/hour ...................................................$195.00
$15.00/hour .................................................. $225.00
$4.00/hour .....................................................$60.00
$2.00/hour .......................................................$30.00
Public Safety Fee $2.00/hour .......................................................$30.00
Assessment Fee .................................................................................................................$5.00/$3.00
Residence Hall Fees
Residence halls are open to any student who is enrolled on any campus of the
University of Arkansas at Monticello.
Board:
7-day/19-Meal Plan ............................................................................................ $1,560.00/semester
7-day/Any 15 meals .............................................................................................$1,510.00/semester
7-day/Any 10 meals ........................................................................................... $1,460.00/semester
Student Apartment Meal Plan ...........................................................................$620.00/semester
Communter 10 Meal Plan ......................................................................................$80.00/semester
Commuter 20 Meal Plan ......................................................................................$155.00/semester
Commuter 50 Meal Plan ..................................................................................... $360.00/semester
Commuter 20 Meal Plan ($150 Declining Balance) ..................................... $300.00/semester
Commuter 50 Meal Plan ($75 Declining Balance) ....................................... $425.00/semester
Commuter ($275 Declining Balance) .............................................................. $250.00/semester
Commuter ($575 Declining Balance) .............................................................. $500.00/semester
Room fee based on double occupancy:
Bankston Hall ..................................................................................................... $1,555.00/semester
Royer Hall ........................................................................................................... $1,320.00/semester
Maxwell Hall Suite ............................................................................................ $1,555.00/semester
Horsfall Hall ......................................................................................................... $1,320.00/semester
Family Housing ...................................................................................................$1,185.00/semester
Student Apartments ........................................................................................$2,260.00/semester
Residence Hall Damage Deposit ..........................................................................................$100.00
Family Housing Damage Deposit ........................................................................................$100.00
Student Apartment Damage Deposit ................................................................................$100.00
Lease Cancellation Fee ...........................................................................................................$400.00
UAM Colleges of Technology at Crossett and at McGehee and
Concurrent Courses
Type Cost per Hour Per Semester/Term*
Tuition/Arkansas resident $81.00/hour ................................................$1,215.00
Out-of-State Tuition $19.00/hour .................................................... $285.00
Total Out-of-State Tuition
Technology Infrastructure Fee
Facilities Fee $3.50/hour .....................................................$52.50
Assessment Fee ................................................................................................................$5.00/$3.00
*Based on 15 hours
$100.00/hour .................................................$1,500.00
$10.75/hour ................................................... $161.25
Additional private room fee contingent upon availability:
Bankston Hall ......................................................................................................... $400.00/semester
Royer Hall .............................................................................................................. $400.00/semester
Horsfall Hall ............................................................................................................ $400.00/semester
Maxwell Hall Suite ................................................................................................ $400.00/semester
Graduate Tuition and Fees
(Fall Semester/Spring Semester/Summer Terms)
Type Per Semester
Tuition/Arkansas resident ...........................................................................................$255.00/hour
Out-of-State Tuition* ...................................................................................................$245.00/hour
Total Out-of-State Tuition .........................................................................................$500.00/hour
Technology Infrastructure Fee ....................................................................................$14.55/hour
Activity Fee ......................................................................................................................... $5.00/hour
Miscellaneous Fees
Auto Registration .............................................................................................................. $30.00/year
(See Public Safety information in catalog.)
