UCA Viewbook 2017-18

Washington, D.C. Brian Bowden, ’05 Associate Legislative Director for the National Association of Counties

New Orleans, LA Kyla McFalls, ’11 Research and Graphic Designer for Motion Pictures

Table of Contents

Vienna, Austria

Central Arkansas ............................ 3

Kristin Lewis, ’99 Opera Singer

Academic Programs ...................... 5 Our Colleges ................................... 6 Programs of Study ....................... 11 Campus Living.............................. 13 Student Life .................................. 15 Athletics ........................................ 17 Admissions ................................... 19 Financial Aid ................................. 21

Conway, AR Dr. Spencer Gordy, ’07 Owner & Dentist at Conway Family Dental

Atlanta, GA Judson Jones, ’06 CNN Digital Weather Producer and Meteorologist

Conway, AR Jennie Strange, ’05 Owner of Blackbird Academy

Scholarships................................. 22 Pre-College Credit ........................ 23 Visit & Tour .................................... 25

Little Rock, AR Chauncey Holloman Pettis, ’11 Small Business Development Coordinator for City of Little Rock and Owner of Harlem Lyrics

Go here.

Go anywhere.

New York City, NY Julie Oakes, ’09 Director at Joele Frank

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he University of Central Arkansas offers academic excellence, an energetic college town, NCAA Division I athletics, Greek life, campus life and so much more. UCA has just what you’re looking for, plus things you don’t even know you want yet. It’s everything you need to prepare for success. When you go here, you can go anywhere.

Kigali, Rwanda

Little Rock, AR James Fortner, ’09 Vice President Energy Group - Stephens Insurance

Molly, ’13 and Clay Parker, ’07, ’08 Owners of Calafia Cafe and Turambe Nutrition and Managing Director of Rwanda Trading Company/ Westrock Coffee

GO BIG AND GO HOME. CENTRAL ARKANSAS

L

ocated in the heart of Arkansas and just a 30-minute drive from the state’s capital, our campus provides the perfect balance of both natural beauty and city attractions. And for those times you really miss home, no problem! Our central location makes it easy for you to make the occasional quick visit.

Hello, clean laundry.

CONWAY

IS THRIVING. AND YOU WILL TOO.

3 | CENTRAL ARKANSAS

Conway is located in one of America’s fastest-growing areas. Here, you’ll enjoy a vibrant downtown with shopping, dining, entertainment and miles of biking and walking trails. When you’re ready to get out and explore, you don’t have to go far; our campus is within a short drive of breathtaking rivers, lakes and state parks. And to get the full experience of our amazing state, our COPA program (Campus Outdoor Pursuits & Activities) allows you to check out camping gear, bikes, canoes and other outdoor supplies for free — perfect for any student’s budget!

IT WON’T HAVE TO COME FAR. Central Arkansas is home to the state’s largest economy, and you’ll be in the middle of it all with a wealth of opportunity for entry-level jobs, start-up support and long-term careers.

You can also take advantage of numerous job and internship opportunities in Conway and the capital city from Fortune 500 companies to state government. Central Arkansas is at the center of it all.

HIGHEST ON-CAMPUS

UNDERGRADUATE

ENROLLMENT IN THE STATE

See a quick Central Arkansas overview video at

CENTRAL ARKANSAS

WHEN OPPORTUNITY COMES KNOCKING,

GO ABOVE AND BEYOND. AND THEN GO EVEN FURTHER. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

152 DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES.

ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES. The University of Central Arkansas has a remarkable 17:1 student-tofaculty ratio, so you’ll have hands-on opportunities with professors who really invest in you. Outstanding academics, small class sizes and engaging programs help you prepare for life after college. And UCA offers advantages that go beyond campus — sometimes way beyond — like innovative teaching programs, professional networking and international studies. Whichever direction you take, UCA will take you far.

