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The Counselors’ Resource Book to Oklahoma’s Colleges and Universities 2010-11

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Bacone CollegeGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Private collegeSupport –� PrivateEnrollment –� 1,254Setting –� Rural residential

Academic InformationAcademic emphasis –� Professional programs and liberal arts

Degree programsAssociate

Applied Science –� Nursing (ADN), Radiography, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Cardiovascular TechnologyArts –� American Indian Studies, Art, Christian Ministry, Journalism, General StudiesScience –� Business Administration, Computer Science, Child Development, Criminal Justice Studies, Health Information Management, Life Science

Bachelor’sArts –� American Indian Studies, Christian Ministry, Criminal Justice Studies, Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Development and Education, Elementary Education, Health and Physical EducationScience –� Business Administration (with areas of emphasis available in Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Information Systems and Marketing)

Criminal Justice Studies

Medical Imaging

Nursing (RN to BSN)

Sports Management

Recreation Management

Exercise Science

Agricultural ScienceClass times offered –� Daytime, evening and weekendSpecial programs –� Selected courses can be taken over the Internet and in regional course locations.Academic calendar –� Fall semester (August through early December), spring semester (January to early May). Select courses and programs are also offered in four-, eight- and 16-week sessions throughout the year (including summer).

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Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 104 Full-time faculty –� 46Part-time faculty –� 3Student-faculty ratio –� 17 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 60%Faculty involvement –� Supervise independent study, contract majors and advise students

Admissions InformationACT requirements –� Meet two of three admission conditions: ACT 18 and/or upper half of graduating class and/or high school GPA of 2.0High school graduation –� High school diploma/GED acceptedHigh school GPA –� 2.0High school curriculum –� Required. State curriculum observed.Note: Please refer to the admissions requirements section for more specific information.Application process –� Electronic and writtenApplication deadline –� Applications accepted year-round

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.0Maximum credits transferable –� Students must complete a minimum of 30 hours at Bacone College.Items required for application –� Official transcripts from previous institutions and high school transcripts if transferring under 30 hoursNote: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� 500 (173 on computer-based exam or 61 on Internet-based exam) or provide documentation of the successful completion of 12 weeks of study, or achieve Level 9 at an approved English Language Center. Note: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Muskogee

Bacone College, a private four-year liberal arts college affiliated with the American Baptist Churches USA, is located in Muskogee, a northeastern Oklahoma community with a population of approximately 40,000. Muskogee is 40 miles from Tulsa, 139 miles from Oklahoma City and 75 miles from Fort Smith, Ark. Founded in 1880, BC is the oldest higher education institution of continuous operation in Oklahoma. The college has a beautiful 220-acre campus with striking buildings and inviting, tree-covered walkways. With a historic mission to American Indians, the college also emphasizes exceptional educational opportunities in a Christian atmosphere for all students regardless of race or creed. Because of this emphasis, BC is one of the most culturally diverse campuses in the United States. BC offers a unique opportunity for reflection upon how we, of all races and ethnic backgrounds, can live, study, work and worship together in order to strive not only for a meaningful educational experience, but also for a society committed to Christian values and principles.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Women’s residence halls, men’s residence halls and apartment-style livingFood services –� Area restaurants participating in Bacone College student meal plan, Student Dining Center and snack bar operated by SodexoEquipment/services in living areas –� Internet, phone and cable TV access in all rooms Access to technology –� Computer labs, cybercafes and expanding wireless access across campus

Student LifeCampus organizations –� African American Student Society, Bacone College Student Nursing Association, Bacone College Society of Student Radiographers, Bacone College Society of Student Diagnostic Medical Sonographers, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Native American Student Association, Nurses Christian Fellowship, Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Chi, Lambda Nu, Publications Club, Stickball Club, Native American Song and Dance Club, Native American Students of Promise, Native American Language Club, Native American Arts and Crafts Club, Journalism Club, Admissions Ambassadors, Young Professionals Club, Marketing and Design Club, Information Technology Club, Pep Band, Emergency Management Club, Future Educators Club, Spirit Club, Christian Drama Club, Christian Ministry Club, Christian Technology Club, Gospel Choir, Praise Team/BandIntramural sports –� Softball, disc golfCollegiate sports –� As a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), BC competes in men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, football, golf, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, rodeo, and track and field events. Special student services –� TRIO Student Support Services serves first-generation, low-income students with academic tutoring and academic counseling. The Division of Academic Support provides learning-styles assessments for all entering freshmen.

CostsTuition –� $10,100Mandatory fees –� $2,200Room and board –� $7,700Books and supplies –� $1,400Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma student carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Federal, state, institutional, tribal Percentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 98% Percentage who demonstrated need –� 94% Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 98% Average financial aid package –� $13,500 Application process –� FAFSA, application to college Application deadlines –� Deadline for filing your FAFSA is June 30 of the academic year.

Contact InformationOffice of AdmissionsBacone College2299 Old Bacone RoadMuskogee, OK 74403Phone –� 918.781.7340Fax –� 918.781.7416www.bacone.edu

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Bacone College – Muskogee

Mid-America Christian UniversityGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Private, four-year universitySupport –� IndependentEnrollment –� 710Setting –� Urban residential

Academic InformationAcademic emphasis –� Liberal arts

Degree programs Associate

Arts

Bachelor’s Business AdministrationEducationMusic PerformanceMusic MinistryPastoral Ministry Specialized Ministry

Master’s Business Administration

Academic calendar –� Fall semester (mid August to mid-December), spring semester (mid-January to early-May)

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 36Full-time faculty –� 18Part-time faculty –� 18Student-faculty ratio –� 14 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 45%Faculty involvement –� Supervise independent study and assist with academic advising

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –� 16 ACT/750 SAT High school graduation –� Required, GED is acceptedHigh school GPA –� No requirement

Note: Please refer to the admissions requirements section for more specific information.

Application process –� Submit completed application form, nonrefundable $25 fee, high school transcript, ACT or SAT scores and two recommendations


Transfer StudentsMaximum credits transferable –� Thirty hours must be completed at MACU before a student can receive a degree. Items required for application –� Submit transcript(s) from every college attended Note: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� 500 or higher on the paper-based exam or 173 on the computer-based exam Note: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Residence halls Food services –� CafeteriaEquipment/services in living areas –� Telephone jacks, voice messaging services and cable television

Student LifeCampus organizations –� Summit groups, student government, mission trips and other groups Collegiate sports –� Men’s basketball, baseball, soccer and golf. Women’s basketball, softball, soccer and volleyball.

Costs Tuition –� $9,900Room and board –� $4,400Books and supplies –� $400Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma resident carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Scholarships, grants, loans and work-studyPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� N/APercentage who demonstrated need –� N/A Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� N/A Average financial aid package –� Contact the institution Application process –� Complete the FAFSA

Oklahoma City

Mid-America Christian University is a private, four-year, liberal arts university located in Oklahoma City, the capital city of Oklahoma. With a population of approximately 482,660, Oklahoma City is the third largest city in land area in the United States. Oklahoma City is 210 miles from Dallas.