Dropping and/or Adding Classes ..................................................................................$10.00/visit
Late Registration ........................................................................................................................$25.00
I.D. Replacement Fee ................................................................................................................ $10.00
Internship Fee .............................................................................................................................$30.00
Internship Fee Out of Service Area .................................................................................. $450.00
Distance Education Fee ...................................................................................$105.00/credit hour
(in lieu of other mandatory fees) for remote CIV classes and any online class
Vocal and Instrumental Private Instruction .........................................$75.00/one credit hour
(per course), $110.00/two or three credit hours (per course)
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THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLO
Band Fee ............................................................................................................ $25.00/Fall semester
Student Nursing Insurance ............................................................................................ $20.00/year
Science Lab Fee ............................................................................................$25.00/course
Forestry Summer Camp Fee ................................................................................ $300.00
International Graduate Registration Fee ............................................................$50.00
Graduate Thesis Binding Fee ................................................................................$150.00
Transcripts ........................................................................................................... $5.00/copy
Horse Boarding Fee .............................................................................$100.00/semester
SIS Lab Fee .....................................................................................................$25.00/course
Nursing Student AASN Review Fee ..................................................... $176.66/course
Nursing Student BSN Review Fee .........................................................$106.00/course
Experiential Learning Assessment Fee ..................................................$80.00/course
Returned Check Charge ..............................................................................$25.00/check
Developmental Course Fee ............................................................... $5.00/credit hour
Nursing Assessment Fee ......................................................................... $292.00/course
Paramedic Assessment Fee .....................................................................$195.00/course
EMT Assessment Fee ..................................................................................$70.00/course
Nursing Clinical Fee ..............................................$30.00/nursing course credit hour
Automotive Laboratory Fee ................................................................ $50.00/semester
AHEOTA Laboratory Fee .................................................................$40.00/credit hour
Welding Laboratory Fee ............................................................................$50.00/course
Culinary Lab Fee ..........................................................................................$50.00/course
Electromechanical Lab Fee ........................................................................$30.00/course
Child Development Care Insurance ........................................................... $20.00/year
Child Development Assessment Fee ................................................. $50.00/semester
Child Care Laboratory Fee .................................................................. $50.00/semester
EMT-Paramedic Student Insurance ............................................................. $20.00/year
EMT-Paramedic Lab Fee.............................................................................$50.00/course
Welding Certification Fee .............................................................................. $25.00/test
Advanced Welding Certification Fee .......................................................... $50.00/test
Early Child Care Background Check Fee .................................................. $58.00/year
Computer Lab Fee .......................................................................................$25.00/course
Early Childhood Lab Fee ............................................................................$50.00/course
All tuition, fees, room and board are set by the
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees and are subject to change.
Estimate of Expenses
The following figures represent estimated costs that a full-time undergraduate Arkansas resident student taking 15 hours will incur while attending UAM.
Tuition/Fees Semester Year
Tuition ......................................................$2,250.00 ..........................................$4,500.00
Technology Infrastructure Fee ............$218.25 ..............................................$436.50
Activity Fee ...................................................$75.00 .............................................. $150.00
Instructional Equipment Fee .................$135.00 ...............................................$270.00
Athletic Fee ...............................................$195.00 ...............................................$390.00
Facilities Fee ............................................. $225.00 ...............................................$450.00
Library Enhancement Fee ........................$60.00 .............................................. $120.00
Wellness Fee ................................................$30.00 .................................................$60.00
Public Safety Fee ..........................................$30.00 .................................................$60.00
Assessment Fee ............................................$5.00 ................................................. $10.00
Books and Supplies ................................. $600.00 .......................................... $1,200.00
Room and Board ................................. $2,880.00 .......................................... $5,760.00
(Double Room, 7-day/19-Meal Plan)
Transportation ...........................................$675.00 .......................................... $1,350.00
Personal Expenses ................................$1,125.00 ..........................................$2,250.00
Totals ........................................................$8,503.25 ........................................ $17,006.50
Summer Term
Tuition ............................................................................................................. $150.00/hour
Technology Infrastructure Fee ...................................................................$14.55/hour
Activity Fee ..........................................................................................................$5.00/hour
Instructional Equipment Fee ..........................................................................$9.00/hour
Athletic Fee .......................................................................................................$13.00/hour
Facilities Fee .....................................................................................................$15.00/hour
Library Enhancement Fee ...............................................................................$4.00/hour
Wellness Fee .......................................................................................................$2.00/hour
Public Safety Fee .................................................................................................$2.00/hour
Assessment Fee .................................................................................................$3.00/term
Books and Supplies .................................................................................................$250.00
Room and Board .................................................................................................... $586.00
Transportation .......................................................................................................... $150.00
Personal Expenses ..................................................................................................$250.00
Students who do not live in residence halls should subtract the room and board figure. Transportation, books and supplies, and personal expenses will vary according to individual student needs.
Distance from . . .
Pine Bluff .................................................. 48 miles
Monroe, Louisiana .................................. 87 miles
Little Rock ............................................... 94 miles
Conway .................................................. 125 miles
Texarkana ............................................... 152 miles
Shreveport, Louisiana .......................... 160 miles
Russellville .............................................. 170 miles
Memphis, Tennessee ............................. 182 miles
Fort Smith .............................................. 252 miles
Fayetteville ............................................. 283 miles
Dallas, Texas ........................................... 326 miles
Monticello
Crossett
McGehee

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLO UAM
T he U niversity of A rkansas at M onticello
M onticello • C rossett • M cGehee
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U niversiTy
Location: Monticello, Arkansas, a city of 10,000, located 94 miles southeast of Little Rock and 80 miles north of Monroe,
Louisiana.