91 61 34 5 | ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

GRADUATE PROGRAMS INCLUDING SEVEN DOCTORAL PROGRAMS

ONLINE DEGREES & CERTIFICATES

STUDENTS HAVE THE

2ND HIGHEST

GPA & ACT IN THE STATE

COLLEGE OF

BUSINESS Our College of Business is the fastest-growing academic college on campus. From unique insurance and risk management degrees to a one-of-a-kind innovation and entrepreneurship program, our curriculum is always expanding to prepare graduates for a rapidly evolving business world. We also recognize the value of learning outside the traditional classroom, which is why the college has one of the most active internship programs in the state. uca.edu/business

For a complete listing of 2017-2018 Programs of Study see pages 11-12.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

INCOMING

COLLEGE OF

EDUCATION

Originally known as the Arkansas State Teachers College, UCA was founded to train teachers in 1907. It’s no surprise that our College of Education is the area’s premier educator preparation college today. We have a rich heritage of helping students develop their sense of passion for being professional educators, making our graduates highly sought after by public and private schools nationwide. Most even have jobs secured by graduation day. uca.edu/education

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

This is the largest college on campus and has high-quality, handson experiences to match, including innovative opportunities in the Nabholz Center for Healthcare Simulation. Students are engaged in an interprofessional educational environment through collaborative, interdisciplinary experiences. Annually, the college has over 1,000 affiliations with health-related entities where students participate in over 460,000 clinical/internship/practicum hours. The employment rate of graduates is more than 90 percent. uca.edu/chbs 7 | ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS AND

COMMUNICATION We strongly believe in the power of creativity. Our College of Fine Arts and Communication (CFAC) is a supportive community that shares our students’ dedication to artistic, communicative and personal development. That development is further strengthened by our artistin-residence program, which is the largest and most diverse in the state with a wealth of performances, recitals, exhibitions, film screenings and literary readings. CFAC is the only college in the state offering a degree in film, and we’re no strangers to the spotlight – our students have won several national and regional awards both in film and theater, including recognition for set design, costume design and more. uca.edu/cfac

ONLY FILM DEGREE IN THE STATE

For a complete listing of 2017-2018 Programs of Study, see pages 11-12.

STUDY ABROAD, COSTA RICA

COLLEGE OF

LIBERAL ARTS Students in UCA’s College of Liberal Arts have the opportunity to develop as educated men and women who can engage with our rapidly changing world. By exploring a variety of areas of study, students acquire a broad base of knowledge along with the critical-thinking skills needed to succeed in many professional fields. UCA’s liberal arts education goes beyond the standard programs to provide opportunities for hands-on experiential learning with study abroad, internships, undergraduate research projects and servicelearning. Many employers agree that a liberal arts education provides the transferable skills, global knowledge and realworld experience to flourish in our global economy. uca.edu/liberalarts

9 | ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

STUDY ABROAD, RWANDA

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

COLLEGE OF NATURAL

SCIENCES

AND MATHEMATICS The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics gives students more hands-on opportunities than any school in the state. And it’s growing. Our recent expansion includes the Conway Corporation Center for Sciences, a laboratory science building housing labs for biology, engineering, environmental science and physics.

Improvements also include upgraded and renovated classrooms and labs in many areas. From game development to cutting-edge research, our students enjoy experiences not typically offered at other institutions until graduate school, which is where many of our students go on to shine. uca.edu/cnsm

NEW CONWAY CORPORATION CENTER FOR SCIENCES OPENED SPRING 2017

STEMteach Math or science majors who are interested in adding an extra career option to their degree can earn a teaching licensure within their fouryear program. It’s a great opportunity to share your passion with a younger generation, and it can even lead to federal student loan forgiveness from the Arkansas Department of Higher Education. uca.edu/stemteach

HONORS COLLEGE

The Norbert O. Schedler Honors College is a highly competitive program that provides an interdisciplinary-studies curriculum emphasizing scholarship, leadership and citizenship. Students become well prepared with the research skills needed for active involvement in civic life. From specialized study abroad programs to research grants, the Honors College is where highly able and motivated students become part of a lifelong learning community. uca.edu/honors

PROGRAMS OF STUDY 2017-2018 ASSOCIATE DEGREES General Education Crime Scene Investigation (CJI partnership)* Law Enforcement Administration (CJI partnership)* *Must be a current law enforcement officer

