It is also a full member of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration. The interview will be scheduled after the Graduate School has received all admission materials. The admission decision will be made after the interview. Telephone interviews will be conducted for applicants unable to travel to Little Rock. A number of graduate assistantships are available to qualified students.
Graduate assistants receive a tuition scholarship and a monthly stipend.
Full-time assistants work 20 hours per week in research, usually in an area that enhances their educational goals. Part-time assistants work 10 hours per week. A major part of the financial support available to students is the graduate assistantship. The Program has arranged graduate assistantships with a variety of local health organizations and agencies. These assistantships not only provide financial support, but also help students gain experience in a health care organization.