University Of Arkansas Track

Tech enrollment above 10K

“Our track record of growth over the past 13 years is unmatched by any public university in the state of Arkansas,” Dr. Robert C. Brown, Arkansas Tech president since 1993, said. “The success story of Arkansas Tech is rooted in the excellence and dedication of our people. The faculty, staff, students and alumni of this university can be proud of what we have built together. Regardless of the changing and sometimes challenging circumstances around us, Arkansas Tech continues to thrive.” The law mandated that public universities and colleges in Arkansas cannot spend more than 30 percent of their unrestricted educational and general tuition and fee income on scholarships during the 2011-12 fiscal year. The percentage mandated by Act 323 of 2009 drops the figure to 25 percent in 2012-13 and 20 percent beginning in 2013-14. “When Act 323 was passed in 2009, we developed a scholarship task force that was charged with developing a plan that would allow us to comply with the law while maintaining our enrollment,” Brown said. “Under the leadership of Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance David Moseley, the members of the scholarship task force rendered a great service to Arkansas Tech. Because of their diligence and expertise, today we stand in full compliance with the law and our growth continues unabated.” “The Arkansas Tech policy of moderately selective admissions standards is among the key factors in our success,” Brown said. “Arkansas cannot and will not realize its full potential for economic development unless we increase the percentage of our adult population that holds a baccalaureate degree. Arkansas Tech only admits those students whose academic track record indicates an ability to complete a baccalaureate degree program. We focus on providing those students with the tools they need to persist to graduation, and the results speak for themselves.

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