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Admission to the University

Before registering for classes a student must be admitted to the University. Apply Now!

Registration Dates

Registration dates are posted each semester and are available by accessing the UA Fort Smith Registration Calendar.

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Additional Resources

The following are links to important information regarding the class schedule.

Wait List

Students on a wait list are responsible for checking their schedule on LionsLink to see if they have been registered in the course and for dropping courses they no longer want. New students may pick up the user name and password to their LionsLink account from Admissions 24 hours after they have registered.

IMPORTANT: Failure to follow these rules may result in being dropped from wait-listed courses:

  1. Students may not be registered and on a wait list for the same course.
  2. Students may not wait list more than one section of a course.
  3. Students may not wait list courses offered at the same time as a course in which they are already registered.
  4. Students must meet all pre- or corequisites for a wait-listed course.
  5. Students may not wait list a course which will put them beyond their maximum allowed credit hours.

Payment Policy

Payment for tuition and fees may be paid by cash, check, credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and Discover), or by payment arrangements. You may call 479-788-7060 to pay by credit card. Payment arrangements may be made through the Financial Aid Office for federal aid applicants/scholarship recipients, the Cashier's Office (located on the second floor of the Smith-Pendergraft Campus Center, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. M-TH, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fridays) for payment plans, or the Cashier's Office for third-party contracts. Failure to pay or make arrangements for payment by the payment deadline will result in a late payment fee of $75.

Payment Deadlines

Summer I 2008 - June 3, 2008
Summer II 2008- July 14, 2008
Fall 2008 - September 2, 2008

Withdrawal Policy

To officially withdraw from a course after Web registration has closed, students must complete a Change of Schedule form obtained from their advisor. The Change of Schedule Form requires the signatures of both the student and an advisor and must be processed by The Records Office. After the official reporting day, the signature of the instructor is also required.

Tuition Refunds

When a student officially withdraws from credit courses, tuition* will be refunded on a prorated basis according to the date of official withdrawal and the number of credit hours in which the student is enrolled. Students receiving financial aid who completely withdraw will have refunds calculated based on the federal refund policy. See the Summer/Fall 2008 Registration Calendar for all refund dates.

By enrolling in courses, you are responsible for your tuition, fees, and related charges. To receive a full refund for courses, you must officially withdraw before the first day of the term in which the course is scheduled. Failure to attend or pay does not constitute an official withdrawal from your course(s) and does not eliminate your financial obligation. Failure to withdraw may result in an "F" on your transcript.

* The $25 registration fee is nonrefundable.

Purchasing Textbooks

Take your schedule to the Lions Bookstore to purchase required textbooks.
Summer semester hours:
Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Fall/Spring semester hours:
Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Table of Spring 2008 8-Week Courses

TIMES/DAYS CRN SECTION FIRST 8-WEEKS CRN SECTION SECOND 8-WEEKS
8:00-9:50 a.m. MWF 335 0G1 Freshman English I ENGL 1203 336 0G1 Freshman English II ENGL 1213
8:00-8:50 a.m. MWF &
8:00-9:15 a.m. TR 		606 0G1 Structures of Arithmetic MATH 2333 609 0G2 Informal Geometry MATH 2343
8:00-8:50 a.m. MWF &
8:00-9:15 a.m. TR 		629 0G3 Structures of Arithmetic MATH 2333 639 0G2 Informal Geometry MATH 2343
12:00-1:50 p.m. MWF 492 0G1 General Psychology PSYC 1163 496 0G1 Life Span Dev. Psychology PSYC 2963

Table of Fall 2008 8-Week Courses

TIMES/DAYS CRN SECTION FIRST 8-WEEKS CRN SECTION SECOND 8-WEEKS
8:00-9:50 a.m. MWF 481 0G1 Freshman English I ENGL 1203 526 OG2 Freshman English II ENGL 1213
8:00-8:50 a.m. MWF &
8:00-9:15 a.m. TR 		410 0G1 Structures of Arithmetic MATH 2333 424 0G2 Informal Geometry MATH 2343
8:00-8:50 a.m. MWF &
8:00-9:15 a.m. TR 		418 0G1 Informal Geometry MATH 2343 414 0G2 Structures of Arithmetic MATH 2333
12:00-1:50 p.m. MWF 1163 0G1 General Psychology PSYC 1163 1186 0G1 Life Span Dev. Psychology PSYC 2963