BACHELOR’S DEGREES Accounting Addiction Studies Prevention Treatment African-African/American Studies Anthropology Art Art Education Fine Art Art History Art: Studio Art Photography Ceramics Graphic Design Printmaking Painting Sculpture Athletic Training Biology Business Administration Chemistry ACS Certified: Standard, Biochemistry Communication Communication Sciences & Disorders Computer Technologies Computer Science Creative Writing Criminology Economics International Trade Emphasis Elementary Education (K-6 licensure) English Environmental Science Biology Planning & Chemistry Administration Exercise Science Clinical Exercise Science Pre-Athletic Training Family & Consumer Sciences Film Finance General Science Geography Geospatial Technology Health Education Health Sciences Health Services Administration Pre-Physical Therapy History Information Systems Innovation & Entrepreneurship Insurance & Risk Management Personal Financial Planning Interior Design International Studies International Politics & Diplomacy International Political Economy & Development Regional Studies Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies

11 | PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Special Education (K-12) Journalism Theatre Broadcast Journalism Print Journalism Online Journalism Writing Kinesiology & Physical Education Professional Writing (Physical Education Teacher Education) Writing Studies Linguistics Computer Science PRE-PROFESSIONAL TRAINING General Linguistics Pre-Cardio Respiratory Care Language Pre-Dental Hygiene Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Pre-Dentistry Logistics & Supply Chain Management Pre-Engineering Management Pre-Law Management Information Systems Pre-Medicine Applications Development Pre-Optometry Business Analysis Pre-Pharmacy Telecommunications & Computer Networking Pre-Veterinary Medicine Marketing Mathematics MINORS Applied Mathematics Accounting Data Science Actuarial Studies Mathematics Education (STEMteach) Addiction Studies Pure Mathematics African-African/American Studies Medical Laboratory Science Anthropology Middle-Level Education (4-8) Art Language Arts + Math Math + Science Asian Studies Language Arts + Science Math + Social Studies Biology Language Arts + Science + Social Business Administration Social Studies Studies Chemistry Modern Languages Chinese (Mandarin) Chinese: Teacher Education, Traditional Cognitive Neuroscience Language & Literature, Business Chinese Communication French: Teacher Education, Traditional Computer Science Language & Literature, Business French Creative Writing Spanish: Teacher Education, Traditional Criminology Language & Literature, Business Spanish Economics Music English Composition Music Education-Vocal Exercise Science Music Education Performance, Family & Consumer Sciences Instrumental Instrumental Film Music Education-Piano Performance, Piano French Music Education Performance, Vocal Gender Studies Piano/Instrumental Geographic Information Systems Music (non-performance) Geography Nuclear Medicine Technology German Nursing Health Education Nutrition Health Psychology Philosophy History Physics Honors Interdisciplinary Studies Biological Physics Innovation & Entrepreneurship Chemical Physics International Studies Engineering Physics Journalism Mathematical Physics Latin American & Latino Studies Physical Science Linguistics Physics Management Political Science Management Information Systems Professional Studies Marketing Psychology Mathematics Public Administration Military Science Public Relations Music Radiography Philosophy Religious Studies Physical Science Social Studies (History) Physics Sociology Political Science

GRADUATE CERTIFICATES Dyslexia Interventionist Geographic Information Systems Gifted & Talented Education Instructional Technology Distance Education Media Design & Development Technical Support Integrated Early Childhood Education (B-K) Music Spanish Special Education K-12

MASTER’S DEGREES Accounting Advanced Studies in Teacher Leadership Biology Business Administration Finance Health Care Administration Information Management International Business College Student Personnel Services & Administration Communication Sciences & Disorders

Computer Science, Applied Computing Creative Writing English Language Arts Literature Medieval and Renaissance Literature Exercise Science Family & Consumer Sciences Clothing, Textiles & Fashion General Family & Consumer Sciences Nutrition & Foods Film Geographic Information Systems Health Sciences History Instructional Technology Distance Education Media Design & Development Technical Support Library Media & Information Technology Mathematics, Applied Mathematics Education Mental Health Counseling Music Conducting Music Education Performance Theory Nursing Adult Nurse Practitioner Clinical Nurse Leader Family Nurse Practitioner Nurse Educator Reading K-12 School Counseling K-12 School Leadership, Management & Administration School Psychology

Spanish Special Education K-12 Sport Management Teaching

SPECIALIST DEGREE Educational Leadership PK-12 Education Post-Secondary Education

