1. Bottom tier university in any of the power 5 conferences.
2. Dead last amount all universities in America
3. IQ scores would qualify them as a mid tier high-school (in Arkansas)
4. Worse than Lawrence High School
5. Equal to colleges in Somalia
6. Slightly below the University of Phoenix (sorry wacky)
7. I don't consider Arkansas to be an academic institution
Let me educate you little turds:
1) The University of Arkansas has been recognized as a "Top-Tier National University", one of the "Best 371 Colleges", a "Best Southeastern College", and one of the "50 Best Public College Values".
2) The Sam M. Walton College of Business is ranked as the 24th top public business school in the nation, and is ranked 42nd amongst all public and private schools.
3) It has also been recognized for its 6th ranked public Marketing program,
4) 6th ranked public Corporate Strategy program,
5) 9th ranked Accounting program in its division,
6) 15th ranked public Supply Chain Management program
7) 25th ranked public Masters in Business Administration program.
8) The Fay Jones School of Architecture has been ranked as the 20th top undergraduate architecture program, and ranked with "notable distinction" into the list of America's World Class Schools of Architecture.
9) The University of Arkansas School of Law has been ranked as a top 100 "Best Law School".
10) The Creative Writing program in the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences has been ranked as the 5th best program in the nation.
And since this is a football page, the next one is free. The football team began representing the University of Arkansas in 1894 and has since become one of the nation's top 25 programs in terms of all-time wins at the Football Bowl Subdivision level. The program was a charter member of the Southwest Conference (SWC) in 1915 and remained in that conference until departing for the Southeastern Conference in 1991, where Arkansas has remained.
The Razorbacks won the SWC thirteen times and the 1964 National Championship from 1915 to 1991, with great success coming under coaches Frank Broyles and Lou Holtz 