Contact InformationHaley Hope, Director of Admissions Mid-America Christian University 3500 S.W. 119th Oklahoma City, OK 73170 Phone –� 405.691.3800 Fax –� 405.692.3165 [email protected] www.macu.edu

Based on 2008-09 information


Mid-America Christian University – Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Baptist UniversityGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Private, four-year universityOther locations –� Oklahoma City (graduate programs)Support –� IndependentEnrollment –� 1,764 Setting –� City, residential

Academic InformationAcademic emphasis –� Liberal arts, business, nursing


Christian Studies

Bachelor’s Arts –� Anthropology, Applied Communication, Applied Ministry, Art, Christian Studies, Electronic Media Production, English, Family Psychology, Family Relations, History, Interdisciplinary, Leisure Services Management, Multilingual Communications, Music, News and Information, Orality Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Religion-Bible, Religion-Biblical Languages Emphasis, Sociology, Spanish, Strategic Communication, TheatreScience –� Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Biology-Forensic Emphasis, Chemistry, Chemistry-Forensic Emphasis, Computer Science, Exercise and Sports Science, Mathematics, Natural Science, Nursing-LPN and RN options, PhysicsScience in Education –� Art Education-P-12, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, English Education-Secondary, Health and Physical Education-P-12, Mathematics Education-Secondary, Science Education-Secondary, Social Sciences Education-Secondary, Spanish Education-P-12, Special Education-P-12Business Administration –� Computer Information Systems, Finance, International Business, Management, MarketingMusic –� Church Music, Music Composition, Piano Performance, Piano Performance with Emphasis in Pedagogy, Vocal PerformanceMusic Education –� Instrumental Certificate PK-12, Vocal Certificate PK-12Fine Arts (studio art)Musical ArtsProfessional Accountancy

Master’s Business AdministrationNursing Education


Class times offered –� Daytime, eveningSpecial programs –� Honors program, online courses, Intensive English, Ministry Training Institute off-campus courses in Christian Studies, travel-study, ROTC, MBA degree online via virtual realityAcademic calendar –� Fall semester (late August through mid-December), January term (first three weeks of January), spring semester (late January through early-May), summer session (two four-week terms, June and July)

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 168Full-time faculty –� 111Part-time faculty –� 57Student-faculty ratio –� 15 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 71%Faculty involvement –� Advise students, participate in campus organization, teaching-focused

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –� 20 ACT or 950 SAT High school graduation –� Required, GED is acceptedHigh school GPA –� 3.0 (weighted)

High school curriculum requirementsEnglish –� 4 units, Mathematics –� 3 units, Science –� 3 units, Social Science –� 3 units, Language –� 2 units, Academic Electives –� 2 unitsNote: Please refer to the admissions requirements section for more specific information.

Application process –� Submit completed application, official high school transcript, ACT/SAT scoreApplication deadlines –� Rolling

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.5Maximum credits transferable –� 64Items required for application –� High school transcript, college transcriptNote: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� Score of 500 or higher (paper-based), or 173 (computer-based) TOEFLNote: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Shawnee

Oklahoma Baptist University is located in Shawnee, a city with a population of 31,500, located 35 miles east of Oklahoma City and 90 miles southwest of Tulsa. As a Christian liberal arts university, OBU’s mission statement cites that the university “transforms lives by equipping students to pursue academic excellence, integrate faith with all areas of knowledge, engage a diverse world, and live worthy of the high calling of God in Christ.”

Housing InformationHousing types –� Women’s and men’s dormitories, women’s and men’s apartments, married student apartmentsFood services –� One cafeteria, grill/snack bar, coffee/smoothie shop, small grocery storeEquipment/services in living areas –� Internet access in all rooms, wired telephone service in all rooms, cable television access in all rooms, common areas feature televisions, microwave, free washer/dryer usage in campus dormitoriesAccess to technology –� Internet access in dorm rooms, wireless access in approximately 75 percent of campus (expanding), six campus computer labs, 24/7 computer mini-labs in dormitories

Student LifeCampus organizations –� Academic, departmental, social clubs, special interests, Christian ministry/service, honor societies, student government and professionalIntramural sports –� Flag football, sand volleyball, tennis-singles, tennis-doubles, miniature golf, soccer, basketball, bowling, indoor volleyball, three-point shoot-out, dodgeball, softball, ultimate FrisbeeCollegiate sports –� Men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, golf, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, soccer, tennis, men’s baseball, women’s softball, women’s volleyball (NAIA)Special student services –� Physical disability and learning disability student services are available.

CostsTuition –� $17,220Academic service/mandatory fees –� $1,450Room and board –� $5,630Books and supplies –�$1,200Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman student carrying 12-16 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Scholarships, federal grants and loans, state grantsPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 89%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 78%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 100% Average financial aid package –� $14,897Application process –� Complete FAFSAApplication deadlines –� April 1 priority deadline

Contact InformationAdmissions OfficeOklahoma Baptist University500 W. UniversityShawnee, OK 74804Phone –� 405.878.2033Graduate program information –� 405.319.8470Toll-free –� 800.654.3285Fax –� [email protected]

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Oklahoma Baptist University – Shawnee

Oklahoma Christian UniversityGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Private universitySupport –� PrivateEnrollment –� 2,120 Setting –� Residential, urban

Academic InformationAcademic emphasis –� Fourteen academic departments operate in one of three colleges (academic divisions): the College of Arts and Sciences, Biblical Studies, and Professional Studies. Students choose from more than 60 majors and 30 additional areas of study.

Degree programs Bachelor’s

Arts –� Art, Bible, Bible and Ministry, Communication, English, English Pre-Law, English TEFL, English With Certification, History, History/Pre-Law, Interdisciplinary Studies, Music, Missions, Psychology, Religious Education, Spanish, Youth MinistryBusiness Administration –� Accounting, Finance, Business, Marketing/Management, ManagementFine Arts –� Art, Graphic Design, Interior Design, New MediaMusic Education –� Instrumental, Music, VocalScience –� Bible, Biochemistry, Biology, Biological Science Education, Broadcast Management, Broadcast Journalism, Chemistry, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Early Childhood Education, Electrical Engineering, Elementary Education, English, Family Studies, Family Studies/Child Development, History/Pre-Law, Information Systems, Interdisciplinary Studies, Information Systems, Interdisciplinary Studies, Journalism, Mass Communication Multimedia, Mass Communication Corporate Media, Mass Communication Interactive Media, Mathematics, Mathematics/Computer Science, Mathematics Education, Mechanical Engineering, Medical Technology, Nursing, Organizational Communication, Physical Education, Physical Science Education, Psychology, Political Science, Science Education, Social Studies, Sport Wellness and Recreation, Theater

Master’s Arts –� Bible, Family Ministry, Youth Ministry Business Administration –� Leadership and Organizational Development, E-Commerce, Accounting, General Business,


Finance, Health Service Management, Engineering, Technology Management Divinity –� Congregational, General, Family Ministry, Youth MinistrySciences –� Engineering

Class times offered –� Day, some eveningSpecial programs –� University Honors Program, Christian Engineer Scholars Program, study abroad opportunities, MBA, undergraduate research opportunities, vocational ministry as a second major, pre-professional studiesAcademic calendar –� Fall semester (August to December), spring semester (January to April), Summer short courses (May to August)

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 195Full-time faculty –� 105Part-time faculty –� 90Student-faculty ratio –� 14 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 70%Faculty involvement –� Teaching (no graduate assistants), student course and degree advising; sponsor study abroad programs, university academic, service, ministry and social organizations; supervise independent study; serve biannual late night finals’ breakfast; lead chapel and service and mission trips

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –� 19 ACT (or SAT equivalent), a limited number of students admitted with lower scores High school graduation –� Required, GED accepted

High school curriculum requirements English –� 4 units, Lab Science –� 2 units, Mathematics –� 3 units, History –� 2 units, Citizenship Skills –� 1 unit, Foreign Language –� 2 units (strongly suggested) Note: Please refer to the admissions requirements section for more specific information.