POST-MASTER’S CERTIFICATES District-Level Administration Nursing Clinical Nurse Leader Adult Nurse Practitioner Family Nurse Practitioner Nurse Educator School-Based Leadership-Adult Education Program Administration School-Based Leadership Building Administration School-Based LeadershipCurriculum Administration School-Based Leadership-GT Program Administration School-Based Leadership-Special Education Program Administration School Psychology

DOCTORAL DEGREES Communication Sciences & Disorders (consortium program with UALR & UAMS) Leadership Studies Nursing Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Psychology Counseling Psychology School Psychology

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Psychology Public Administration Public Relations Public Scholarship & Community Engagement Religious Studies Sociology Southern & Arkansas Studies Spanish Special Education (non-licensure) Sports Psychology Statistics STEM Education (STEMteach) (available to mathematics and science majors) Teaching & Learning Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) Theatre Writing

GO MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME. CAMPUS LIVING

ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME. PLUS STARBUCKS® & CHICK-FIL-A.® Living on campus will be one of the most rewarding experiences during your time at UCA. You’ll enjoy comfortable living accommodations plus advantages like being within walking distance of campus facilities, including our new Health Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Center, a helpful residence life staff and great dining options at the cafeteria or one of the many popular restaurants in the Student Center. Best of all, you’ll be close to all the fun — whether it’s going to late-night events, watching Division I sports, participating in Greek life or joining one of our 200+ student organizations.

Get a closer look at housing options on

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RESIDENCE HALLS

5

UNIVERSITY APARTMENT COMPLEXES

RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES

RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES

1

LARGEST LIVING AND ST AND LEARNING COMMUNITY IN THE

STATE WITH MORE THAN 1,000 STUDENTS

What’s the most unique aspect of UCA? Many would say it’s the residential college system. In residential colleges, classes are held in the same building where students live, giving them a chance to work closely with the faculty and upperclassmen in residence. This makes studying and doing homework together both convenient and productive. UCA has the first and largest living and learning community in the state, making it like no other experience on any other campus in Arkansas. uca.edu/residential

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GO ALL OUT. STUDENT LIFE DISCOVER OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEADERSHIP, CREATIVE EXPRESSION, VOLUNTEERISM OR JUST A GOOD GAME OF ULTIMATE FRISBEE. When you come to UCA, you have the chance to be a part of something. Actually, you have the chance to be a part of a lot of things! We have so many opportunities to pursue your passions and develop your strengths, including student government, environmental projects, the Clarinet Alliance (yes, we have a Clarinet Alliance) and so much more.

200+ STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS AT OUR STATE-OF-THE-ART NEW HPER CENTER, STAYING ACTIVE DOESN’T REQUIRE MUCH EFFORT. Our recently expanded Health Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Center is like no fitness facility you’ve ever seen. Highlights include: Six-lane, 25-yard lap pool 10,000-square-foot weight room Cardio room with treadmills, elliptical and rower machines

Three group-exercise studios Numerous group-exercise classes, including spin, yoga and Zumba

COPA

Also located in the HPER Center is our Campus Outdoor Pursuits and Activities (COPA) where students can check out camping and sports gear for FREE.

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For more than 100 years, our fraternities and sororities have been growing active communities dedicated to developing leadership, lifelong relationships and a whole lot of fun. Our latest addition is the first phase of Greek Village: five brand-new, on-campus, two-story sorority houses and a sorority community center for meetings and events — with more plans for future expansion. We offer 25 Greek chapters, including eight historically AfricanAmerican Greek organizations and a new chapter of Phi Iota Alpha, the oldest Latino fraternity in existence and Sigma Iota Alpha, the second Latina sorority in the state.

14 FRATERNITIES 11 SORORITIES

GO ENJOY.

Trevor Noah – comedian, author and host of “The Daily Show” – engaged audiences with his quick wit, global insight and skewering of current events at a performance in November 2016.

UCA and Conway have plenty for you to see and do. Reynolds Performance Hall and our Student Activities Board attract shows like “Fame” and bring celebrated acts such as Blue Man Group, Ke$ha, Nick Cannon and “Annie” to campus every year. The Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre, the only professional Shakespeare company in the state, makes its home at UCA. Plus, when you go off campus, the excitement continues with great restaurants, live music, boutiques and local culture. You’re always near the action in central Arkansas.

