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12:45 - 1:15 p.m.AND 1:30 - 2 p.m.

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Showcase of Campus ServicesConcourse, Gallagher-Iba Arena

College SessionsAgricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (CASNR)Starlight Terrace, 465 Student Union

Arts and Sciences (CAS)Main Gym, Gallagher-Iba Arena

Education, Health and Aviation (EHA) & Human Sciences (COHS)O-Club, Gallagher-Iba Arena (Concourse Level)

Engineering, Architecture and Technology (CEAT)Click West, ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center

Spears School of Business (SSB)Student Union Ballroom, 265 Student Union

Native American Student SessionTaylor’s Restaurant, 170 Human SciencesAdditional information is available on the next page.

Admissions Application AssistanceUndergraduate Admissions, 219 Student Union

Lunch on Campus

Campus ToursWalking tours depart from the Student Union Plaza every 15 minutes.The last tour will leave at 3 p.m.

Explore Residential LifeTour our residential halls, grab lunch at North Dining and take a tour of the Colvin Recreation Center to see why OSU is America’s Healthiest Campus!

Information SessionsSession details and locations are listed on the next page.

Students Board BusesGallagher-Iba Arena

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT SESSION

Applying to OSU & Understanding College Financial AidStudent Union Ballroom, 265 Student Union

The first step in joining the Cowboy family is to complete your application. During this session, you’ll hear tips about crafting a powerful college application and scholarship essays, and we’ll tell you about scholarships, grants and other financial assistance programs we have to help you with college expenses. We’ll also provide you with information on applying for financial aid and ways to make the most of the funding you receive.

Greek Life - Fraternity (Men) | Case Study 1, 408 Student UnionGreek Life - Sorority (Women) | Starlight Terrace, 465 Student Union

Find out more about OSU’s award-winning Greek community from those who’ve lived it. Learn about academic excellence, leadership opportunities, service to the community, intramural competition and social aspects of being in Greek life at Oklahoma State.

The Honors College & Freshman Research | French Lounge, 270 Student Union

This session provides information on eligibility requirements, honors courses, awards, benefits and other opportunities to enhance your undergraduate experience. The session will also address opportunities for students to extend their education beyond the classroom by engaging in cutting-edge research under the guidance of innovative faculty researchers.

OSU Center for Veterinary Health Sciences | Exhibit Room 2, 417 Student Union

In this session, a representative from OSU’s Center for Veterinary Health Sciences will cover important information that will help you prepare for your path to a career in veterinary medicine.

12:15 - 12:45 p.m. | Taylor’s Restaurant, 170 Human Sciences

Join the Center for Sovereign Nations and the student leaders of Native American organizations on campus for a special preview of the services and connections available at OSU. Interested students are encouraged to join immediately following their college session.

AGENDA INFORMATION SESSION DESCRIPTIONS

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GO TO PAGES 14 & 15 FOR A FULL MAP OFEVENT LOCATIONS AND DINING OPTIONS.

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT SESSION

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND NATURAL RESOURCES

Session OverviewMeet current CASNR students and faculty members while getting an up-close look at our 16 majors. Additionally, we will highlight CASNR’s commitment to student development by discussing resources available to students such as the Student Success Center, faculty advising and our residential living learning program.

Majors and OptionsAgribusiness | Accounting Double Major, Agricultural Communications Double Major, Community and Regional Analysis, Crop and Soil Sciences, Farm and Ranch Management, International,

Natural Resources, Pre-Law, Pre-Veterinary Business ManagementAgricultural Communications | Agribusiness Double Major, Animal Science Double MajorAgricultural EconomicsAgricultural Education | Agricultural Business and Economics, Agricultural Communications, Animal Agriculture, Horticultural Sciences, Multidisciplinary, Natural ResourcesAgricultural Leadership | Extension Education, International StudiesAnimal Science | Agricultural Communications Double Major, Agricultural Education Double Major, Animal Biotechnology, Business, Livestock Merchandising, Pre-Veterinary Animal Science, Production,

