College prices won’t rise for those attending the Oklahoma State University system, including OSU-OKC, next year.
For the third straight year, Oklahoma State University will keep tuition and mandatory fees flat. This year marks five out of the last six years without increases for the university.
OSU-OKC will continue to provide opportunities for those in the metro area to change their lives in an affordable way through education.
As broken down at https://osuokc.edu/future/costs, the costs of tuition and mandatory fees for in-state residents at Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City are $157.45 per credit hour.
The OSU/A&M Board of Regents voted Friday to approve keeping tuition and mandatory fees flat in the Oklahoma State University System for Fiscal Year 2025. The $1.86 billion operating budget for the system includes includes $236.8 million for the OSU System from the state, which is allocated through the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, and compares to $231.3 million the university received in 2024.
OSU President Kayse Shrum applauded the regents for prioritizing student access and affordability while continuing to expand the reach and impact of Oklahoma’s largest university system.
“As we’ve said before, holding the line on tuition and mandatory fees is the right thing to do for Oklahoma students and families. At OSU, eliminating or reducing student debt is a key imperative in our strategic plan, and holding student costs steady where possible is a key part of this effort, as is our commitment to expanding student scholarships.”
Dr. Ronna Vanderslice, OSU-OKC interim provost and vice provost of academic affairs of the OSU System, said the job possibilities provided by OSU-OKC combined with the affordable cost makes OSU-OKC a key partner in bolstering Oklahoma City’s workforce.
“Following President Shrum’s initiatives, we really believe holding tuition and fees flat for OSU-OKC will appeal to many potential students who might think they can’t afford to attend college and better their careers,” said Dr. Ronna Vanderslice, Interim Provost/Vice President of Academic Affairs. “We are here to help those students attain a degree and start a new career path forward for them and their families.”
Enrollment for the fall is open now at osuokc.edu/enroll
About Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City (OSU-OKC) is part of the modern land-grant system of Oklahoma State University. OSU-OKC is a two-year public institution, offering more than 40 degrees and certificate options. Through quality education, a supportive environment, leadership training and service opportunities, OSU-OKC trains students to work and educates them to lead. OSU-OKC graduates are found throughout the community serving as police officers, firefighters, nurses, teachers, healthcare professionals and business owners. More information is available at
www.osuokc.edu.
