Since 1890, Oklahoma State University (OSU) has grown to become a premier modern land-grant university. As a Carnegie R1 research university, the highest level of research activity, OSU connects students to a world of cutting-edge research with top-rated faculty and resources. Opportunities for undergraduate research may be few and far between at a state university but at OSU, the Freshman Research Scholars program encourages freshmen to take part in research from the moment they step on campus to the time they graduate. Students will get real experience to start their career off on the right track.
OSU featured programs include:
- Accounting: Top 15 undergraduate Accounting program by Public Accounting Report.
- Finance: OSU offers a five-year finance pathway program to a Master of Science degree in Accounting and Certification as a CPA (Certified Public Accountant).
- Hospitality and Tourism Management: Ranked 8th among hospitality and tourism programs by the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Research.
- Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising: Top 30 nationally by The Art Center Project List.
- Computer Science: OSU offers research opportunities with its world-renowned faculty, many scholarships and certificate programs.
- Food Science: Top 30 Best Value Food Science Degrees in the nation.
- Engineering: Ranked 96 in Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs.
- Interior Design: OSU Students have access to state-of-the-art technology, including the Mixed Reality Lab, as well as valuable work experience through a required.
- Architecture: OSU’s award-winning faculty prepares students for a creative career equipped to meet extraordinary global challenges. OSU graduates are consistently offered employment opportunities in many of the best architectural offices across the globe.
- Sports Management: OSU Students can gain professional experience in both business and sports. Graduates have been able to serve internships or gain full-time employment with many professional sports teams such as the Oklahoma City Thunder, ESPN and many more.
- Agriculture (Agribusiness, Agricultural Economics), and Horticulture: Founded in 1890 as Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, OSU’s roots are set in a rich tradition.
- Aviation: OSU’s Aviation and Space programs have a rich tradition in professional pilot training and a strong national and international reputation in NASA K-12 education.
In addition, OSU provides the 3+1 and 3+3 programs which allow students to complete the first three years at OSU and transfer back hours from a health profession doctoral program or law school to complete the undergraduate degree, saving you time and money.
- Freshman: $6,000 - $15,000/year (Renewable)
- Transfer: $7,000/year (Renewable)
- Tuition & Fees: $29,440/year
- Room & Board: $11,780/year
Level |
Undergraduate (Direct Admission) |
Transcript |
Freshman: GPA 3.0+ Transfer: GPA 2.25+ Scholarship: GPA 3.25+ |
Transcript evaluation |
No |
English proficiency |
Admission: IELTS 5.5+/TOEFL 61+ Scholarship: IELTS 6.0+/TOEFL 78+ |
Standardized test: SAT/ACT |
Optional |
Special requirements: Portfolio, audition, interview, work experience, etc. |
No |
Resume |
No |
Personal statement |
No |
Recommendation letter |
No |
Application fee |
$90 |
Undergraduate: ALL PROGRAMS
- Business: Aerospace Administration and Operations, Auditing, Finance, Commercial Bank Management, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Fashion Merchandising, Sports Management, Entrepreneurship, Agribusiness.
- Arts & Design: Architecture (5 years), Interior Design, Theatre, Music.
- Sciences: Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Food Science, Nutritional, Plant and Soil Science, Environmental.
- Engineering & Technology: Aerospace, Construction, Electrical, Computer, Industrial Engineering and Management.
- Computing: Data Science, Computer Science.
- Social Sciences & Education: Multimedia Journalism, Strategic Communication, Music Education.
Fall intake:
- Scholarship deadline: February 1
- Regular deadline: June 1
Spring intake:
- Scholarship deadline: October 15
- Regular deadline: November 1