Application process –� Submit completed application and $25 application fee, ACT or SAT score, Character Recommendation Form, current and completed high school transcripts containing cumulative GPA and class rankApplication deadlines –� May 1 for fall (priority deadline)

Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Christian University, named a “Best Western College” by The Princeton Review, and “America’s Best University -- Masters” by U.S. News & World Report, is a private, four-year comprehensive university. OC offers degree programs in more than 60 fields of study in three colleges: the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Biblical Studies and the College of Professional Studies. The university also offers two graduate degree programs in biblical studies and a Master of Science in engineering as well as one- and two-year Master of Business Administration programs. In addition to its Oklahoma City campus, OC has study abroad opportunities in Vienna, Austria, Honduras, and throughout the western Pacific. For more information about Oklahoma Christian, visit www.oc.edu.

Transfer StudentsMaximum credits transferable –� 65 hours from a community college, other transfer credit accepted from regionally accredited college or university upon approval of registrarItems required for application –� Official, completed high school and college transcriptsNote: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� 500Note: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Residence halls for men, residence halls for women, single student apartments, married student apartmentsFood services –� Full service cafeteria and snack bar availableEquipment/services in living areas –� Wireless Internet access throughout residential areas; common areas feature televisions, DVD players, kitchen access and study areas. Men’s and women’s fitness centers feature cardio equipment, flat-screen televisions and DVD/CD components.Access to technology –� Full-time students receive MacBook and choice of iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. Wireless and wired Internet access across campus. Special computer labs for some academic disciplines.

Student LifeCampus organizations –� Academic and social clubs, Student Government Association, service and ministry opportunities, student government, honor societies, women’s groups and political organizationsIntramural sports –� Softball, sand-volleyball, cross-country, pingpong, billiards, flag football, tennis, volleyball, basketball, tennis, volleyball, swimming, bowling, track and soccerCollegiate sports –� Women’s basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field. Men’s baseball, basketball, cross country, soccer, tennis, track and field and golf.Special student services –� Career guidance, veteran services, disability services

Costs Tuition –� $17,456Mandatory fees –� $1,856Room and board –� $5,940 to $9,120Books and supplies –� $800Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma resident carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Scholarships, federal and state grants, federal student and parent loans, work-studyPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 84%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 72%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 100%Average financial aid package –� $11,800Application process –� Complete application for admission and FAFSAApplication deadlines –� March 15 (priority deadline)

Contact InformationOklahoma Christian University Admissions Office Box 11000 Oklahoma City, OK 73136 Phone –� 405.425.5050 Toll Free –� 800.877.5010 Fax –� 405.425.5069 [email protected] www.oc.edu


Oklahoma Christian University – Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City UniversityGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Four-year universityOther locations –� Eastern AsiaSupport –� Independent and United Methodist affiliatedEnrollment –� 2,100Setting –� Urban

Academic InformationAcademic emphasis –� Comprehensive with a liberal arts core curriculum


Accounting, Art (Photography and Studio Art), Biochemistry, Biology (Biomedical Science, Cell and Molecular Biology and B.S. in Biology), Business, Business Administration, Chemistry, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Dance Management, Dance Pedagogy, Dance Performance, Economics, Education (Early Childhood, Elementary), English, Entertainment Business, Environmental Studies, Film Production, Film Studies, Finance, History, History/Political Science, Humanities, Information Technology, Justice Studies, Kinesiology and Exercise Studies, Liberal Studies, Marketing, Mass Communications (Advertising, Broadcasting, Print Journalism and Public Relations), Mathematics, Modern Languages (French, German and Spanish), Music (Church Music, Guitar Performance, Instrumental Music Education, Instrumental Performance, Music Composition, Musical Theatre, Organ Performance, Piano Pedagogy, Piano Performance, Vocal Music Education and Vocal Performance), Not-For-Profit Management and Leadership, Nursing (Bachelor to BSN, RN to BSN), Philosophy, Philosophy/Religion, Physics, Political Science, Political Science/Philosophy, Professional Studies, Psychology, Religion (Religion/Philosophy, Religious Education and Youth Ministry), Research and Data Analysis, Science, Sociology, Sports Business, Theatre (Acting, Theatre Performance, Design and Production), World Religions

Master’s Arts –� Performing Arts, Applied Sociology-Nonprofit Leadership, Technical Theatre (Costume Design and Scene Design), Theatre, Theatre for Young Audiences, TESOLBusiness Administration –� Accounting, Finance, Generalist, Health Administration, Human Resources, Information Technology, International Business Finance, International


Business (Information Technology, Marketing, Marketing and Project Management)Education –� Applied Behavioral Studies, Professional Counseling, American Montessori Certification Fine Arts –� Dance, Creative WritingLiberal Arts –� General Studies and Leadership Management Music –� Conducting, Music Composition, Music Theatre, Opera Performance, Performance, Vocal CoachingScience –� Accounting, Computer Science, Criminology, Health and Human Performance, Nursing (Nursing Administration and Nursing Education)

Seminary Program Saint Paul School of Theology at Oklahoma City University

Pre-Professional Programs Pre-Athletic Training, Pre-Dental, Pre-Law, Pre-MBA, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Nursing, Pre-Optometry, Pre-Pharmacy, Pre-Physical Therapy/Occupational Therapy, Pre-Physician Associate, Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Preparation for Graduate School, Preparation for Seminary

Doctoral - ResearchPh.D. in Nursing

First Professional/DoctoralJuris Doctor, Doctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.)

Joint ProgramsOxford Plan (Bachelor to Juris Doctorate six years)Juris Doctorate/MBA, Master of Science in Nursing/MBA

Class times offered –� Daytime and evening Special programs –� University Honors Program, OCULEADS, OCUSERVES, Clara Luper Scholarship Program, American Indian Scholarship Program, Chesapeake Energy Presidential Scholars Program and Oikos Scholars ProgramAcademic calendar –� Fall 2010 (Aug. 23 to Dec. 17), spring 2011 (Jan. 10 to May 6), summer I 2011 (May 16 to June 21), summer II 2011 (June 23 to Aug. 1)

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 346Full-time faculty –� 205 Part-time faculty –� 141Student-faculty ratio –� 14 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 79%Faculty involvement –� All courses at Oklahoma City University are taught by faculty, not graduate assistants.

