TO THE WELCOME
WOLVES UP!
NEIL GRIFFIN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
NYIT COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE A-State Museum
MEMORIAL ARCH
DEAN B. ELLIS LIBRARY
- CAMPUS MAP -
NORTH PARK QUAD APARTMENTS
NURSING & HEALTH PROFESSIONS
ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCE PARKING GARAGE
RENG STUDENT UNION
LIVING LEARNING COMMUNITIES UNITY PARK
The hub of the campus. Eat. Study. Hang out. Starbucks. Red WOLF Center Campus Fitness & Recreation
DCED - DELTA CENTER FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MATH BLDG HPESS
EDUCATION & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
ABI ARKANSAS BIOSCIENCES INSTITUTE
TRACK, TENNIS, SOCCER SOFTBALL FIELDS
CURT HUCKABY RUGBY PITCH INTRAMURAL FIELDS
WELCOME CENTER
HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
FINE ARTS Art, Music & Theater
WINDGATE CENTER (CONSTRUCTION)
SCHEDULE OF DAY:
8:30 - 9:00 A.M. ......................................................................................... Check-in
3rd Floor, Alumni Lounge
9:00 - 9:30 A.M. ........................................................................................ Welcome
3rd Floor, Centennial Hall
9:40 - 10:00 A.M. ..................................................................... *Interest Session 1
3rd Floor Meeting Rooms
10:05 - 10:25 A.M. .................................................................. *Interest Session 2
3rd Floor Meeting Rooms
10:30 - 10:50 A.M. .................................................................. *Interest Session 3
3rd Floor Meeting Rooms
11:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. .......................... Student Small Groups/Parent Session 3rd Floor, Centennial Hall
12:00 - 1:30 P.M................................. Registered Student Organizations Tabling 2nd Floor
12:00 - 1:00 P.M. ....................................................................... LUNCH (OPTIONAL) 1st Floor, Acansa Dining Hall
1:00 P.M. ............................................................. Transition Studies Presentation
3rd Floor, Centennial Hall
2:00 P.M. .............................................................. Academic College Presentation Hosted by the featured college of the day Depart from 1st Floor
1:00 - 3:00 P.M. ........................................................... Student Services Available
- Academic Advising (Alumni Lounge)
- Housing Tours (2nd Floor)
- Informational Tabling (2nd Floor)
- Campus Card Center (Dean B. Ellis Library)
- Check-out (2nd Floor)
* ATTENDEES WILL CHOOSE UP TO THREE DIFFERENT INTEREST SESSIONS.
INTEREST SESSIONS >
Home is Here: University Housing
Get information on what to expect during the move-in process, what it looks like to live on campus, and how to select a meal plan.
LOCATION: CENTENNIAL HALL
Financial Aid & Financial Wellness
This session is designed to assist Red Wolves with healthy financial habits and navigating Financial Aid resources.
LOCATION: AUDITORIUM
Red Wolf Wellness: Staying Healthy
Learn about programming and support available for students to promote their mental and physical health and well-being.
LOCATION: WHITE RIVER ROOM
Ace A-State: Academics and Advising
Discover opportunities for academic support through advising and other learning support services.
LOCATION: BLACK RIVER ROOM
Find Your Place in the Pack: Student Involvement
Learn about ways to connect with other students through events and student organizations.
LOCATION: MOCKINGBIRD ROOM
Life is Better in Letters: Greek Life
These value-based organizations focus on the development of leadership, scholarship, service and community among their members.