STUDENT LIFE

GO GREEK.

GO BEARS! ATHLETICS

WE WORK AT A HIGHER LEVEL. AND WE PLAY AT A HIGHER LEVEL. Sports play a huge role in the UCA experience. The Bears are in the NCAA Division I Southland Conference. Our athletic programs draw athletes from around the country and the world to compete at the highest level in 18 NCAA Division I sports with eight men’s and ten women’s teams.

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e don’t just compete. We win. UCA has more than 20 conference championships. In the past five years, UCA has seven Southland Conference championships in five sports and has made more than 10 NCAA postseason appearances in nine sports. And the tradition continues to the classroom where UCA athletes rank first in graduation rates in their conference. In fact, the UCA athletic program has been ranked number one in academics in the state and continues to produce top-ranking student athletes.

17 | ATHLETICS

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

ATHLETICS

UCA’S NCAA DIVISION I ATHLETIC PROGRAMS Football Baseball Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Men’s Indoor Track & Field Women’s Indoor Track & Field Men’s Outdoor Track & Field

Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Men’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country Men’s Golf Women’s Golf Softball Women’s Volleyball Women’s Beach Volleyball Women’s Tennis

GO EASY ON YOUR BUDGET. ADMISSIONS

W

e work hard to make the University of Central Arkansas one of the best education values in the country — and make a world-class college education a reality for you. Surprise costs? Not from us. UCA has the best, most consistent five-year trend of tuition and fees compared to other universities throughout Arkansas. Even better, we have a lot of opportunities for you in terms of programs, involvement, study abroad and more. So whether you’re just getting started or have specific questions, our Admissions team is ready to help you make a plan. Call us at 501.450.3128 or email admissions@uca.edu to find your way to go purple.

2017-2018 TUITION AND FEES

Semester

Year

In-State Tuition & Fees* (15 hours)

$4,262

$8,524

Room, Board & P.O. Box

$3,264

$6,528

$500

$1,000

$8,026

$16,052

Books & Supplies Total Estimated Cost

In-state tuition available for unconditionlly admitted students who live in campus housing. *Out-of-state tuition and fees (15 hours) is $7,524 per semester.

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ADMISSIONS

REQUIREMENTS To be considered for admission, create an account and submit an online Undergraduate Application at gopurple.uca.edu. Be prepared to provide your official high school school transcript, standardized test scores (ACT or SAT), immunization records and $25 application fee.

First-time freshmen must meet the following unconditional OR conditional admission requirements:

UNCONDITIONAL ADMISSION Student meets all minimum state and institutional requirements and does not require additional coursework or testing. Minimum requirements for unconditional admission include:

GET CONNECTED Academic Advising 501.450.5149

2.75 high school GPA 21 ACT composite/1060 redesigned SAT* Individual subject sub-scores that exempt a student from required remediation

Completion of the high school core curriculum for college preparation

*SAT ranges are based on the redesigned format with a 1600 maximum score

Sub-scores that exempt a student from required remediation: Minimum ACT sub-score of 19 in Minimum SAT sub-scores of 26 areas of English, reading and math writing/language, 26 reading and 500 math section score

Admissions 501.450.3128

CONDITIONAL ADMISSION

Book Store 501.450.3414

Student meets minimum admission requirements, but the cumulative GPA and/or test scores require additional placement testing and/or coursework upon enrolling with the university. Minimum requirements for conditional admission include:

Financial Aid 501.450.3140 Housing 501.450.3132 Information Desk 501.450.5890 Registrar 501.450.5200

2.50 high school GPA SAT (redesign) 22 writing/ 17 ACT composite/900 SAT* language, 22 reading and Minimum 15 ACT/SAT equivalent 390 math required for all subject sub-scores *SAT ranges are based on the redesigned format with a 1600 maximum score

FINANCIAL AID The Office of Student Financial Aid works closely with incoming and current students to help fund and achieve educational goals. We have counselors to support and guide you through the financial process.

Your first step is to complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at fafsa.ed.gov. UCA’s financial aid school code is 001092.

