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Colleges and Universities in Oklahoma

50 degree-granting colleges and universities in Oklahoma that take part in federal student aid programs, from the U.S. Department of Education.

Widely offered majors in Oklahoma: Business Administration (39), Nursing (34), Psychology (30), Elementary Education (29), Early Childhood Education (29), Secondary Education (28).

Colleges and universities in Oklahoma
CollegeCityTypeLevelOnline programs
ATA CollegeTulsaPrivate for-profitTwo-yearNo
Cameron UniversityLawtonPublicFour-yearYes
Carl Albert State CollegePoteauPublicTwo-yearYes
Central Oklahoma CollegeOklahoma CityPrivate for-profitTwo-yearNo
Clary Sage CollegeTulsaPrivate nonprofitTwo-yearYes
College of the Muscogee NationOkmulgeePublicTwo-yearYes
Community Care CollegeTulsaPrivate nonprofitTwo-yearYes
Connors State CollegeWarnerPublicTwo-yearYes
East Central UniversityAdaPublicFour-yearYes
Eastern Oklahoma State CollegeWilburtonPublicTwo-yearYes
Family of Faith Christian UniversityShawneePrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Langston UniversityLangstonPublicFour-yearYes
Mid-America Christian UniversityOklahoma CityPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Miller-Motte College-TulsaTulsaPrivate for-profitTwo-yearNo
Murray State CollegeTishomingoPublicFour-yearYes
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M CollegeMiamiPublicTwo-yearYes
Northeastern State UniversityTahlequahPublicFour-yearYes
Northern Oklahoma CollegeTonkawaPublicTwo-yearYes
Northwestern Oklahoma State UniversityAlvaPublicFour-yearYes
Oklahoma Baptist UniversityShawneePrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Oklahoma Christian UniversityEdmondPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Oklahoma City Community CollegeOklahoma CityPublicTwo-yearYes
Oklahoma City UniversityOklahoma CityPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Oklahoma Panhandle State UniversityGoodwellPublicFour-yearYes
Oklahoma State University Center for Health SciencesTulsaPublicFour-yearYes
Oklahoma State University Institute of TechnologyOkmulgeePublicFour-yearYes
Oklahoma State University-Main CampusStillwaterPublicFour-yearYes
Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma CityOklahoma CityPublicFour-yearYes
Oklahoma Technical CollegeTulsaPrivate nonprofitTwo-yearNo
Oklahoma Wesleyan UniversityBartlesvillePrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Oral Roberts UniversityTulsaPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Phillips Theological SeminaryTulsaPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Randall UniversityMoorePrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Redlands Community CollegeEl RenoPublicTwo-yearYes
Rogers State UniversityClaremorePublicFour-yearYes
Rose State CollegeMidwest CityPublicFour-yearYes
Seminole State CollegeSeminolePublicTwo-yearYes
Southeastern Oklahoma State UniversityDurantPublicFour-yearYes
Southern Nazarene UniversityBethanyPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Southwestern Christian UniversityBethanyPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityWeatherfordPublicFour-yearYes
Spartan College of Aeronautics and TechnologyTulsaPrivate for-profitFour-yearYes
Tulsa Community CollegeTulsaPublicTwo-yearYes
Tulsa Welding School-TulsaTulsaPrivate for-profitTwo-yearNo
University of Central OklahomaEdmondPublicFour-yearYes
University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences CenterOklahoma CityPublicFour-yearYes
University of Oklahoma-Norman CampusNormanPublicFour-yearYes
University of Science and Arts of OklahomaChickashaPublicFour-yearYes
University of TulsaTulsaPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Western Oklahoma State CollegeAltusPublicTwo-yearYes

Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), IPEDS 2024-25 institutional characteristics (HD2024, IC2024). Links go to each school’s official website as reported to IPEDS. “Online programs” means the school reported at least one program offered entirely by distance education.

Colleges in Oklahoma: frequently asked questions

How many colleges are in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma has 50 degree-granting colleges and universities that take part in federal student aid programs, according to the latest U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS) data.

How many public colleges are in Oklahoma?

30 public, 15 private nonprofit and 5 private for-profit.

How many community colleges and two-year colleges are in Oklahoma?

18 two-year colleges, including public two-year colleges such as Carl Albert State College, College of the Muscogee Nation, Connors State College, Eastern Oklahoma State College, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College, and Northern Oklahoma College.

How many four-year colleges and universities are in Oklahoma?

32 four-year colleges and universities, and 25 schools in Oklahoma offer graduate programs.

Which colleges in Oklahoma offer online programs?

45 colleges in Oklahoma reported offering at least one program entirely online. Use the college search with “Offers fully online programs” to see them, and check each school for specific online programs.

Which cities in Oklahoma have the most colleges?

Tulsa (12), Oklahoma City (6), Okmulgee (2), Shawnee (2), and Edmond (2).

What majors are most widely offered at colleges in Oklahoma?

Among the 109 majors in this guide, the most widely offered in Oklahoma are Business Administration (39 schools), Nursing (34 schools), Psychology (30 schools), Elementary Education (29 schools), Early Childhood Education (29 schools), and Secondary Education (28 schools).

How do I find a college in Oklahoma that offers my major?

Use the college search with the state set to Oklahoma and choose your major, or filter by city or ZIP code.

Where does this list of Oklahoma colleges come from?

From the U.S. Department of Education’s IPEDS data (IPEDS 2024-25 institutional characteristics (HD2024, IC2024)). Confirm programs, costs and admission requirements on each school’s official website.

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