The campus of NWOSU in Enid is a bit of an anomaly. It is a modern, well kept building with a great…read morestaff. It is a satellite campus of the main campus located in Alva. A student can get everything done at this campus except use the amenities of the main campus like the gym. The library is available to do research and provides many computers so you never need to wait. Additionally, the upstairs computer lab has computers available with no wait. Through an agreement with Northern Oklahoma College, freshman and sophomore level classes can be taken at NOC and transferred to NWOSU. The higher division courses are offered by instructors on the Enid campus or the other two campuses and beamed through Internet television. It sounds a little dicey but seems to work great. This college uses technology to link folks across Northwest Oklahoma to real educational opportunities.

My daughter applied for FAFSA months before the semester began, but it kept getting returned three…read moreseparate times for a date-of-birth error that we had to call and fix each time. By the time her FAFSA finally processed just three days before classes we finally learned what her loans and scholarships would be, and it wasn't enough to afford attendance. We had already paid a $300 housing deposit to hold her spot (which we understood at the time was for housing, not enrollment). When we realized she couldn't afford to attend, we immediately unenrolled before classes even began. Despite that, OSU is now charging her a $250 "late withdrawal" fee and an additional $42 overnight stay fee that was added a month later. I've spoken to multiple departments and no one is willing to remove these charges -- even though the entire situation stemmed from FAFSA delays and financial hardship, not neglect or intent to misuse university resources. It's disheartening to see a large, well-funded university insisting on fining a student who simply couldn't afford to attend due to financial aid timing. This feels wrong and deeply unfair, and I hope OSU will reconsider how it handles cases like hers in the future. BUYER BEWARE they will tack on many fees.

Great university. Very helpful staff when visiting. Great atmosphere and town. BPS one of the best…read morestadiums in the country.

OSU-Tulsa ROCKS! It helps you get THERE from HERE. I love how vague their motto is yet how…read moreapplicable it is to many Tulsan students. I am a graduate student here and the staff I have dealt with have been nothing short of exceptional: super helpful, always willing to go above and beyond the call of duty. Now, I really wish you could understand what that means in my case specifically, being an international student. There is a lot of "red tape" and special processes for everything from registering for classes to applying for legal permits (fun stuff like that). I have had an amazing experience so far at OSU thanks to the wonderful employees and professors here. Shout out to the Graduate Student Services office! Aaron, Thomas, Sarah, Stacey, Trey, and Shy. You guys are the best! They have definitely seen way more of myself than they ever should and yet they always have a smile on their faces and are ready to help me out. They are miracle-workers! Shout out to the very helpful info-desk as well! Michelle and Seth have been lifesavers with all the tidbits of information they so openly share. Now on to the education stuff...Students at this campus are a different demographic, especially graduate students: mostly older, with families and usually professionals working full time. For such students, it's really helpful to have a flexible class schedule with evening classes available. Also, professors seem to appreciate professional experience and don't bother with busy-work. The assignments given are truly meaningful in the learning process. Professors are also great. Their value is ridiculous. I've been so impressed by their resumes and having them available here is mind-blowing. Class sizes are relatively small, so you get a lot of attention and they truly care about their student's success. Even those that haven't directly taught you in class are willing to serve on your thesis committee! (thank you Dr. Shreffler & Dr. Fullerton!) I've seriously been very lucky with my advisor (Dr. Raj Basu is the best!). I've been able to see first-hand the commitment there is to students achieving their goals (ultimately graduation!). Even the Bursar Office is extremely nice and friendly (if you've had to deal with registrar issues of sorts you know how rare this is). I've never met staff that bends over backwards for you like they do here. Even those that are in the Stillwater campus help you through the phone! So...if you're thinking about going to school, seriously consider OSU-Tulsa. It's as good as it gets!

Beautiful oSu campus in Tulsa where you can get graduate degrees or the 2nd two years of your…read moreBachelor's degree. They are located downtown near great restaurants and OneOk Field. You can also catch the Big Orange Bus (BOB) to Stillwater. oSu-Tulsa also has a great program with TCC which allows students to start there and transfer to either Oklahoma State campus for the remaining upper division credits. As a graduate of oSu and employee of oSu's Center for Health Sciences, I am biased...but I can say my experiences working with oSu-Tulsa staff has been great. Whether you want to pursue a degree or just take a class to get your feet wet, I recommend you visit the campus to check it out.

Horrible university. I majored in CS, and the college offers 0 internships for CS students. Most of…read morethe professors for the upper-level courses dont even teach the class. They just assign you work from 3rd party software like McGraw Hill or Cengage.

This University is for the students who want to apply themselves , rather than play and not wanting…read moreto learn. This School Strictly teaches you how to improve your High School IQ !