Ranch OperationsBiochemistry and Molecular Biology | Pre-Medical or Pre-Veterinary ScienceBiosystems Engineering | Bioprocessing and Food Processing, Environmental and Natural Resources, Machine Systems & Agricultural Engineering, Pre-MedicalEntomology | Bioforensics, Insect Biology and Ecology, Pre-Veterinary and Pre-Medical SciencesEnvironmental Science | Environmental Policy, Natural Resources, Water ResourcesFood Science | Food Safety, Industry, Meat Science, ScienceHorticulture | Horticultural Business, Horticultural Science, Public Horticulture, Turf ManagementLandscape ArchitectureLandscape ManagementNatural Resource Ecology and Management | Fisheries and Aquatic Ecology, Forest Ecology and Management, Rangeland Ecology and Management, Wildlife Biology and Pre-Veterinary Science, Wildlife Ecology and ManagementPlant and Soil Sciences | Agronomic Business, Crop Production and Management, Plant Biotechnology and Improvement, Soil and Water Resources

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ARTS AND SCIENCES

Session Overview Students will take a tour of facilities relating to their chosen major. Music students will hear a concert featuring award-winning student ensembles. Physics students will visit laboratories. Computer science students will visit the robotics or visualization laboratories. Communication Sciences and Disorders students will tour the speech and hearing clinic. Students may also meet with faculty and advisors to learn more about programs, research opportunities, internships and study abroad experiences in their field.

Majors and OptionsAmerican Studies | American Indian Studies, Business Essentials, Pre-LawArt, Graphic Design and Art History | Art History,

Graphic Design, Studio, Studio ArtArts AdministrationBiochemistryBiology | Allied Health, Environmental Biology,

Pre-Medical Sciences, Secondary Teacher CertificationChemistry | ACS Approved, Departmental Degree,

Pre-Health/Pre-Law, Secondary Teacher CertificationCommunication Sciences and DisordersComputer ScienceEconomics | General, International Economic RelationsEnglish | Creative Writing, Pre-Law, Professional Writing, Screen StudiesFrench | Business Essentials, Pre-LawGeography | Business Essentials, Pre-Law, Pre-MinistryGeology | Business Essentials, Environmental Geology,

Petroleum Geology, Pre-Law, Secondary Teacher Certification

Geospacial Information ScienceGerman | Business Essentials, Pre-LawGlobal Studies | Business Essentials, Pre-Law, Pre-MinistryHistory | Business Essentials, Pre-LawMathematics | Actuarial and Financial Mathematics,

Applied Mathematics, Pre-Law, Pre-Medical Science, Secondary Teacher Certification

Medicinal and Biophysical ChemistryMicrobiology, Cell and Molecular Biology | Medical Laboratory Science, Pre-Medical ProfessionalMultidisciplinary Studies | Business Essentials, Pre-LawMultimedia JournalismMusic | PerformanceMusic Education | Instrumental/Vocal CertificationMusic IndustryPhilosophy | Ethics and Business Essentials, Pre-Law, Pre-MinistryPhysics | Applied Physics, Secondary Teacher CertificationPhysiology | Pre-Medical SciencesPlant Biology | Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics,

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Pre-Forensics, Pre-Law/Environmental Policy, Pre-Pharmacy

Political Science | Pre-LawPsychology | Business Essentials, Pre-Law, Pre-Medical,

Pre-Occupational Therapy, Pre-Physical TherapySociology | Business Essentials, Anthropology, Applied Sociology, Pre-Law, Pre-Medical ScienceSpanish | Business Essentials, Pre-LawSports MediaStatistics | Actuarial Science, Business Essentials, Data ScienceStrategic CommunicationTheatreZoology | Ecology and Conservation Biology, Pre-Medical Sciences, Pre-Veterinary Science,

Secondary Teacher Certification

Session Overview A visit to the College of Education, Health and Aviation and the College of Human Sciences will allow you to explore the high-quality academic majors that help our graduates succeed in improving human lives. During interactive sessions, you will meet faculty, staff and students and learn about transformative learning experiences, such as professional internships, student leadership and involvement opportunities, and more. You will also discover the diverse career paths possible with a background from our disciplines. We hope you will join us to explore your future student experience in the College of Education, Health and Aviation and College of Human Sciences.

Majors and OptionsAerospace Administration and Operations | Aerospace Security, Aviation Management, Professional PilotApplied Exercise Science | Pre-Professional, Strength and ConditioningDesign, Housing and Merchandising | Fashion Design and Production, Interior Design, MerchandisingEarly Child Care and DevelopmentElementary EducationHealth Education & Promotion | Exercise and Health, Public HealthHuman Development and Family Science | Child and Family Services, Early Childhood Education,

Family and Consumer Sciences EducationNutritional Sciences | Allied Health, Dietetics, Human Nutrition/Pre-Medical Sciences, Public Health NutritionPhysical Education | Teacher EducationRecreation Management and Recreational Therapy | Recreation Management, Recreational TherapySecondary Education | English, Foreign Language, Social Studies