Arkansas students need to complete the Academic Challenge Scholarship (lottery) application at scholarships.adhe.edu.

Apply as early as possible for both admission and financial aid.

For additional information, call UCA’s Office of Student Financial Aid at 501.450.3140 or email finaid@uca.edu. uca.edu/financialaid

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97

%

ADMISSIONS

SCHOLARSHIPS UCA students receive $6.5 million in scholarships annually. But understanding the process can be intimidating. That’s why we’re here to help! Our Financial Aid Office is full of highly trained and experienced staff that can make sure you have everything you need, including an understanding of the scholarship process.

2018-2019 FRESHMAN ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships

PRIORITY SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE DEC. 15, 2017 † FINAL SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE FEB. 15, 2018† FOR ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION, VISIT UCA.EDU/ SCHOLARSHIPS.

Requirements

Future Leaders $1,000/year (2 years only)

23 ACT or 1130-1150 SAT* 3.25 Cumulative High School GPA

University $3,500/year

24-25 ACT or 1160-1230 SAT* 3.25 Cumulative High School GPA

Achievement $6,000/year

26-27 ACT or 1240-1300 SAT* 3.25 Cumulative High School GPA

Excellence $7,000/year

28-36 ACT or 1310-1600 SAT* 3.25 Cumulative High School GPA

Distinguished $8,500/year

30-36 ACT or 1390-1600 SAT* 3.50 Cumulative High School GPA

Distinguished (Out of State) $12,000/year

30-36 ACT or 1390-1600 SAT* 3.50 Cumulative High School GPA

These scholarships are competitive. No scholarship award is guaranteed, even if minimum requirements are met. * SAT ranges are based on the redesigned format with a 1600 maximum score ** Visit collegeboard.org to compare your old scores (pre-March 2016) to the new format † Admissions application and all other required admission documents must be received by the Office of Admissions and Enrollment Services by the respective priority or final deadline.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT

Taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses is a sign that you probably have what it takes to succeed in an undergraduate environment. UCA grants credit for College Board Advanced Placement examinations on which a student scores 3 or higher.

See table for details.

AP SUBJECT AREAS/COURSES AND EXAMS Art/Art History*

4

ART 2335 Art History

5

ART 2335 Art History and 3 hours art history elective

Art/Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio

4

ART 1321 Drawing I

5

ART 1321 Drawing I and 3 hours studio art elective

Art/2-D Design Portfolio 4

4

ART 1310 Design I, 2-D

5

ART 1310 Design I, 2-D and 3 hours general studio art elective

Art/3-D Design Portfolio 4 Biology*

ART 2312 Design II, 3-D

5

ART 2312 Design II, 3-D and 3 hours general studio art elective

4

BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I

5

BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I and BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II MATH 1496 Calculus I

Calculus/AB*

3 3

MATH 1496 Calculus I and MATH 1497 Calculus II

Chemistry*

4

CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I

5

CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I and CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II

Computer Science/A

3

CSCI 1470 Computer Science I

Computer Science/AB

3

CSCI 1470 Computer Science I and 3 hours computer science elective

Economics/Macroeconomics

3

ECON 2320 Principles of Macroeconomics

Economics/Microeconomics

3

ECON 2321 Principles of Microeconomics

English/Language and Composition

3

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing

4

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing and WRTG 1320 Academic Writing

3

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing

4

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing and WRTG 1320 Academic Writing

English/International English Language (APIEL)

