Harding is an affordable, Christian liberal arts college in Arkansas that prepares leaders to integrate faith and learning into their everyday lives.

In 1934 Harding was moved to its present site in Searcy, Arkansas. The board of trustees approved the study's recommended change of Harding to university status, and on Aug. 27, 1979, the name of the …

The College of Arts and Sciences is Harding’s largest and oldest college. It is home to more than 47% of Harding’s undergraduate students across 15 departments with more than 80 undergraduate majors …

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A preacher, teacher and Christian educator, James A. Harding inspired his co-workers and associates with an enthusiasm for Christian education that remains a significant tradition at Harding University.

96% of Harding students receive financial aid. Learn more about scholarships, grants and other programs to help make your college education affordable.

Harding offers 40 graduate programs in-person, online or in a hybrid format to further the education of leaders across a variety of industries.

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