Table of Summer I 2008 Web and Web Enhanced Courses

Summer I 2008 Courses

CRN COURSE#/SUBJECT COURSE TITLE SECTION
157 ADN 2756 Nurse Refresher 0N1
88 ANTH 2803 Cultural Anthropology 0E1
89 ANTH 3103 North American Indians 0E1
167 ACCT 2803 Prin Financial Acct 0N1
168 ACCT 3033 Intrmedte Mngrl Acct
169 ACCT 3053 Accounting Info Systems 9N1
39 CADD 1001 CAD Concepts and Apps 0E1
37 CADD 2624 Photoshop Applications 0E1
191 EDUC 3023 Adolescent Growth Devlmnt 0E1
113 ENGL 1203 Freshman English I 0E1
116 ENGL 1213 Freshman English II 0E1
119 ENGL 1223 Technical Composition 0E1
126 ENGL 2763 British Lit to 1789 0E1
127 ENGL 2783 American Lit to 1865 0E1
128 ENGL 2793 American Lit 1865 to Pres 0E1
129 ENGL 2813 World Lit 1750 to Pres 0E1
171 FIN 3713 Business Finance 0N1
172 FIN 4753 Fin Institutions Mkts 0N1
187 FORL 1304 Beg Spanish I 0N1
188 FORL 1314 Beg Spanish II 0N1
131 GEOG 2753 World Regional Geography 0E1
132 GEOG 2753 World Regional Geography 0E2
136 HIST 2753 United States History I 0E1
138 HIST 2763 United States History II 0E1
139 HIST 3423 New Republic: US 1787-1824 0E1
147 HIST 4903 Sp Topics: World War II 0E1
141 HIST 4153 History of Arkansas 0E1
142 HIST 4153 History of Arkansas FOR TEACHERS 0EZ
143 HIST 4153 History of Arkansas 0E3
144 HIST 4153 History of Arkansas 0E4
145 HIST 4153 History of Arkansas 0E5
181 HLTH 1473 Medical Terminology 0E1
123 HUMN 2563 Humanities Through the Arts 0E1
210 IS 3103 Legal Ethical Cnsdr Hlth 0E1
211 IS 4103 Perspect Human Diversity 0E1
216 ISM 4303 Quality Mgmt Diag Imaging 0E1
212 ISM 4313 Health Care Systems 0E1
213 ISM 4403 Indpt Stdy Imaging Science 0E1
217 ISM 4413 Admin Sprvsn Diag Imag 0E1
65 ITA 1003 Computer Apps Knowledge Wkr 0E1
54 ITC 1353 Logic Design Info Tech 0N1
48 ITC 1403 Operating Systems 0N1
49 ITC 1614 Network Fundamentals 0N1
55 ITC 2324 Intro Programming 0N1
50 ITC 2334 Advanced Programming 0N1
56 ITC 2513 Data Modeling 0N1
51 ITF 3634 Enterprise Java Prog 9N1
52 ITF 412V Game Design and Dev 9N1
92 MATH 1403 College Algebra 0E1
101 MATH 2503 Probability and Statistics 0E1
177 MGMT 2103 Basic Business Cmptng 0N1
164 MUSI 2763 Music Appreciation 0E1
183 NURS 3164 Health Assessment 0E1
184 NURS 4234 Nursing Concentration 0E1
125 PHIL 2753 Introduction to Philosophy 0E1
130 PHYE 2853 Health and Safety 0E1
150 POLS 2753 American Ntl Government 0E1
34 PRFS 3533 Workplace Environ Safety 0E1
35 PRFS 4033 Consensus Bldg Contin Impr 0E1
87 PSYC 1163 General Psychology 0E1
102 PSYC 2503 Probability and Statistics 0E1
120 RHET 3603 Writing for the Workplace 0E1
121 RHET 3603 Writing for the Workplace HLTH SCI 0E2
111 RHET 3603 Writing for the Workplace 0N1
90 SOCI 2753 Introduction to Sociology 0E1

Table of Summer II Web and Web Enhanced Courses

Summer II Courses

CRN COURSE#/SUBJECT COURSE TITLE SECTION
91 ACCT 2813 Prin of Mngr Acct 0N1
28 CADD 3014 Modeling Processes 0E1
29 CADD 3043 Rcrding Mthds Historic Str 0E1
38 ITC 1113 Survey Information Tech 0N1
86 ITC 1123 IT Project Tools 0E1
37 ITC 1143 Web Site Design 0E1
40 ITC 2753 E-Commerce Technologies 0E1
39 ITC 2624 Network Client Support 0N1
41 ITW 3123 Web Graphics 0E1
85 MKTG 3043 E-Business Marketing 0E1
105 MLED 4133 Needs Dvrse Lrnrs 0E1
106 MLED 4153 Tchng Stratgs Mgmnt 0E1
95 NURS 4102 Healthy Aging 0E1
26 SPCH 1203 Intro Spch Com 0N1