Oklahoma City

Are you looking for professors who will know you by name, understand your dreams and commit themselves to helping you achieve them? At Oklahoma City University, you will find personalized attention to meet your needs. Located in the state capital city with a population nearing 1 million, OCU’s academics-first approach has been consistently ranked in the top tier of master-level universities by U.S. News & World Report and is listed as one of “America’s Best Christian Colleges” and America’s 100 Best College Buys” for academic excellence and value. The university provides students with the opportunity to study in an environment that nurtures and challenges them. The 104-acre park-like campus is just minutes from a diverse range of educational, social, cultural and recreational opportunities.

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –� 22 ACT or equivalent SATHigh school graduation –� Required, GED acceptedHigh school GPA –� 3.0 or above

High school curriculum requirements 4 units –� English, 3 units –� Mathematics, 3 units –� Social Studies (world, U.S. and state history), 2 units –� one Foreign Language, 2 units –� ScienceNote: Please refer to the admission requirements section for more specific information.

Application process –� Apply for admission by mail or online, submit most recent transcript, submit official scores from the ACT or SAT, submit a high school counselor recommendation form, complete application essay and submit $50 application fee.Application deadlines –� Early Decision (Non-Binding) –� Nov. 15, Notification Deadline –� Dec. 30, Deposit Deadline –� May 15. Regular Decision for fall semester (Non-Binding) –� March 1, Notification Deadline –� April 30, Deposit Deadline –� May 15.

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.0Maximum credits transferable –� 84Items required for application –� Essay, transcripts for all previous colleges attended, a dean of students recommendation form and a $50 application fee Note: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� International students from non-English speaking countries (as defined in the Cambridge Encyclopedia of Languages, 2003) must demonstrate proof of English proficiency by meeting TOEFL pBT 550 or equivalent TOEFL iBT/cBT or IELTS or PTE. Conditional admission is permitted in many programs.

Note: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Men’s, women’s and coed halls, including a luxury dormitory and apartment-style living for upperclassmen and married couplesFood services –� Sodexo Food Services manages the Commons Food Court, which offers a wide variety of main dishes, sides and desserts for every taste. Alvin Café offers a variety of signature deli sandwiches on fresh-baked breads, salads and sandwiches to go, pastries, desserts, snacks, Starbucks coffees and other beverages.Equipment/services in living areas –� In apartments: fully furnished and unfurnished apartment options, cable hookup, telephone hookup and high-speed Internet access, central laundry facility, pool, hot tub and clubhouse. In residence halls: laundry room with irons, lounge, computers, big screen TV, microwaves, pool and table tennis, vending and ice machines, and quiet hours.Access to technology –� Computers in each residence hall, high-speed Internet access in each room and wireless Internet throughout the residence halls.

Student LifeCampus organizations –� Departmental, professional, Greek life, religious, honor societies, minority and student governmentIntramural sports –� Flag football, basketball, bowling, soccer, go-cart driving, dodgeball, softballCollegiate sports –� Women’s basketball, canoe/kayak, cross country, golf, rowing, soccer, softball, track and field (indoor and outdoor), volleyball, wrestling, spirit squads; men’s baseball, basketball, canoe/kayak, cross country, golf, rowing, soccer, track and field (indoor and outdoor), wrestling, spirit squads.Special student services –� Career services, Center for Student Leadership, disability services, parent and family services, personal counseling, police department, student health

CostsTuition –� $22,250 Oklahoma City University also offers a 4-year fixed-rate tuition plan. Undergraduate students can elect to fix the undergraduate tuition block price at $11,680 per semester.Academic service fees –� $2,100Room and board –� Range from $1,834 to $3,975 per semesterBooks and supplies –� $1,500Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma student carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Federal, state and institutionalPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 85%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 69%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 84%Average financial aid package –� $23,385Application process –� Complete FAFSA and institutional Student Data FormApplication deadlines –� March 1 annually for best consideration of institutional funds.

Contact InformationOklahoma City University Office of Enrollment Services2501 N. Blackwelder Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73106-1493 Phone –� 405.208.5050Toll free –� 800.633.7242, ext.1 Fax –� 405.208.5916 [email protected] www.okcu.edu


Oklahoma City University – Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Wesleyan UniversityGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Four-year liberal arts universityOther locations –� Afton, Bartlesville, Bristow, Enid, Hugo, Kansas, McAlester, Miami, Midwest City, Muskogee, Norman, Oklahoma City, Sallisaw, Shawnee, Stillwater, Tulsa; Coffeyville and Topeka, Kan.Support –� The Wesleyan Church InternationalEnrollment –� 960 Setting –� Suburban residential

Academic InformationAcademic emphasis –� Liberal arts and sciences and professional programs such as business, education, nursing and religion

Degree programs Certificates

Christian Missions/Persecuted Church Ministry, Human Resource Management

Associate Applied Sciences –� Christian Ministry, Technical ProgramsArts –� Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Psychology, English Bible, History, Church Administration and Leadership, General Science, General Studies

Bachelor’s Arts –� Biblical Studies, Biochemistry, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Christian Mission/Persecuted Church Ministry, Church Music, Communication Arts, Education/Secondary English, English, General Science, History/Political Science, Intercultural Ministry, Mathematics, Music, Pastoral Ministry, Pastoral Ministry/Biblical Studies, Pastoral Ministry/Youth Ministry, Pastoral Ministry/Music Ministry, Psychology, Social Studies/Pre-Legal Emphasis, Social Studies/History Science –� Biblical Studies, Biblical Studies/Worship Arts, Biochemistry, Biology, Business, Business Administration, Chemistry, Christian Missions/Persecuted Church Ministry, Church Administration and Leadership, Church Music, Communication Arts, Education/Elementary, Education/Music-Instrumental (K-12), Education/Music-Vocal (K-12), Education/Secondary Biology, Education/Secondary Business, Education/Secondary Mathematics, Education/Secondary Social Studies, Exercise Science (Clinical Fitness Program Management Option), Exercise Science (Nonclinical Fitness Program Management Option), Exercise Science (Pre-Therapy Option), Financial Economics, General Science, Health/Physical Education (K-12), History/Political Science, Intercultural Ministry, Interdisciplinary Business, Management & Leadership, Marketing, Mathematics,


Pastoral Ministry, Pastoral Ministry/Youth Ministry, Pastoral Ministry/Music Ministry, Psychology, Social Sciences/Pre-Legal Emphasis, Social Studies/History, Sociology, Nursing

Class times offered –� Daytime, evening, weekendsSpecial programs –� Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) BestSemester Program, Focus on the Family Institute, Oklahoma Scholar Leadership Enrichment Program (OSLEP)Academic calendar –� Fall semester (August through early December), spring semester (January through early May), summer session, online

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 127Full-time faculty –� 30Part-time faculty –� 94Student-faculty ratio –� 18 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 98%Faculty involvement –� Advise students, conduct directed study courses and internships and participate in a campus mentoring program. At OWU, faculty eat meals with students every day and attend chapel services together.

