The OSU System

The Tulsa campus has embraced OSU's "one university, multiple sites" philosophy. OSU-Tulsa maximizes university resources by promoting a partnership where learning and research flourish through sharing faculty and resources with the main campus in Stillwater.

OSU-Stillwater is located in Stillwater, a north-central Oklahoma community with a population of more than 42,000. Stillwater is approximately 60 miles from the Tulsa and Oklahoma City metropolitan areas and is readily accessible from other major population centers by interstate highway and air.

OSU-Oklahoma City provides a wide variety of non-credit classes, seminars and on-site training to meet the needs of individuals and companies. Open enrollment classes are aimed at serving the general public while contract classes are developed to meet the specific needs of a group, organization or business. Each of the OSU-Oklahoma City academic divisions offers a selection of non-credit classes.

OSU-Okmulgee's mission is to serve as the lead institution of higher education in Oklahoma and the region providing comprehensive, high-quality, advancing technology programs and services to prepare and sustain a diverse student body as competitive members of a world-class workforce and contributing members of society.

The Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences was established May 22, 2001. The newly designated center is the umbrella organization for all health-related graduate programs at OSU in Tulsa, including the College of Osteopathic Medicine, the cornerstone of the health sciences center.

Partners

Tulsa Community College is one of the nation's premier community colleges. TCC consists of four campuses: Metro, Northeast, Southeast, and West, as well as a Conference Center. Each campus offers the opportunity to complete an associate degree program in your field of study and the 2 + 2 option for transferring to a senior college or university to complete a bachelor's degree.