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Learn how to apply to OU as a freshman and explore the admission requirements, deadlines, and resources. Find out how OU reviews applications holistically and considers academic performance, engagement, essay, and letters of recommendation.
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- Policy on Non-Academic Criteria in The Admission of Students
The admissions process at the University of Oklahoma seeks to identify applicants who will successfully complete a college preparatory academic program and contribute to the diverse intellectual, cultural and social environment of the University. The University of Oklahoma welcomes inquiries regarding admission requirements and application procedur...
How to Apply
Apply online through the Common Application, Apply Coalition with Scoir, or the OU Applicationand submit the following credentials: 1. Official high school transcript reflecting at least six semesters of work completed 2. Self-reported ACT and/or SAT scores; officialcopies of ACT and/or SAT scores will be required at a later date for all who enroll (optional) 3. Letter of Recommendation (optional) 4. An official transcript from any collegiate institution you have attended as a concurrently en...
When to Apply
Prospective students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible after August 1 at the start of their senior year of high school in order to maximize opportunities for housing, financial aid, scholarships, and early enrollment. The OU application for incoming freshmen opens on August 1. The University of Oklahoma has an early action application date of November 1; students applying by November 1 are given priority consideration for admission, housing, financial aid, scholarships, and enrollment.
Criteria for Admission of Freshmen
To be considered for admission to the University of Oklahoma, applicants: 1. Must not have completed seven or more semester hours of college-level work after graduating high school (six hours or fewer is allowed). 2. Must have graduated from an accredited or unaccredited high school*. *Applicants who have received a General Education Development (GED) or are home-schooled will also be considered. Your high school class must have graduated by the time you plan to enter OU. Applicants will be c...
Students must file an application for readmission if it has been more than one semester and a summer term since their last attendance at the University, or if they have completed a degree or were suspended after their last enrollment at OU. Application deadlines do apply to former students.Students who only enroll for summer terms (summer to summer...
Undergraduate Visitor/Special Students
Any person who is admissible to the University of Oklahoma and who wishes to take undergraduate courses without the intention of pursuing a degree may do so under the classification of Undergraduate Visitor/Special Student. Undergraduate Visitor/Special Studentsmust meet regular admission requirements to the University and are limited to nine semester hours of enrollment in this classification, unless an exception to this enrollment maximum is made by the president of the University or his or...
Second Undergraduate Degree Applicants
Students may apply for a second undergraduate degree at the University of Oklahoma, but are encouraged to investigate other options available through the Graduate College and other non-degree classifications before doing so. In addition to specific degree programs, the Graduate College offers teacher certification programs and an unclassified (non-degree) option, which allows students to take graduate and undergraduate courses before selecting a major field of graduate study. Applicants for a...
Post-Baccalaureate Non-Degree Students
Post-baccalaureate non-degree are students who hold at least a bachelor’s degree and wish to take undergraduate courses without pursuing a degree, including students who wish to take undergraduate prerequisite courses for medical, dental, optometry, or veterinary school. Students who wish to take graduate-levelcourses without pursuing a degree should apply as an Unclassified Graduate Student. Post-Baccalaureate Non-Degree students are not required to submit academic credentials to be admitted...
In addition to the academic criteria used as the basis for the admission of students, the University shall consider the following non-academic criteria in deciding whether a student shall be granted admission: whether an applicant has been expelled, suspended, or denied admission or readmission by any other educational institution; whether an appli...
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Learn about the acceptance rate, SAT/ACT scores, application deadlines, and requirements for OU. See how to apply for early action, common app, and coalition app.
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