LOCATION: ARKANSAS RIVER ROOM
CHECKLIST
WHILE YOU’RE ON CAMPUS TODAY, STOPBYSEVERALOFTHESEOFFICES FOR MORE INFORMATION.
q ACCESS & ACCOMMODATION SERVICES (formerly Disability Services)Discuss available services with staff. 2nd floor, Reng Student Union
q CAMPUS CARD CENTER - Students use an A-State ID to access their residence hall, meal plan, Red WOLF Center and campus events. Both physical ID cards and mobile credentials are available. Visit the Campus Card Center on the first floor of the Dean B. Ellis Library.
q FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS - Meet with your financial aid counselor to finalize options for Fall 2025. 2nd floor, Reng Student Union
q HONORS COLLEGE - Students may review their Fall 2025 course schedule with Honors College staff and learn more about program opportunities. Honors College Office, Dean B. Ellis Library Room 103
q UNIVERSITY HOUSING - Confirm your housing assignment for Fall 2025. 2nd floor, Reng Student Union
q BOOKSTORE - Make plans to reserve your course materials for Fall 2025 by visiting AStateBookstore.com
q CAREER DEVELOPMENT & ENGAGEMENT - Explore career development programming and ways to connect with on/off campus employment opportunities at AState.edu/Careers.
q LEADERSHIP CENTER - Check out the various opportunities to get involved in leadership roles and student organizations on campus at AState.edu/LeadershipCenter.
q PARKING SERVICES - Review options and regulations for parking on campus at AState.edu/Parking. Permits will be available for online purchase through the Pack.AState.edu portal after July 1, 2025.
q POST OFFICE - Reserve your campus P.O. box by following the online steps at USPS.com or by visiting the campus post office. 2nd floor, Reng Student Union
q TREASURER’S OFFICE – Learn more about payment options, payment plans, eRefunds, 1098 tax forms and more at AState.edu/Treasurer.
MAIN CAMPUS NUMBERS ..... (870) 972-2100 or 1-800-382-3030
Access & Accommodation Services .................... (870) 972-3964
Access & Institutional Engagement ...................... (870) 972-3081
Admissions .............................................................. (870) 972-2782
Career Development & Engagement ..................... (870) 972-3025
Financial Aid & Scholarships ................................. (870) 972-2310
Fraternity & Sorority Life....................................... (870) 972-2055
Leadership Center .................................................. (870) 972-2055
Library ...................................................................... (870) 972-3077
Non-Traditional Student Services .......................... (870) 972-2842
Parking Services..................................................... (870) 972-2945
Registrar’s Office ..................................................... (870) 972-2031
University Housing ................................................. (870) 972-2042
Student Health Center ........................................... (870) 972-2054
Testing Center ........................................................ (870) 972-2038
University Advising Center ..................................... (870) 972-3001
Wilson Counseling Center ...................................... (870) 972-2318
CAMPUS CONTACTS
* Touching the department names takes you to their websites.
Health & SAFETY CAMPUS RESOURCES:
When it comes to the health and safety of our students, the Student Health Center (SHC) and University Police Department (UPD) directly serve the A-State student population. The SHC offers on-site medical services and is available for all students enrolled on the Jonesboro campus. UPD provides various services and is constantly introducing new safety management protocols and practices.
Success PREP CAMPUS RESOURCES:
Whether you have a big test coming up or a paper due, A-State houses an Academic Hub to help you prepare by providing the most comprehensive tutoring services and peer-to-peer tutoring support. A-State’s Learning Support Services allows you to connect with an academic success coach to help create a study plan, introduce study skills and habits, and even help you hone your presentation skills and public speaking techniques!
More than BOOKS CAMPUS RESOURCES:
Serving as a teaching library, the Dean B. Ellis Library has vital information resources and skills that advance the university’s development and knowledge sharing. Equipped with study rooms and lounges, the A-State Museum, the University Advising Center and even an online database, you will find the Dean B. Ellis Library proves to be much more than just books.
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Unity in DIVERSITY CAMPUS RESOURCES:
By offering various opportunities, such as student organizations, educational experiences, outreach and events, the A-State Multicultural Center is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where ALL students thrive. The Multicultural Center heavily contributes to the state of unity the A-State campus has today, and we hope to see you involved in these efforts!
Keep it in CHECK CAMPUS RESOURCES:
The university environment can be both exciting and challenging. The Wilson Counseling Center is here to help you effectively manage and balance academic pressures and demands from family, friends and loved ones simultaneously. Our counselors are committed to helping you benefit as much as possible from your A-State expertence.