3

TOEFL score of 500

Environmental Science/Environmental Science

4

3 hours general lower-division elective credit

French/Language*

3

FREN 2310 Intermediate French I

4

FREN 2320 Intermediate French II

5

FREN 3300 French Advanced Grammar and Composition I

3

GERM 2310 Intermediate German I

4

GERM 2320 Intermediate German II

5

GERM 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition I

Geography/Human Geography

4

GEOG 1320 Introduction to Human Geography

Government and Politics/Comparative

4

PSCI 1330 US Government and Politics

Government and Politics/United States

4

PSCI 1330 US Government and Politics

History/European*

4

HIST 1320 World History II

History/United States*

4

HIST 2302 American Nation II

History/United States*

5

HIST 2301 and HIST 2302 American Nation I & II

History/World*

5

HIST 1320 World History II

History/World*

5

HIST 1310 and HIST 1320 World History I & II

German/Language*

Latin/Literature

3

LAT 2310

Latin/Vergil

3

LAT 2310

Music Theory

4

MUS 1230 Harmony I

5

MUS 1230 Harmony I, MUS 1232 Harmony II, and MUS 1231 Ear Training I

Physics/B*

4

PHYS 1410 College Physics I and PHYS 1420 College Physics 2

Physics/C: Electricity and Magnetism

4

PHYS 1442 University Physics 2

Physics/C: Mechanics

4

PHYS 1441 University Physics I

Psychology/Psychology

3

PSYC 1300 General Psychology

Spanish/Language*

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4

Calculus/BC*

English/Language and Composition

*AP subject area exams are being redesigned and reviewed by individual departments.

This may result in adjusted score requirements for course credit.

SCORE UCA BASIS CREDIT

Spanish/Literature*

Statistics/Statistics

3

SPAN 2310 Intermediate Spanish II

4

SPAN 2320 Intermediate Spanish III

5

SPAN 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition

3

SPAN 2320 Intermediate Spanish III

4

SPAN 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition

5

SPAN 3320 Spanish Literature or 3321 Spanish American Literature

3

MATH 2311 Statistical Methods I

ADMISSIONS

COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM (CLEP) POLICY CLEP allows you to receive university credit and/or satisfy university requirements through general and subject testing. Please send your official college transcript with your CLEP scores to the Office of Admissions.

CLEP EXAMINATION

UCA COURSES

College Composition

WRTG 1310

SCORE 50

HOURS CREDIT 3

WRTG 1310 and 1320 (both or neither)

60

3-6

Natural Sciences

BIOL 1400 and PHYS 1400

50

8

College Mathematics

MATH 1360

50

3

College Algebra

MATH 1390

48

3

Humanities

ART 2300

50

3

Social Sciences and History

Awards 3 hours of General Elective credit

49

3

History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877

HIST 230I

49

3*

History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present

HIST 2302

50

3*

Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648

HIST 1310

50

3*

Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present

HIST 1320

48

3*

American Government

PSCI 1330

51

3

Introductory Psychology

PSYC 1300

51

3

Introductory Sociology

SOC 1300

51

3

*A maximum of 9 hours awarded in History

CONCURRENT CREDIT Concurrent Enrollment is a cooperative program between participating high schools and UCA through which high school students may enroll in collegelevel courses prior to graduation and earn college credit. If you have earned college credit while in high school, please send official college transcript(s) to the Office of Admissions.

CLERY REPORT UCA is committed to assisting all members of the UCA community in providing for their own safety and security.

UCA’s Clery Annual Security & Fire Safety Report is prepared by the UCAPD. You may request a hard copy of the report by contacting the UCAPD at (501) 450-3111 or PO Box 4994, Conway, AR 72035. The report is available online at www.ucapd.org/go/cleryreport.

The report contains information regarding campus security and personal safety including topics such as: crime prevention, fire safety, university police law enforcement authority, crime reporting policies, disciplinary procedures and other matters of importance related to security and safety on campus. The report also contains information about crime statistics for the three previous calendar years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus; in certain off-campus buildings or properties owned or controlled by UCA; and on public property within or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus.

This notice is required by law and is provided by the University of Central Arkansas Police Department.

GO FOR IT. VISIT & TOUR

Bear Facts Days If you want to get a true feel for what it’s like to be a student here, check out Bear Facts Days. You’ll get to tour classes, academic facilities, labs and housing, plus talk to current students, faculty and staff. It’s a great way to experience what college is really like.

But be warned: once you get here, you may never want to leave.

Saturday, October 14, 2017 Friday, December 8, 2017 Saturday, January 27, 2018 Register at GoPurple.uca.edu

CAMPUS TOURS Tours are available Monday through Friday when classes are in session at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Reserve your spot by visiting uca.edu/admissions/tours or calling 1.800.243.8245.

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Transfer Advising 501.852.2787 University Police 501.450.3111 Work Study 501.450.3140

VISIT & TOUR

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