Bachelor Degree Arkansas

Best Colleges for Bachelor Degree
in Statistics

4 colleges ranked by graduate median earnings. Filter by acceptance rate, tuition, deadlines, SAT & ACT — updated for 2026 admissions.

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Showing 1–4 of 4 colleges in Arkansas

University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Little Rock, Arkansas

🏛 Public Match

Acceptance rate 57.7%

Annual cost

$21,013/yr

Grad earnings

$45,265

SAT avg

1,049

ACT mid

Apply by Jan 12 Fee $40

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University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Little Rock, Arkansas

🏛 Public Match

Acceptance rate 57.7%

Annual cost

$21,013/yr

Grad earnings

$45,265

SAT avg

1,049

ACT mid

Apply by Nov 15 Fee $40

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University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Little Rock, Arkansas

🏛 Public Match

Acceptance rate 57.7%

Annual cost

$21,013/yr

Grad earnings

$45,265

SAT avg

1,049

ACT mid

Apply by Aug 17 Fee $40

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University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Little Rock, Arkansas

🏛 Public Match

Acceptance rate 57.7%

Annual cost

$21,013/yr

Grad earnings

$45,265

SAT avg

1,049

ACT mid

Apply by Jul 15 Fee $40

View college details

Frequently asked questions

How many colleges offer Bachelor Degree in Statistics in Arkansas?

4 colleges and universities currently offer Bachelor Degree programs in Statistics in Arkansas, based on the latest US Department of Education College Scorecard data.

Which college has the highest graduate earnings for Statistics in Arkansas?

University of Arkansas at Little Rock leads with median graduate earnings of $45,265 ten years after enrollment for Bachelor Degree graduates.

What SAT score do I need for Statistics programs?

SAT requirements vary widely by college selectivity. Use the "My SAT score" filter above to see only colleges where your score meets or exceeds the average admitted student, from open-admission colleges to highly selective universities.