What does ORU mean in UNIVERSITIES

ORU is located in the heart of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on a beautiful 85-acre campus. It's just minutes away from downtown Tulsa and within driving distance of other major cities such as Dallas, Fort Worth and Oklahoma City.

ORU offers 65 undergraduate programs and 19 graduate programs across five schools; College of Business, College of Education & Psychology, College of Arts & Cultural Studies, College of Nursing & Health Sciences and Honors College. Degrees range from Biblical Literature to Organizational Leadership to Biomedical Science.

Yes! ORU offers several online degree programs in business administration, nursing education and nursing practice for students who can’t attend their campus-based courses at the Tulsa campus. The university also provides robust student support services through its Network Center for Online Learning as well as a variety of resources including an online library and tutoring services for enrolled students.

Tuition costs vary based on whether you are an undergraduate or graduate student as well as what program you are enrolled in. Currently, tuition costs for undergraduate starting at $30,060 and graduate level tuition starts at $20,608 per year plus additional fees such as a one-time orientation fee ($150) and activity fee ($200). Additional information regarding specific fees can be found on the school’s website or by contacting the admissions office directly.

There are currently over 4500 undergraduate students enrolled at ORU with an average class size between 20-25 students each semester. This helps ensure your learning experience has a more personal feel with plenty of one-on-one engagement with faculty members when available..

Yes! On campus housing includes traditional residence halls (coed dorms), suite style living units (female/male only dorms)and family housing units for married students or couples with children who wish to live near the campus but independently manage their own household responsibilities.