Uca is the Central State University of Arkansas. Arkansas State University is a comprehensive public university in the southern United States. It is located in Arkansas on the Mississippi River. The school was founded on 1909. The school was formerly known as the National Agricultural School. 1925 changed its name to state agricultural and mechanical college, 1933 changed to Arkansas state college, and 1967 officially became Arkansas state university. 1955 offered a master's degree, 1992 produced the first doctorate in education, and 1997 produced a doctorate in environmental science.

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The majors of Arkansas Central State University are: accounting, business management, business economy, business technology, computer and information technology, economics, finance, global supply chain management, international finance, management, marketing, biological science, plant science, chemistry, computer science, environmental science, environmental research, general science, mathematics, physics, civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and applied science. Agricultural research, animal science, art, communication research, creative media production, crime scene investigation, criminology, English, graphic design, history, law enforcement, law enforcement management, multimedia news, music, music education, philosophy, politics, social science, sociology, strategic communication, drama, world language and culture, sports training, early childhood education, primary education, sports science, health.