Type: UAM is a four-year liberal arts university founded in 1909.
UAM joined the University of Arkansas System in 1971.
Enrollment: UAM enrolls nearly 4,000 students on three campuses.
Campus: The UAM main campus is one of the state’s largest and includes more than 700 acres of forest land used for teaching and research by Arkansas’ only School of Forest Resources. UAM also has Colleges of Technology in Crossett and McGehee.
Student-Faculty Ratio: 18 to 1
Accreditation: UAM is fully accredited by the Higher Learning
Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and
Universities and holds specialized accreditation for its programs in forestry, education, music, nursing, and social work. Special accreditation is also held by the UAM College of Technology-
Crossett.
UAM offers the following majors:
Associate of Applied Science
Crime Scene Investigation**
General Technology
Industrial Technology
Law Enforcement Administration
Nursing (LPN to RN)
Associate of Arts
Associate of Science
Land Surveying Technology
Bachelor of Applied Science
Bachelor of Arts
Art
Communication
English
Health and Physical Education (non-licensure)
History
K-6 Elementary Education
Middle Level Education
Modern Languages
Music
Political Science
Bachelor of Business Administration
Accounting
Business Administration
Bachelor of General Studies
Bachelor of Music Education
Bachelor of Science
Agriculture
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Information Systems
Criminal Justice
Natural Resources Management
Health and Physical Education
K-12
Non-licensure
Mathematics
Natural Science
Psychology
Geospatial Science
Teaching and Learning
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Bachelor of Social Work
Master of Arts in Teaching (Online)
Master of Education (Online)
Education
Educational Leadership
Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing (Online)
Master of Music in Jazz Studies - Low Residency
Program
Master of Physical Education and Coaching (Online)
Master of Science
Forest Resources
Pre-Professional Studies
Allied Health
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Engineering
Pre-Law
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
*Advanced Technical Certificate
Electromechanical-Instrumentation (C)
*Technical Certificates
Administrative Office Technology (C, M)
Automotive Service Technology (M)
Computer Maintenance/Networking (C)
Crime Scene Investigation**
Early Childhood Education (C, M)
Electromechanical Technology (C)
Health Information Technology (C, M)
Health Professions (C, M)
Heavy Equipment Operator (M)
Construction
Hospitality Services (C, M)
Paramedic (C, M)
Practical Nursing (C, M)
Welding Technology (C, M)
*Certificates of Proficiency
Child Development Associate (CDA) (C, M)
Computer Repair and Networking (C)
Crime Scene Investigation**
Emergency Medical Technician (C, M)
Healthcare Office Skills (C, M)
Hospitality Skills (C, M)
Industrial Equipment Repair (C)
Nursing Assistant (C, M)
Office Support (C, M)
Welding (C, M)
* Available through the Crossett and McGehee campuses only.
** Program requires prior completion of Police
Academy curriculum.
(C) - Crossett campus only
(M) - McGehee campus only
(C, M) - Crossett and McGehee campuses
A dmissions
UAM is an open admissions university. For information regarding admission requirements, contact the Office of Admissions at
(800) 844-1826, or visit our office located on the first floor of
Harris Hall on the Monticello campus.
F inAnciAl
A id
We are committed to creating financial aid packages that bring the cost of attending UAM within reach of our students. We offer a full range of financial aid in the form of scholarships, grants, and loans as well as federal and institutional work-study jobs. For information about financial aid, contact the
Office of Financial Aid at (800) 226-2643 or visit our office located on the third floor of Harris Hall on the Monticello campus.
h oUsing
UAM currently offers two co-residential, one all-male, and one all-female residence halls. The campus also offers student apartments. For information about housing, contact the Office of
Residence Life at (870) 460-1045 or visit our office located on the second floor of Harris Hall on the Monticello campus.
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v isiTs
To arrange a campus visit, contact the Office of
Admissions at (800) 844-1826 in Monticello, (866) 323-3384 in
Crossett, or (800) 747-5360 in McGehee.
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Monticello Campus:
(800) 844-1826 / toll free
(870) 460-1026 / office
(870) 460-1926 / fax www.uamont.edu
Crossett Campus:
(866) 323-3384 / toll free
(870) 364-6414 / office
(870) 364-5707 / fax www.uamont.edu
McGehee Campus:
(800) 747-5360 / toll free
(870) 222-5360 / office
(870) 222-4709 / fax www.uamont.edu