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –�18 ACT, 860 SAT High school graduation –� RequiredHigh school GPA –� 2.0

High school curriculum requirements Any high school graduate is eligible to apply for admission to OKWU. In addition to meeting the regular acceptance criteria listed above, students entering from high school should have completed at least 15 units of “academic” high school courses, including the following: English –� 4 units, Lab Science –� 1 unit, Mathematics (algebra or higher) –� 2 units, History/Social Science –� 2 units, Academic Electives –� 6 units

Any applicant not meeting these requirements will be considered for admission under the probationary classification.Note: Please refer to the admissions requirements section for more specific information.

Application process –� 1. Students must fill out the OKWU application form.2. Official final high school transcript, showing grade point

average (GPA), class rank and graduation date.3. ACT or SAT scores (unless scores appear on transcript or

student has been out of high school more than 2 years).4. Official transcript(s) from each college (if any) attended.

Bartlesville

As an evangelical Christian university of The Wesleyan Church, Oklahoma Wesleyan University models a way of thought, a way of life and a way of faith. It is a place of serious study, honest questions and critical engagement, all in the context of a liberal arts community that honors the primacy of Jesus Christ, the priority of Scripture, the pursuit of Truth and the practice of Wisdom.

If living on campus, a medical form, room reservation form and a room deposit are required. If living off campus, a tuition deposit fee, a medical form (dependent students must petition to live off-campus if not living with parent) are required.Application deadlines –� None

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.0 Maximum credits transferable –� 65Items required for application –� Official transcripts, test scoresNote: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� Must score at least a 193 computer-based, 523 paper-based or 69 Internet-based Note: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Residence halls, Honors housingFood services –� Kitchens and Campus Food Services, coffee shopEquipment/services in living areas –� Refrigerator, TV, DVD, cable, stove, microwave, dishwasherAccess to technology –� Wireless cable

Student LifeCampus organizations –� Young Republicans, Young Democrats, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Champions of Character, Spiritual Life, Altar, Point Zero, Social Life, Theatre, Mission groups, SGOIntramural sports –� Basketball, football, volleyball, softball, ultimate FrisbeeCollegiate sports –� Basketball, baseball, softball, tennis, golf, track, cross country, volleyball Special student services –� Tutoring, testing and special needs accommodations

Costs Tuition –� $18,050Mandatory fees –� $1,150Room and board –� $6,546Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma resident carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Institutional, state, federal and outsidePercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 97.8%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 99%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 99%Average financial aid package –� $15,300 (freshmen)Application process –� File FAFSA as soon after Jan. 1Application deadlines –� Preferred awarding date: March 1. Rolling awards as ready to award.

Contact InformationRandall Thompson VP for DevelopmentOklahoma Wesleyan University2201 Silver Lake RoadPhone –� 918.335.6265 Toll Free –� 800.468.6292 Fax –� [email protected]


Oklahoma Wesleyan University – Bartlesville

Oral Roberts UniversityGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Four-year universitySupport –� IndependentEnrollment –� 3,140Setting –� Urban residential


Degree programsBachelor’s

School of Arts and Cultural Studies –� Art Education/K-12 Teaching, Graphic Design Print, Graphic Design Video, Studio Art, Dance Performance, Theater Arts, Drama/TV/Film Performance, Communication Arts Education/Secondary Teaching, Organizational/Interpersonal Communications, Media (Convergent Journalism, Multimedia Production, Public Relations, Advertising), Musical Theater, English Literature (Art, Biblical Literature, Community Development, Church History, Church Ministries, Communications, English as a Second Language, Missions, Pre-Law), English Education/Secondary Teaching, Writing (Art, Biblical Literature, Community Development, Church History, Church Ministries, English as a Second Language, Missions, Pre-Law, Technology, Business, Marketing, Science, Literature, Journalism), French, Modern Foreign Language Education/K-12 Teaching, Spanish, Government (Practical Politics, International Relations, Pre-Law Studies), History, International Community Development, International Relations, Leadership Studies, Social Studies Education/Secondary Teaching; Music Arts (Art, Technology), Music Composition (Composition, Composition/Technology), Music Education/K-12 Teaching (Instrumental, Vocal), Music Performance (Instrumental, Keyboard, Vocal), Sacred Music, Worship Arts School of Business –� Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, International Business, Management, Marketing School of Education –� Early Childhood Education PK-3 (English as a Second Language, Special Education/Mild-Moderate Disabilities), Professional Elementary Education 1-8 (English as a Second Language, Early Childhood Education, Special Education/Mild-Moderate Disabilities), Special Education/Mild-Moderate Disabilities K-12 (Elementary Education) Anna Vaughn School of Nursing –� Nursing


ORU Online Campus –� Christian Care and Counseling, Church Ministries, Business Administration, Liberal StudiesSchool of Science and Engineering –� Psychology, Social Work, Biology (Environmental, Health Professions, Pre-Medicine), Science Education/Secondary Teaching, Biomedical Chemistry (Pre-Medicine, Research), Chemistry, Computer Information Technology, Mathematics, Math Education/Secondary Teaching, Biomedical Engineering, Engineering (Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering), Engineering/Physics, Environmental Sustainability, Health and Exercise Science (Exercise Specialist, Pre-Physical Therapy, Pre-Sports Medicine), Health/Physical Education/K-12 Teaching, Recreation AdministrationSchool of Theology And Missions –� English Bible, New Testament, Old Testament, Ministry and Leadership (Educational Ministries, Church Administration, Evangelism and Outreach), Pastoral Christian Ministries (Local Church Pastor, Missions, Pastoral Care, Youth Ministry), Theological/Historical Studies (Theology/Christian History, Christian Philosophy)

Master’s School of Business –� Business Administration (Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, International Business, Management, Marketing, Nonprofit Management), Not-for-Profit ManagementSchool of Education –� Curriculum and Instruction, School Administration (Christian School Administration, Public School Administration), Teaching with Public School Licensure, Teaching with Public School Alternative Licensure School of Theology and Missions –� Divinity, Biblical Literature (Advanced Languages, Judaic/Christian Studies) Theological and Historical Studies, Christian Counseling (Marriage and Family Therapy), Christian Education, Missions, Practical Theology

Doctorate School of Theology and Missions –� Ministry (Church Ministries and Leadership, Pastoral Care and Counseling) School of Education –� Educational Leadership (Public School Administration, Christian School Administration, College and Higher Education Administration)

Tulsa

Oral Roberts University is an interdenominational, Christian liberal arts university located in Tulsa. Founded in 1963 by evangelist Oral Roberts, ORU serves students from 49 states and 53 countries, representing 40 denominations. Offering 64 undergraduate majors, 13 master’s programs and two doctoral degrees, plus NCAA Division I athletics. ORU is preparing its students mentally, spiritually and physically to go into every person’s world. For more information about ORU, visit www.oru.edu.

