University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) is a public liberal arts university in Monticello, Arkansas, founded in 1909 as the Fourth District Agricultural School and part of the UA System since 1971. It offers associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees focused on forestry, agriculture, education, and business on a 400-acre rural campus. Highlights include the state's only forestry school, NCAA Division II Weevils athletics, and affordable regional access.
Common Majors
Forestry, agriculture, education, nursing, business
"UAM's Weevil pride builds tight-knit community on our peaceful wooded campus. Off-campus, Hot Springs races and Delta blues refresh; students love small classes, forestry labs, D2 games, lake fishing, hunting clubs, and practical culture that prepares rural leaders with personal touch."
Team & Tuition
Tuition (no scholarship)
$5,400 (in-state), $11,250 (out-of-state)
Conference
Great American Conference
Scholarships Available
Yes. Both athletic and academic.
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