Oklahoma has 112 colleges and universities.
110 schools offer undergraduate programs and 25 schools offer graduate programs.
In Oklahoma, there are 3 ABA-accredited law schools and 2 LCME-accredited medical schools.
Admission & SAT Scores
On average, 74.7% of applicants are admitted to Oklahoma colleges.
The admission rate ranges from 49.4% to 99.6% across colleges in Oklahoma.
The average SAT score at Oklahoma colleges is 1,139. SAT scores range from 910 to 1,410 across colleges in Oklahoma.
Financial Aid
On average, 57.38% students have received grants and/or scholarships at Oklahoma colleges. The average amount of aid received is $7,273
Best Oklahoma colleges
University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus is ranked #1 in the Oklahoma college rankings, followed by University of Tulsa in second place.
Highest Tuition & Fees
University of Tulsa is the most expensive college in Oklahoma with a tuition & fees of $49,546 and Oklahoma Baptist University has the second-highest tuition & fees of $35,570.
Highest Graduate Tuition
For graduate programs, University of Tulsa requires the most expensive tuition & fees of $27,702 and University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus has the second-highest graduate tuition & fees of $26,142.
Highest SAT Scores
University of Tulsa has the highest SAT scores of 1,410 submitted by enrolled students and University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus has the second-highest SAT score of 1,238.
Largest Oklahoma colleges
University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus is the largest college with 30,851 students and Oklahoma State University-Main Campus has the second-most students of 27,278.
Largest Online colleges
Oklahoma City Community College has the most online students of 5,128 students and Tulsa Community College has the second-most online students of 4,951.