Oklahoma colleges profiled on EduRanked

Compare Oklahoma colleges profiled on EduRanked: enrollment, admission rate, average net price (federal-aid students), graduation rate, and median earnings 10 years after entry (College Scorecard 2023–24 academic year).

Oklahoma colleges profiled on EduRanked — 12 EduRanked profiles (not a complete list of every college in Oklahoma). Figures from College Scorecard 2023–24 academic year. Net price = average for federal-aid students. Earnings = median 10 years after entry. “—” = not reported.

  • Lowest average net price: Oklahoma City Community College ($5,160).
  • Highest graduation rate: Oklahoma Christian University (62.6%).
  • Most selective admit rate: Oklahoma Baptist University (49.4%).
SchoolCityEnrollmentAdmit %Net priceGrad %Earnings (10y)
Northern Oklahoma CollegeTonkawa1,941—$7,39548.3%$41,869
Northwestern Oklahoma State UniversityAlva1,49865.5%$9,43335.2%$49,123
Oklahoma Baptist UniversityShawnee1,30849.4%$15,97951.7%$50,249
Oklahoma Christian UniversityEdmond1,88596.5%$23,16962.6%$55,959
Oklahoma City Community CollegeOklahoma City9,758—$5,16021.8%$41,812
Oklahoma City UniversityOklahoma City1,51477%$36,51456.3%$62,267
Oklahoma Panhandle State UniversityGoodwell917—$8,38016.5%$48,353
Oklahoma State University Institute of TechnologyOkmulgee2,028—$9,83442.8%$50,211
Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma CityOklahoma City3,514—$7,09811.3%$44,121
Oklahoma Wesleyan UniversityBartlesville67366.2%$30,06144.7%$66,267
Oral Roberts UniversityTulsa3,48798.9%$29,24454.6%$52,658
Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityWeatherford3,514—$15,27845.6%$53,203

This page lists EduRanked profiles only — not every college in Oklahoma. Each school links to a full fact-bound profile. Net price is the College Scorecard average for students receiving federal aid, not sticker tuition and fees.