Table of Fall 2008 Web Courses

Fall 2008 Web Courses

CRN COURSE#/SUBJECT COURSE TITLE SECTION
1121 ANTH 2803 Cultural Anthropology 0E1
776 APRO 1703 Electronic Office Apps 0E1
1371 APRO 1703 Electronic Office Apps 0E2
778 APRO 2923 Integrated Off Proced Prj 0E1
777 APRO 2983 Emerging Office Tech 0E1
899 ACCT 2803 Prin Financial Acct 0E1
1357 ART 2873 Survey of Art History II 0E1
100 BIOL 1153 Biological Science 0E1
150 CADD 1001 CAD Concepts and Apps 0E1
166 CADD 1001 CAD Concepts and Apps 0E2
202 CADD 2994 Engineering Graphics III 0E1
189 CADD 3893 Computer Color Apps 0E1
447 EDUC 3002 Intro to Educational Tech 0E1
448 EDUC 3003 Intro to Educational Tech 0E1
586 ENGL 1203 Freshman English I 0E1
587 ENGL 1203 Freshman English I 0E2
588 ENGL 1203 Freshman English I 0E3
595 ENGL 1213 Freshman English II 0E1
596 ENGL 1213 Freshman English II 0E1
597 ENGL 1213 Freshman English II 0E1
599 ENGL 1223 Technical Composition 0E1
600 ENGL 2763 British Lit to 1789 0E1
601 ENGL 2773 Brit Lit 1789 to Present 0E1
602 ENGL 2783 American Lit to 1865 0E1
603 ENGL 2793 American Lit 1865 to Pres 0E1
604 ENGL 2803 World Lit to 1750 0E1
605 ENGL 2813 World Lit 1750 to Pres 0E1
1006 GEOG 2753 World Regional Geography 0E1
1007 GEOG 2753 World Regional Geography 0E2
1018 HIST 1123 Civilz of World to 1500 0E1
1026 HIST 2753 United States History I 0E1
1034 HIST 2763 United States History II 0E1
1047 HIST 4153 History of Arkansas 0E1
1050 HIST 4153 History of Arkansas FOR TEACHERS 0E3
1048 HIST 4153 History of Arkansas 0E2
1058 HIST 4903 Sp Tp: Nazi Germany 0E1
1147 HLTH 1473 Medical Terminology 0E1
1148 HLTH 1473 Medical Terminology 0E2
1417 HLTH 1473 Medical Terminology 0E3
1156 HLTH 3103 Pathophysiology 0E1
1135 HLTH 4103 Research Health Sciences 0E1
1004 HUMN 2563 Humanities Through the Arts 0E1
1056 HUMN 2563 Humanities Through the Arts 0E2
1060 HUMN 2563 Humanities Through the Arts 0E3
581 IS 3103 Legal Ethical Hlth Care 0E1
582 IS 4103 Perspect Human Diversity 0E1
583 ISM 4203 Leadership Princip Theory 0E1
584 ISM 4213 Leadership Practicum 0E1
1302 ISM 4403 Indpt Stdy Imag Sciences 0E1
1365 ITA 1003 Computer Apps Knowledge Wkr 0E1
838 ITA 1101 Computer Apps Knowledge Wkr 0E1
229 ITC 1403 Operating Systems 0E1
237 ITC 1614 Network Fundamentals 0E1
246 ITC 2753 E-Commerce Technologies 0E1
274 ITP 3243 COBOL 0E1
282 ITW 4213 Net Web Technologies 0E1
8 LEGL 2143 Legal Writing 0E1
369 MATH 1403 College Algebra 0E1
371 MATH 1403 College Algebra 0E2
427 MATH 2403 Survey of Calculus 0E1
459 MATH 2503 Probability and Statistics 0E1
461 MATH 2503 Probability and Statistics 0E2
464 MATH 2503 Probability and Statistics 0E3
472 MATH 2753 Finite Mathematics 0E1
901 MGMT 2103 Basic Business Cmptng 0E1
1260 MUSI 2763 Music Appreciation 0E1
1261 MUSI 2763 Music Appreciation 0E2
1373 NURS 3164 Health Assessment 0E1
1138 NURS 4102 Healthy Aging 0E1
1154 NURS 4133 Professional Perspectives 0E1
1137 NURS 4303 Leadership and Mgmt 0E1
1376 NURS 4603 Health Promotion Teaching 0E1
1372 NURS 4903 Dmens in Profesnl Prctice 0E1
720 PHIL 2753 Introduction to Philosophy 0E1
725 PHIL 2753 Introduction to Philosophy 0E2
940 PHYE 2853 Health and Safety 0E1
1012 POLS 2753 American Ntl Government 0E1
344 PRFS 3533 Workplace Environ Safety 0E1
348 PRFS 4033 Consensus Bldg Contin Impr 0E1
375 PRFS 4433 Superv Total Quality Mgmt 0E1
1170 PSYC 1163 General Psychology 0E1
460 PSYC 2503 Probability and Statistics 0E1
462 PSYC 2503 Probability and Statistics 0E2
467 PSYC 2503 Probability and Statistics 0E3
569 RHET 3603 Writing for the Workplace 0E1
572 RHET 3603 Writing for the Workplace HS 0E2
1132 SOCI 2753 Introduction to Sociology 0E1
1169 SPAN 1304 Beginning Spanish I 0E1
1195 SPAN 1314 Beginning Spanish II 0E1
109 WELD 1182 Blueprint Reading-Welders 0E1

