The University of Tulsa

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The University of Tulsa is a private, independent, doctoral-degree-granting institution. The University of Tulsa began as Henry Kendall College in 1882 and has developed into a leading private research institution that embraces a liberal arts foundation while preparing students for a lifetime of success.

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Academic Programs

Engineering
Research
Science
Technology
Liberal Arts
Business
Education
Nursing
Communication
Music
Art & Design
Economics
Finance/Accounting
Government/Political Science
Health Science
Social Science
Visual Arts
Energy
Computer Science

Student experience

Athletics
Co-op/Internship Opportunities
Disability Services
Greek Life
Intramural/Club Sports
LGBTQIA Services
Military/Veteran Services
On-Campus Housing
ROTC Program
Study Abroad
Undergraduate Research
Veteran Fee Waiver
Community Service
Student Success Center

Application information

Find out about requirements, fees, and deadlines

First-year

The first year application is for students who are graduating from high school, or have not attended a college or university since graduating from high school.

Transfer

Transfer students are those students who have previously enrolled at a college or university, including technical and military programs, after graduating from high school.

Additional Information

Your application for admission also serves as your application for academic scholarships. Please submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for need-based aid.

Visit us

Daily campus visits and visit programs are available. Both include a campus tour, appointments with professors, lunch with students and an admission presentation. Please visit our website at admission.utulsa.edu/visit-campus for additional details.

These are exciting times for TU. All of the elements are in place to position TU even more distinctly as a problem solver and an educator of leaders. We have a long tradition of excellence in our technical and professional programs, and a rich liberal arts tradition that remains essential to everything we do. We also are remarkably engaged with the community. This has always been an important part of our culture, but we’ve really only scratched the surface of what we can accomplish.
Gerard Clancy, M.D., President, The University of Tulsa

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