The minimum for most programs is PBT 550/iBT 80 or better  or a 6.0 overall and 5.5 on each band score of the I.E.L.T.S, or ELS Intensive Level 112. Students with a TOEFL score between 500 to 549 may begin their academic program but will be required to complete additional English requirements in their first academic year. The MBA requires a minimum of 530 (197 computer based or 71 iBT). Students enrolling in the MBA program who have a TOEFL score between 530-560 (71-83 iBT) will need to take the foundation course "Essentials of Business English" in their first term along with their regular business courses.

Students who do not submit a TOEFL score or who do not meet the minimum score requirement may enroll at ELS. Students who complete ELS Level 112 have fulfilled OCU's language requirement; Some students in ELS Level 110 and higher may concurrently enroll at OCU. However, there is no concurrent enrollment in the summer sessions. For more information about ELS visit ELS

OCU does not require the GRE or GMAT examinations for entrance into the graduate programs, except for the MBA and MSA programs.

OCU reviews applications on a continuous basis, evaluating applications and materials as they are received in International Admissions. International Admissions recommends that all materials be submitted no later than six weeks prior to the start of the semester to allow students sufficient time for their embassy interviews.

* A GMAT score of 425 or better
* A GMAT score in the 25th percentile
* A combined verbal and quantitative score of 1000 on the GRE.

* A GMAT score in the 50th percentile or 475 is required.

The minimum acceptable GPA is 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

Students who have completed the equivalent of a 4 year bachelor's degree in their home country are eligible for the MBA program. OCU also offers a pre-MBA program for select applicants. Please contact an International Admissions advisor for more information about the qualifications for the pre-MBA.

No, but you may use the "how to apply" link for more information.

There is no specific form to complete; however, International Admissions requires an official, certified document such as a bank statement or letter verifying the amount of funds available for the student's education expenses. If the document is in the student's native language, an official English translation of the financial statement must accompany the application for admission. If someone other than yourself is providing your funds, please complete the additional form on the "how to apply" page.

OCU offers bachelor's and master's programs, a juris doctorate in law and a PhD focusing on Nursing Education.

At Oklahoma City University your application for admission is also your application for scholarships. When completing your application for admission, indicate the types of scholarships for which you would like to be considered. International students are not eligible to apply for state or federal financial aid in the United States. Click here for more information.

Click here for instructions on how to apply to OCU.

Also know as "The Big Friendly", the city is centered around the Bricktown Entertainment District and is shaped from an extremely diverse population including 39 American Indian tribes, a vibrant Asian district, the iconic cowboy district Stockyard City, Paseo Art District and restoration of historic Western Ave, just to name a few.  All of these experiences are within walking distance or just minutes away by car. Want to learn more about our state? Visit:
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Sending all admissions documents together allows for faster processing. We do accept documents which are sent separately, but please note that we cannot process an application until all of the required documents have been received.

Please arrive by Saturday, January 8, 2011. The first day of class is Monday, January 11. Please take note: we will have an important required orientation for all students. The exciting week-long events will be held your first week. This will include an "International Student Information Session" with details on cultural adjustment, health issues, and general OCU and Oklahoma City Information. The Office of Student Life and International Admissions provide this information before classes begin. Any change in details for the Session in 2011 will be available at a later date online. The full orientation schedule is available by clicking here

Undergraduate students under the age of 21 must live in University housing. All other students have the choice to live on or off campus.

Airport pickup can be arranged by clicking here for more information.

We will accept documents which are sent via fax for evaluation for admission only. Certified copies must be presented at time of enrollment. Alternatively, you may print our application from the website and send it with the other documents. Please note that we require official, certified copies of all application materials as well as your signature on the form. Our fax number is (405) 208-5946. You may also send your documents via email to ia@okcu.edu.

You must return your I-20 with a letter of request to defer admission. You may be asked to submit a new financial statement.

Yes!

We evaluate transfer credit on a course by course basis. Transfer credit is given only for courses completed with a passing grade from a recognized, accredited educational institution.

Undergraduate degrees take four years to complete unless you have been admitted with advanced standing. The graduate program may take from one and a half years to two years to complete depending upon your educational background and the number of courses you take per semester at OCU.

To reserve a room in one of the residence halls, read and sign the housing contract and also complete the housing questionnaire. Visit the student life website to download forms. Return both items along with a $250 deposit to

Ade Okediji
aokediji@okcu.edu
Director of Residence Life
Oklahoma City University
2501 N. Blackwelder
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73106-1493
You may also send the forms to International Admissions with your complete application; we will forward it to the Student Housing office.

All tuition, fees, on-campus housing, and meal plan costs must be paid at the beginning of each semester. Accepted forms of payment include cash, personal or cashier's checks, bank drafts, money orders, wire transfers, and credit cards. The Student Accounts Office accepts the following credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.

In order to send a wire transfer, please contact International Admissions at ia@okcu.edu to receive bank routing information. After you are assigned an ADID number, please give the routing information to your bank and ask that the wire be sent to the attention of Oklahoma City University Business Services Office.

The Oklahoma City University Student Accounts Office now extends a four payment option to international students. Students will pay four separate installments of one-fourth of the term charges. All international students who use this plan will be asked to sign a deferred payment agreement during pre-enrollment. This option has a $180.00 administrative fee, plus finance charges on the unpaid balance.