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 290Full-time faculty –� 181Part-time faculty –� 109Student-faculty ratio –� 14 to 1Faculty involvement –� Conduct lecture and labs, supervise independent study, advise/mentor students, committee service, research activities

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –� 20 ACT, 940 SAT (critical thinking and math combined) High school graduation –� Required, GED is accepted High school GPA –� 2.6

High school curriculum requirementsEnglish –� 4 units, Mathematics –� 2 units, Lab Science –� 2 units, Social Studies –� 2 units, Foreign Language –� 2 units, Electives –� 4 units

Application process –� Submit completed application along with all high school transcripts, college transcripts and ACT/SAT score.Application deadlines –� Early notification deadline, Nov. 15Note: Please refer to the admission requirements section for more specific information.

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.0Maximum credits transferable –� From community college, 72 hours; four-year school, 98 hours Items required for application –� High school transcript, college transcriptNote: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� 500 or higher on the paper-based test; 173 or higher on the computer-based test; 61 or higher on the Internet-based testNote: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Women’s and men’s dormsFood services –� Cafeteria, Chick-fil-A, Internet Café, Hava Java, Deli, Green CuisineEquipment/services in living areas –� Full kitchen for each dormitory, laundry facility in each dorm, lobby area with TV and study area, Internet, cable access and MicroFridge in all rooms.

Student LifeCampus organizations –� Departmental, professional, religious and honor societies, student government, theatre/musicIntramural sports –� Flag football, volleyball, basketball, soccer, ultimate Frisbee, dodgeball, kickball, table tennis, badminton, racquetball, chess, tennis and softballCollegiate sports –� Golden Eagle athletes participate in eight NCAA Division I men’s and women’s varsity sports –� baseball, basketball, golf, tennis, volleyball, track, cross-country and soccer

CostsTuition –� $19,382Mandatory fees –� $662Room and board –� $8,304Books and supplies –� $1,680Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma student carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Scholarships, grants and loansPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 84%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 77%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 100%Average financial aid package –� $18,505Application process –� For all federal and state grants, students will complete the FAFSA. All applications for institutional grants and scholarships are available on our website. Application deadlines –� No specific deadlines for financial aid. Certain deadlines apply for various scholarships. Visit finaid.oru.edu.

Contact InformationOral Roberts University7777 S. Lewis Ave.Tulsa, OK 74171Phone –� 918.495.6518Toll Free –� 800.678.8876Fax –� [email protected] www.oru.edu


Oral Roberts University – Tulsa

Southern Nazarene UniversityGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Four-year universityOther locations –� Tulsa Support –� Independent (Church of the Nazarene)Enrollment –� 2,069Setting –� Suburban residential



Athletic Coaching, Aviation-Business, Business, Communication Arts, General Studies, Personal Training

Bachelor’sAccounting, American Studies, Athletic Training, Aviation-Business, Biological Physics, Biology, Biology-Chemistry, Business Administration, Chemistry, Children’s Ministry, Christian Education, Church Music, Computer Science, Early Childhood Education, Education-Liberal Studies, Elementary Education, English, English Education, Environmental Studies, Equine Studies, Exercise Science, Finance, Graphic Design, History, History, Politics and Geography, Human Relations, International Studies, Kinesiology, Management, Management Information System, Marketing, Mass Communication/Journalism, Math Education, Mathematics, Missions, Music, Music Business, Music Education, Music Performance, Network Engineering, Nursing, Philosophy, Physical Education-Health and Safety K-12, Physics, Politics and Law, Pre-Occupational Therapy, Pre-Physical Therapy, Psychology, Science, Science Education, Social Studies Education, Sociology, Spanish, Spanish Education, Spanish-English Translation Studies, Speech Communications, Education, Speech Communication, Sport Information, Sport Marketing, Theology and Ministry, Urban Ministry/Urban Studies, Youth Ministry

Master’sChurch Leadership (MA), Curriculum and Instruction (MA), Educational Leadership (MA), Marriage and Family Therapy (MA), Theology (MA), Counseling Psychology (MS), Management (MS), Nursing Education (MS), Nursing Leadership (MS), Business Administration (MBA), Business Administration-Health Care (MBA)

Professional Studies ProgramsBusiness Administration, Criminal Justice, Family Studies and Gerontology, Network Management, Nursing, Organizational Leadership


Class times offered –� Daytime, evening, weekendSpecial programs –� Online courses, honors program, off-campus study programs, international student program, teacher certification, College Level Examination ProgramsAcademic calendar –� Fall semester (mid-August to mid-December), spring semester (mid-January to mid-May), summer semester (mid-May to July)

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 115 Full-time faculty –� 74Part-time faculty –� 41Student-faculty ratio –� 15 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 70%Faculty involvement –� Student advising; academic, social and service organization sponsorship; new student mentoring; undergraduate research

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –� Full acceptance for 19 and above on ACT and/or equivalent of 900 SAT, provisional acceptance with an 18 or below ACT or 890 SAT, pending committee approvalHigh school graduation –� Open admission policy; GED acceptedHigh school GPA –�2.5 recommended

High school curriculum requirements CORE recommendedApplication process –� Submit application form, $35 non-refundable application fee, admissions interview, high school transcript, and SAT or ACT scoresApplication deadlines –� Contact Admissions OfficeNote: Please refer to the admissions requirement section for more specific information.

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.0Maximum credits transferable –� 62-90Items required for application –� Contact Registrar’s OfficeNote: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� 500 for undergraduate studies; 550 for graduate studiesNote: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information or visit www.snu.edu/intl-admissions-checklist.

Bethany

Southern Nazarene University’s mission is to transform lives through higher education in Christ-centered community. As a Christian community of scholars, we model the hospitality of grace, the pursuit of truth and the practice of discipleship, all within the Wesleyan-holiness tradition, as we prepare graduates who think with clarity, act with integrity and serve with purpose.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Women’s and men’s residence halls and suites with apartments and townhouses for upper-class women and menFood services –� Commons building dining hall; all-you-can-eat dining between 7:15 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Monday through Friday; Pop’s Lounge: burgers, fries, pizza, calzones, sandwiches and salads, selection of premium brewed Starbucks coffee, teas, hot drinks, cold iced and blended beverage, gourmet desserts, muffins, cookies, brownies and cinnamon rollsEquipment/services in living areas –� Internet access; common areas with televisions; campus access to fitness center, gymnasium and poolAccess to technology –� Campus wireless Internet access; Moodle course platform; remote access to library databases; laptops included for all undergraduate students

Student LifeCampus organizations –� Student government association, honor societies, student newspaper, yearbook, literary journal, academic clubs, social groups, religious clubs, drama and musical groups, literary groups and political organizationsIntramural sports –� Contact Leisure Services officeCollegiate sports –� Men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, golf, indoor track, outdoor track and soccer; women’s softball, tennis and volleyball; men’s baseball and footballSpecial student services –� Career development and student employment, spiritual development and service opportunities, student health center, student counseling center

