Walk-ons will be responsible for the full $240. Scholarship football student-athletes get $200 of the $240 fee covered, leaving just the $40 not covered to be paid. Otherwise, you will enroll at orientation. Incoming football student-athletes arriving for a summer session will be enrolled in courses by a football academic advisor.
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Students entering at mid-term will attend the January orientation. There is a $40 application fee for in-state applicants ($50 fee for out-of-state) which can be paid by credit card when using the online application for or by forwarding a check or money order to the Office of Admissions.įootball student-athletes arriving in the fall semester will need to sign-up to attend orientation in either June or August (preferably June). Be sure to take advantage of Walmart’s online ordering system and free in-store pickup at this convenient location. Consider bringing a TV, Mini-refrigerator, and/or Microwave as one will not be provided to you.Īn on-campus Walmart store is located at the north corner of the Garland Center just across the street. There is a shared common in each of the three or four bedroom units. – Bedrooms are approximately 10’6″ deep and 9’10” wide – Full Bed (54″ x 80″) – queen size sheets will fit Three and four bedroom suites have two bathrooms per unit. You will be sharing one of the “Quad’s” three and four bedroom suites with other football student-athletes. įreshmen football student-athletes are required to live in the Northwest Quad.
Mid-term enrollees can request final amateurism certification beginning October 1 and fall enrollees beginning April 1. Step 4: Don’t forget to request final amateurism certification. Remember to list the NCAA Eligibility Center (code 9999) as a score recipient whenever you take a test. Step 3: The NCAA Eligibility Center needs your ACT/SAT scores. Ask your high school counselor to upload an official in-progress transcript to the NCAA Eligibility Center, as well as an official final transcript, with proof of graduation, upon completion of your last semester. Step 2: The NCAA Eligibility Center needs your official transcripts. Step 1: NCAA college-bound student-athletes need to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center. Step 4: You may use this online Application Checklist to make sure you are staying on track Step 3: Have your ACT and/or SAT test scores sent to the University of Arkansas (ACT-0144 and SAT-6866) or mailed to the Office of Admissions. Make sure to review our High School Requirements. Step 2: Have your official high school transcripts showing class rank, cumulative grade point average, and courses taken sent to the Office of Admissions. Step 1: Complete and submit the online application for admission.
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