Higher Education in Oklahoma
Black Issues in Higher Education, Nov 11, 1999
Colleges & Universities
Public 4-year institutions 13
Cameron University
East Central University
Langston University
Northeastern State University
Northwestern Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma Panhandle State University
Oklahoma State University-Main Campus
OSU-College of Osteopathic Medicine
OSU-Oklahoma City
OSU-Okmulgee
OSU-Tulsa
Rogers State University
Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
University of Central Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Public 2-year institutions 12
Carl Albert State College
Connors State College
Eastern Oklahoma State College
Murray State College
Northeastern Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical College
Northern Oklahoma College
Oklahoma City Community College
Redlands Community College
Rose State College
Seminole State College
Tulsa Community College
Western Oklahoma State College
Average Tuition & Fees
At public 4-year institutions $2,054
At public 2-year institutions $1,285
At private 4-year institutions $8,881
State Spending on
Student Aid
Need-based $19,236,000
Non-need-based $9,179,000
Degrees Awarded
Associate 6,109
Bachelor's 14,422
Master's 3,856
Doctorate 358
Professional 699
Graduation Rates
by Race at NCAA Division I Institutions
(6-year rate for 1991-92 freshman cohort)
Oklahoma State University 49%
Native American 39
Asian/Pacific Islander 63
Black 32
Hispanic 45
White 50
Non-Resident Alien 51
Oral Roberts University n/a
Native American n/a
Asian/Pacific Islander n/a
Black n/a
Hispanic n/a
White n/a
Non-Resident Alien n/a
University of Oklahoma 42%
Native American 30
Asian/Pacific Islander 56
Black 29
Hispanic 43
White 44
Non-Resident Alien 66
University of Tulsa 56%
Native American 37
Asian/Pacific Islander 62
Black 36
Hispanic 47
White 58
Non-Resident Alien 70
Other 25
Faculty
Full-time Faculty by Race at Public
Institutions, Fall 1997
Asian 3.8%
Black 2.2%
Hispanic 1.3%
Native American 3.0%
Nonresident Alien 3.0%
White 86.6%
Race unknown 0%
Total 99.9%
Students
Enrollment By Race :
American Indian 13,835
Asian 4,441
Black 12,824
Hispanic 4,263
White 133,473
Foreign 8,331
Total 177,166
Enrollment by Other Characteristics :
Women 54.4%
Full-time 60.5%
Minority 20.9%
Foreign 4.7%
State Residents 86%
(of freshman)
Average ACT Score 20.6
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