Costs Tuition –� $17,730Academic service fees –� See course scheduleMandatory fees –� $624Room and board –� $7,276Books and supplies –� $1,000Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma resident carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Grants, scholarships and student loansPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 91%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 83%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 98%Average financial aid package –� $16,900; see also online scholarship estimator at www.snu.eduApplication process –� Contact Financial Assistance OfficeApplication deadlines –� Contact Financial Assistance Office; FAFSA deadline is April 15 for best consideration for all other scholarships, grants and loan deadlines

Contact InformationTodd BrantAdmissions OfficeSouthern Nazarene University6729 N.W. 39th ExpresswayBethany, OK 73008Phone –� 405.491.6324Toll Free –� 800.648.9899Fax –� [email protected]

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Southern Nazarene University – Bethany

Southwestern Christian UniversityGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Four-year, Christian liberal arts universityOther locations –� TulsaSupport –� PrivateEnrollment –� 403Setting –� Suburban

Academic InformationAcademic emphasis –� Biblical world view synthesized through several bachelor’s majors and Master of Ministry emphasis


Arts

Bachelor’s Arts –� English, ReligionBusiness Administration Science –� Church Music, Music Performance, Human and Family Services, Youth and Family Services, Biblical Studies, Intercultural Studies, Pastoral Ministry, Youth Ministry, Multidisciplinary Studies, Sports Management

Master’sMinistry

Class times offered –� Day and eveningSpecial programs –� Adult Degree Completion Program, Thursday evening Master of Ministry ProgramAcademic calendar –� Semester

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 69Full-time faculty –� 12Part-time faculty –� 57Student-faculty ratio –� 18 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 88%Faculty involvement –� Supervise individual studies, sponsor campus organizations, serve on committees, supervise internship, lead ministry programs and participate in the Speaker’s Bureau

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –� 19 ACT/1350 SATHigh school graduation –� GED is acceptedHigh school GPA –� 2.5Note: Please refer to the admission requirements section for more specific information.

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Application process –� Submit completed application (available online) and a high school transcript containing cumulative GPA, class rank, graduation date, and ACT/SAT score.Application deadlines –� Rolling admissions

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.0Maximum credits transferable –� At the discretion of the vice president for academic affairsItems required for application –� Completed application (available online) and official transcripts from all previous colleges attended. Note: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� 500 PBT or 173 CBTNote: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Traditional, suite-style residential halls for men and womenFood services –� Traditional cafeteriaEquipment/services in living areas –� Wellness center, laundry facilities, Internet and phone access in rooms Access to technology –� Campuswide wireless Internet service, technology center in library

Student LifeCampus organizations –� Honor societies, departmental, professional, religious, student government, theater, music and social Intramural sports –� Volleyball, flag football, basketball, dodgeball, Frisbee golf and table tennisCollegiate sports –� NAIA MCACSpecial student services: Veterans, international, financial, ROTC, counseling and diagnostic

Costs Tuition –� $10,500Academic service fees –� $25/hour directed-study fee, $25/hour applied music feeMandatory fees –� $100 room deposit, $200 international application fee, $40 athletic fee, $100 technology feeRoom and board –� $4,800-$5,600 ($400 private room charge)

Bethany

Southwestern Christian University is located in Bethany on 11 wooded acres next to the beautiful Eldon Lyon Park. Founded in 1946, SCU strives to equip students with a Christ-centered education that will empower them for a lifelong calling of learning, leadership and service. This education, which integrates faith, learning and living and is shaped by our holiness-Pentecostal-charismatic tradition, will prepare graduates to excel within their selected careers and communities and to positively influence their world for Jesus Christ.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Veterans, Vocational Rehabilitation, Native American, state and federal aid, scholarshipsPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 98%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 90%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 90% Average financial aid package –� $10,000Application process –� Complete FAFSA and applicationApplication deadlines –� Priority date of April 1

Contact InformationSCU Admissions7210 N.W. 39th ExpresswayBethany, OK 73008Phone –� 405.789.7661Toll Free –� 888.418.9272Fax –� [email protected]


Southwestern Christian University – Bethany


St. Gregory’s UniversityGeneral Information

Type of Institution –� Four-year universityOther location –� TulsaSupport –� IndependentEnrollment –� 761Setting –� Near major metropolitan area


Degree programsAssociate

Arts

Bachelor’s BusinessHumanities –� Communication Studies, Dance, English, English Education (Secondary Level), History, Liberal Arts, Philosophy, Theatre, Visual ArtsNatural Science –� Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Conservation Biology, Exercise Science, Fitness and Health Promotion, Life Science/Biology Education (Secondary Level), Mathematics, Mathematics Education (Middle Level), Mathematics Education (Secondary Level)Social Science –� Criminal Justice, Elementary Education, Political Science, Psychology, Social ScienceTheology

Master’sManagement

Class times offered –� Daytime and eveningSpecial programs –� Partners in Learning program for students with learning differences, TRIO program for students from under-represented backgrounds, internship program.Academic calendar –� Fall semester (August through December), spring semester (January through May) and summer semester (one- and five-week programs)

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 198Full-time faculty –� 29Part-time faculty –� 169

Student-faculty ratio –� 8 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 99%Faculty involvement –� Serve as academic advisers, available for academic assistance outside of class, supervise independent study experiences, active as sponsors of student organizations

Admissions InformationHigh school graduation –� Required, GED is accepted (Must meet two of the following three requirements.) ACT/SAT requirements –� 21 ACT, 990 SAT or 1500 combined testsHigh school GPA –� 2.75Other high school requirements –� Top half of graduating classNote: Please refer to the admissions requirements section for more specific information. Application process –� Submit completed application, non-refundable $25 application fee, and a high school transcript containing cumulative GPA, class rank, graduation date and ACT/SAT score.Application deadline –� N/A

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.0Maximum credits transferable –� 98Items required for application –� College transcriptNote: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� 500 or higher (paper-based), 173 or higher (computer-based) or 61 or higher (Internet-based)Note: Please refer to the International Students section for more specific information.

Housing InformationHousing types –� Women’s dorms, men’s dormsFood services –� Cafeteria, full-service grillEquipment/services in living areas –� Internet and telephone access in rooms. Student life facility features bookstore, recreation lounge, meeting rooms and areas for informal gatherings.Access to technology –� Two computer labs, campuswide wireless technology

Shawnee

St. Gregory’s University, the oldest institution of higher learning in Oklahoma and the only Catholic university in the state, serves approximately 700 students in two colleges – the College of Arts and Sciences and the College for Working Adults. Students in the College of Arts and Sciences are provided with a solid foundation in the liberal arts through a common core curriculum, the heart of which is the four-semester “Tradition and Conversation” program, which offers students the opportunity to engage some of the greatest minds and discuss some of most influential texts of the Western and Catholic intellectual traditions in a seminar format. The College for Working Adults is located in two cities – Shawnee and Tulsa – and offers evening degree programs at the associate, bachelor’s and master’s levels. SGU’s overall mission is to promote the education of the whole person in the context of a Christian community in which students are encouraged to develop a love of learning and to live lives of balance, generosity and integrity. The university’s main campus is located in Shawnee, a city with a population of nearly 30,000. It is located 35 miles from Oklahoma City, 100 miles from Tulsa and 205 miles from Dallas.