Stay fit & ACTIVE CAMPUS RESOURCES:
The Red Wolf Center and Intramural Sports program provide our students with a wide variety of activities that contribute to their overall health, social development and well-being. This facility has an indoor track, basketball courts, multipurpose activity courts, a rock-climbing wall, dance studio, free weight, cardiovascular areas, and a spin studio - you name it! Want to play a game of pickleball or rent a hammock for the day? You can do that, too!
Meeting NEEDS CAMPUS RESOURCES:
If you have any unmet needs in the classroom, Access & Accommodation Services (AAS) will meet with you and your instructor individually to get everything you need to ensure your maximum potential is being fulfilled.
The A-State Food Pantry also serves the campus community in a way that allows students to donate goods/volunteer time AND utilize it as their own food pantry. That’s right! The A-State Food Pantry can be used by A-State students with a valid ID –no income requirements!
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U.S. Post OFFICE CAMPUS RESOURCES:
Arkansas State University is home to a fully functional United States Post Office, located on the second floor of the Reng Student Union. To receive mail on campus, students may rent a post office box online or in person. P.O. boxes are available in a variety of sizes and rental terms of 3-, 6-, and 12-months.
Financial AID CAMPUS RESOURCES:
SCHOLARSHIP
ARKANSAS PROMISE PLUS
REQUIREMENTS
- U.S. citizen
- 2025 High School Graduate
- 19+ ACT superscore or 990 or above SAT & 3.00 HS GPA.
- Household income under $70K
- IN-STATE ONLY
- Must be an admitted student
- Complete the FAFSA
- Complete the Arkansas Challenge Lottery application
A-STATE SCHOLAR
- U.S. citizen
- 2025 high school graduate
- Minimum 31 ACT superscore or 1400 new SAT & 3.5 HS GPA
A-STATE INSPIRE
- U.S. citizen
- 2025 High School Graduate
- Minimum 25 ACT superscore or 1210 new SAT & 3.50 HS GPA
A-STATE ENRICHMENT
- U.S. citizen
- 2025 High School Graduate
- 21-24 ACT superscore or 1060-1209 new SAT & 3.0 HS GPA
A-STATE ENDEAVOR
- U.S. citizen
- 2025 High School Graduate
- 19-20 ACT superscore or 990 - 1050 new SAT & 3.5 HS GPA
THE SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO JULY 1, 2025.
ANNUAL AWARD AMOUNTS
Covers any remaining tuition & housing costs after Pell Grants, State Scholarships & Federal Grants for up to 15 hours per semester. Off-campus students receive Voluntary Meal Plan & $500 Express per semester.
MILEAGE WAIVER
Offsets out-of-state tuition costs. (You only pay in-state tuition & fees)
OUT-OF-STATE SCHOLARSHIP
MAY BE COMBINED WITH A-STATE SCHOLAR
- U.S. citizen
- For bordering states
- U.S. citizen
- Min. 24 ACT superscore or 1160 new SAT & 3.0 HS GPA
Up to $14,000/year
- For on-campus students.
- Includes $3K for meal plan.
- Includes $3K for housing.
- Remaining balance applied to tuition & fees.
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$5,500/year
Must be an admitted student. Noadditionalapplicationisrequired.
$4,000
Must be an admitted student. Noadditionalapplicationisrequired.
$4,000
Must be an admitted student. Noadditionalapplicationisrequired.
Must be an admitted student. No additional application is required.
Student-athletes receiving institutional athletic aid may not qualify; please contact the A-State Athletic Compliance Office for determination of eligibility.
Degree WORKS CAMPUS
Degree Works is a web-based tool to help students and advisers monitor students’ progress toward completion of their degree or program requirements. The tool helps to track degree or program progress, prepare for course registration, and plan for graduation. With just a click in the Pack Portal, students are able to see how academic requirements might change if they were to change academic majors, providing the flexibility to explore various degree options.