Current Students-Check Your Status and Advisor

Currently enrolled students need to check their registration status on-line through LionsLink before registration begins. To do this:

  • Select the My Courses tab.
  • Select Register from menu on the left side of the screen. (If you select Register and get an error message, please e-mail the help desk from your LionsLink e-mail address for assistance.)
  • Select Student Services and Financial Aid Menu.
  • Select Registration.
  • Select Check Your Registration Status. (Checking your registration status will show any holds preventing your registration and will show your priority registration day and time.)

Currently enrolled students who need to know who their faculty advisor is may do so on-line through Lionslink. To do this:

  • Select the My Courses tab.
  • Select Student Services and Financial Aid Menu from menu on the left side of the screen.
  • Select Student Records.
  • Select Major and advisor. Here you will see your major as declared in the University system and who your faculty advisor is (if assigned.) If the information shown here is incorrect please see an academic advisor in Student Advisement and Career Planning. Faculty advised students should visit with their advisor to receive help with the course requirements and selection. Your advisor will also need to remove your advising hold prior to registering. Email your advisor for an appointment.

New Students and Transfer Students

  • New students and transfer students with fewer than 12 hours will register through a New Student Orientation (NSO) session. Choose one of our session dates and sign up online today!
  • All transfer students need to submit their Official transcripts to the Records Office to be evaluated, but may register using unofficial transcripts or approved documents. Must have official/unofficial documents from all colleges attended in order to register. Please see the UA Fort Smith Calendar.

Visit Admissions for complete admissions requirements.

Residency Determination

State-supported colleges are required to collect documentary evidence of a student's permanent residency. Documentary evidence must be provided to support residency for "in-state" tuition for Arkansas and the surrounding border states of Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. If residency is in question or if you are seeking residency reclassification, you must submit documentary evidence. The requirement is six months permanent residency prior to the start of the semester for purposes other than attending college. If you do not provide the evidence to prove "in-state" residency, you will be classified as an "out-of-state" student for tuition purposes.

You must provide copies of any two acceptable forms of documentation from the following list.

  • Current permanent driver's license (at least six months old), bearing the address where you reside. Post office box addresses are not acceptable.
  • State automobile registration.
  • Statement from your employer indicating the date you were employed, length of service, and address where you reside.
  • Lease, which includes student's name and dates span six months minimum period.
  • Personal or real estate property tax statement from previous year.
  • Payment of State Income Tax.
  • Utility bills, dated to cover the six months immediately prior to the start of the semester, indicating the student's permanent address.

The residency classification of an unemancipated minor student (less than 18 years of age) or an unmarried dependent who has not attained the age of 23 is that of the legal parents or guardian.

Military Personnel

Military personnel assigned to active duty in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas shall be afforded in-state tuition.

Tuition and Fees

Under the direction of the Board of Trustees, any and all fees may be increased or decreased, and new fees may be established when deemed necessary. Tuition and fees are not capped. They are charged for each hour taken.

Effective July 1, 2007:

Full-Time Tuition/Fees (15 Hours) Per Credit Hour Total
In-State** $133* $1995*
Out-of-State and International $296* $4440*

*Includes activity, athletic fees, technology, health, and Smith-Pendergraft Campus Center fees.

**In-state rate includes residents (at least six consecutive months) of Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.

Registration fee (nonrefundable) paid once per semester: $25. Fitness Center access fee paid once per semester: $10.

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