Arkansas State University-Mountain Home

ASUMH provides affordable education, with tuition at $115 per credit hour plus $25 in fees. 75% of programs qualify for the AR Future Grant, covering tuition and mandatory fees. A number of public and private scholarships are also available to students.

ASUMH has open admissions, with the ACT being the preferred college entrance exam, though SAT, ASSET, COMPASS, or ACCUPLACER test scores are also used for placement. The college has rolling admissions. Interested students can send a note to get in touch with the college.

ASUMH is committed to providing an accessible education through diverse experiences. The college offers a core curriculum for students planning to transfer to a four-year college or university. Small class sizes allow for more one-on-one interaction with professors, creating a supportive learning environment.

ASUMH focuses on preparing students for careers and transfer to four-year institutions. The college offers a range of programs designed to put students on a fast track to employment. ASUMH aims to help students achieve personal and career goals to enhance their quality of life.

The campus is located minutes from lakes and rivers, offering fishing and water sports. Hiking, camping, and hunting opportunities are also abundant in the region. While the social scene is quieter compared to larger universities, ASUMH offers various student activities, clubs, and community events.

The Honors Program provides social, academic, and cultural programming to build a strong sense of community among students. Honors students take small seminar-style classes and participate in honors contract courses. Students accepted into the honors program receive a $250 scholarship as long as they continue to meet the requirements of the program.