Card/I.D. CENTER CAMPUS RESOURCES:
Your A-State I.D. proclaims you as a member of the A-State community and is your key to access essential campus services. It’s not only your I.D. card, but it’s also your access to your residence hall, meal plan and sporting events. The Card Center is located on the first floor of the Dean B. Ellis Library. Find out more by visiting: AState.edu/CardCenter
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Student SUPPORT CAMPUS RESOURCES:
Student Support Services is a federally funded TRIO program that offers students opportunities for academic development to ensure a successful completion of their postsecondary education.
SIGNATURE SERVICES
> Priority Course Registration
> Free Individualized Tutoring
> Supplemental Academic Advising
> Student Advocacy
> Career Exploration
First In The Pack Resource Center is a campus initiative dedicated to serving first-generation students
FEATURED SERVICES:
> Free Tutoring
> Academic Advising
> Mentoring
> Workshops
LIVING ON CAMPUS
WELCOME TO YOUR NEW COMFORT ZONE! Residence halls are among the best places to connect with new people, find study partners, and be close to all the activities and resources on campus. From traditional halls and quads to apartments and townhouses, we offer a progression of living arrangements to make you feel at home. All of our freshman residence options are suite-style, which means you’ll never have to wait around in your flip-flops for an empty shower.
Studies show students who live on campus make better grades, are more involved in campus activities, and are less likely to drop out of college.
YOU’LL STAY WELL-FED
Living on campus means that you have access to a wide variety of dining options, all within walking distance. No need to cook or clean up.
The listing of Registered Student Organizations [RSOs] changes often. Check out the website for a complete and up-to-date list of groups.
CAMPUS RESOURCES:
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES MEETING ALL OF YOUR CAMPUS TECH NEEDS
IT SECURITY: The mission of A-State’s IT Security department is to educate and equip our users to better protect the university’s digital environment. In order to do that, we have each user set up security questions as well as a two-factor authentication. Security questions help us to verify you in case you need phone support from our Help Desk and/or our security team. Duo Mobile is our two-factor security process to help ensure your personal information stays secure.
Our team also aims to educate and empower faculty, staff and students to make informed and smart security decisions based on information security policies, tools, and awareness training initiatives. We develop, maintain and test disaster recovery plans. Our team promotes an effective information security awareness and training program commensurate with the needs of the university. We have listed a few tips to start your college career off on the right foot.
• Having antivirus software on your computer will help with any potential threats that could be malicious.
• The university will NEVER ask for your username and password.
If you are suspicious of any emails, email ITSecurity@AState.edu or call 870-972-3770.
IT SUPPORT SERVICES: A-State IT Services is committed to supporting account issue needs of the students, faculty and staff. The university also offers several options for software. Find more information at: AState.edu/Software-Downloads.
The A-State IT Support Team is here to help and answer any questions that you may have along the way. The ITS Help Desk, in conjunction with the Campus Card Center, is committed to providing you quality assistance with any technological problem(s) that you may face. If you have any questions, feel free to give us a call at:
IT Support Services - 870-972-3500
ITS Help Desk - 870-972-3933
Campus Card Center - 870-972-2900
WIRELESS: The wireless network at A-State is designed to be a mobility enabler, allowing students, faculty and staff to connect their devices wirelessly most places on campus. We have a dedicated network in the residence halls that will allow for students to connect up to 30 devices while they are within their residence hall. We also have a wireless network throughout campus that will allow student access using their username and password. For other questions regarding our wireless network please look at Wireless.AState.edu
A-State is an NCAA Division I FBS member in the Sun Belt Conference. As a student, your admission is included in your fees. So, you get in FREE to every regular season home event. Whether you’re an athlete or fan, you have one job: to be loud, proud and part of the crowd! That’s #PackPride…and that’s what it’s like to be part of the Red Wolves!
2025 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Arkansas State University is an equal opportunity institution with a strong commitment to the achievement of excellence and diversity among its students, faculty and staff. A-State does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, disability, gender, national origin or any other legally protected status. Any questions regarding the university’s Affirmative Action policies should be directed to the Affirmative Action Program Coordinator, P.O. Box 1500, State University, AR 72467, telephone 870-972-3658.