Student LifeCampus organizations –� Departmental, professional, religious, honor societies, student government, theatre, music, local fraternities and sororitiesIntramural sports –� Individual (billiards, table tennis, chess), team (basketball, dodgeball, volleyball, flag football, softball)Collegiate sports –� Men’s soccer, basketball, baseball; women’s soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, competitive cheer

Costs Tuition –� $16,548Mandatory fees –� $968Room and board –� $6,780Books and supplies –� $900Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma resident carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Scholarships, federal and state grants, work-study, and loansPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 86%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 82%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 100%Average financial aid package –� $16,230Application process –� Complete FAFSA and institutional applicationApplication deadlines –� April 1 for best consideration

Contact InformationSt. Gregory’s University Admissions Office1900 W. MacArthur StreetShawnee, OK 74804Phone –� 888.784.7347Fax –� 405.878.5198 [email protected]

St. Gregory’s University – Shawnee

The University Of TulsaGeneral Information

Type of institution –� Four-year universitySupport –� PrivateEnrollment –� 4,187Setting –� Urban

Academic InformationAcademic emphasis –� Engineering, liberal arts, business and law


Arts, Business, Music and Science –� Accounting, Anthropology, Applied Mathematics, Art, Art History, Arts Management, Athletic Training, Biochemistry, Biogeosciences, Biological Science, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Communication, Computer Science, Deaf Education, Earth and Environmental Science, Economics, Education, Electrical Engineering, Energy Management, Engineering Physics, English, Environmental Policy, Exercise and Sports Science, Film Studies, Finance, French, Geology, Geosciences, German, History, Information Systems Technology, International Business and Language, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Music, Music Education, Musical Theatre, Nursing, Organizational Studies, Petroleum Engineering, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Russian Studies, Sociology, Spanish, Speech Language Pathology, Theatre

Master’s Anthropology, Applied Mathematics, Art, Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, Business Administration, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Clinical Psychology, Computer Science, Education, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Physics, English, Finance, Geosciences, History, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Physics, Speech Language Pathology, Taxation

Doctorate Biological Sciences, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Clinical Psychology, Computer Science, English, Geosciences, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering

Juris DoctorJD and joint degrees including JD/Master of Arts, JD/Master of Science, and JD/Master of Business Administration


Class times offered –� Daytime and eveningSpecial programs –� Honors, Tulsa Undergraduate Research Challenge, Cyber Corps, Five-Year Combined Bachelor’s and MBA, Business and International Business and Language, Study AbroadAcademic calendar –� Fall semester (August through mid-December), spring semester (January to early May), summer sessions (three sessions –� two five-week sessions; one seven-week session)

Faculty InformationTotal faculty –� 389Full-time faculty –� 311 Part-time faculty –� 78Student-faculty ratio –� 11 to 1Percent of faculty with advanced degrees –� 100%Faculty involvement –� Supervise independent studies, research, advise students

Admissions InformationACT/SAT requirements –� No minimum, average for 2009 entering freshmen was 28 ACT and 1260 SATHigh school graduation –� Required; GED is acceptedHigh school GPA –� No minimum, average for 2009 entering freshmen was 3.8

High school curriculum requirementsEnglish –� 4 units, Social Studies –� 3-4 units, Mathematics –� 3-4 units, Lab Science –� 3-4 units, Foreign Language –� 2-4 units, Fine Arts & Humanities –�1 unitComputer competency is expected.Note: Please refer to the admission requirements section for more specific information.

Application process –� The final official high school transcript or GED must be sent directly from the high school or GED-testing agency to the Office of Admission. Applicants must submit completed application either online or via traditional form or the Common Application in lieu of its own form, and a non-refundable, one-time processing fee of $35.Application deadlines –� Rolling admission policy, completed application files reviewed as they are received and applicants notified of the admission decision on an ongoing basis.

Tulsa

The University of Tulsa, ranked among the Top 100 universities by U.S. News & World Report, provides educational opportunities to more than 4,100 students in the colleges of arts and sciences, business administration, engineering and natural sciences, and law. Students from across the nation and more than 60 countries enjoy TU’s personalized attention, small class sizes and low student-faculty ratio.

Transfer StudentsMinimum college GPA required –� 2.5 Maximum credits transferable –� Last 45 hours of course work must be completed in residence at TUItems required for application –� Application form (TU or Common Application); $35 non-refundable fee; official transcripts and/or GED scores mailed to the Office of Admission from the high school or GED-testing agency and each accredited college attended.Note: Please refer to the transfer section for more specific information.

International StudentsTOEFL test requirements –� 500 or higher on the paper-based test or 173 or higher on the computer-based testNote: Please refer to the International Students section for specific information.

Housing InformationHousing types –� On-campus apartments; men’s, women’s, and coed residence halls, Greek housingFood services –� The Pat Case Dining Center, Allen Chapman Activity Center Food Court, C-store, Hurricane Hut Sports Bar and Grill, Benvenuto’s Italian Café , Java Mama’s Coffee Shop, Collins Fitness Center Café, Chick-fil-A, Subway, the Faculty Club, and Cort and Martha Dietler Café in the library.Equipment/services in living areas –� Wireless campus, each room has expanded basic cable and Internet accessAccess to technology –� Two main computer labs and two instruction labs. Additional labs located in various buildings on campus. Access to the computers may vary by class/college.

Student LifeCampus organizations –� 160 honorary, pre-professional, special interest and social groups on campusIntramural sports –� Badminton (singles and doubles), 1-on-1, 2-on-2 and 3-on-3 basketball, bowling, darts, dodgeball, eight-ball pool, flag football, disc golf, golf and championship golf doubles, putt-putt golf, soccer, softball, two-pitch softball, spades, stickball, singles table tennis, tennis (singles and doubles), volleyball and sand volleyball Collegiate sports –� Men’s basketball, cross-country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field; women’s basketball, cross-country, golf, rowing, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, volleyball Special student services –� Center for Student Academic Services

Costs Tuition –� $28,060Academic service fees –� $425 (one-time student services fee)Mandatory fees –� $250Room and board –� $9,068Books and supplies –� $1,200Note: Costs are calculated for a freshman Oklahoma student carrying 15 hours in the fall and spring semesters.

Financial AidTypes of financial aid available –� Scholarships, grants, loans and work-studyPercentage of full-time freshmen who applied for aid –� 94%Percentage who demonstrated need –� 53%Percentage who demonstrated need and received aid –� 100%Average financial aid package –� $23,773Application process –� Complete FAFSA and fill out the TU Financial Aid ApplicationApplication deadlines –� May 1

Contact InformationThe University of TulsaOffice of Admission800 S. Tucker Dr.Tulsa, OK 74104-3189Phone –� 918.631.2307Toll Free –� 800-331-3050Fax –� [email protected]


The University Of Tulsa – Tulsa

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