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EDUCATION, HEALTH AND AVIATION & HUMAN SCIENCES ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY

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Majors and OptionsAerospace EngineeringArchitectural Engineering | Construction Project Management, Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing, StructuresArchitectureBiosystems Engineering | Bioprocessing and Food Processing, Environmental and Natural Resources,

Machine Systems & Agricultural Engineering, Pre-MedicalChemical Engineering | Biomedical/Biochemical, Pre-MedicalCivil Engineering | EnvironmentalComputer EngineeringConstruction Engineering Technology | Building, HeavyElectrical EngineeringElectrical Engineering Technology | ComputerFire Protection and Safety Engineering TechnologyIndustrial Engineering and ManagementMechanical Engineering | Petroleum, Pre-MedicalMechanical Engineering Technology

Session Overview After a welcome session, you’ll break into groups to learn more about our academic programs in engineering, architecture and engineering technology. Check out the state-of-the-art ENDEAVOR Lab, the Advanced Technology Research Center, the Reynolds School of Architecture and speak with current students and faculty.

ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY

SPEARS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Majors and OptionsAccountingEconomics | Business Economics and Quantitative Studies, Pre-LawEntrepreneurshipFinance | Commercial Bank Management, GeneralGeneral Business | Pre-LawHospitality and Tourism ManagementInternational BusinessManagement | Business Sustainability, Human Resource Management, Non-Profit Management,

Sports ManagementManagement Information Systems | Data Science, Information AssuranceMarketing | Marketing Communications, Marketing Research and Analytics, Personal Selling and Sales Management

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Session OverviewJoin us for a chance to experience Spears Business by participating in activities hosted by faculty and staff members from the Riata Center for Entrepreneurship and the Eastin Center for Career Readiness. The activities we have planned will give you an inside look at our hands-on and engaging learning style. Our session will wrap with a panel of current business students providing an up-close look at student life, internship and study abroad opportunities, our residential living learning program, our ten academic majors, and so much more.

DON’T KNOW WHAT COLLEGE SESSION TO ATTEND?Find a major that sounds interesting and you’d like to learn more about.Go to the college session for that major.

OSU provides special advising for students who are undecided on an academic major. You can also take advantage of OSU’s “MyMajors” tool. This interactive website will help identify how your aptitudes, knowledge and strengths lend themselves to OSU degree programs. For more information, visit okstate.mymajors.com.

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SENIORS, APPLY TODAY!

Your application for admission is also your application for scholarships, but your file isnot complete until we have these items:

• Completed essay responses.

• Leadership and involvement experience (honors, employment, activities, etc.).

For more information on how to complete your scholarship file, visit admissions.okstate.edu/scholarship-file.

COMPLETE YOUR SCHOLARSHIP FILE

Ready to be an OSU Cowboy?Seniors can apply at okstate.edu.

Ways to get in:

Comprehensive ReviewAt Oklahoma State University, ALL STUDENTS are encouraged to apply. We individually review each application for our holistic and alternative admission programs.

We consider many factors, including high school GPA, ACT or SAT scores, responses to application essays, leadership experience, community involvement and accomplishments.

Assured Admission• 3.0 unweighted cumulative GPA or better AND

top 33.3% rank in high school graduation class, OR

• 3.0 GPA or better in 15-unit core AND 21 ACT/1060 SAT or better, OR

• 24 ACT/1160 SAT or better.

OSU does not consider the writing component of the ACT/SAT for admission criteria listed above.

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1. Completed admissions/scholarship application at admissions.okstate.edu/apply.

2. $40 nonrefundable application fee (or fee waiver).

3. Official high school transcript reflecting unweighted GPA and class rank (if available).

4. Official ACT or SAT scores.

5. Completed essay responses (students seeking admission by comprehensive review).

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO APPLY?

IMPORTANT DATES & DEADLINES FOR SENIORS

COMPLETE YOUR SCHOLARSHIP FILE

For cost of attendance and information about scholarships and financial aid, visit financialaid.okstate.edu or refer to pages 12-13.

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Oct. 1: FAFSA opened

File the 2020-2021 FAFSA as soon as possible at fafsa.gov for the most financial aid consideration, using OSU SCHOOL CODE 003170.

Nov. 1: Early Opportunity Scholarship Deadline

Apply by Nov. 1 to receive early scholarship and financial aid notification, and to compete for the highest level academic college awards.

Dec. 1: Enrollment deposit opens

Upon admission, submit your $300 enrollment deposit beginning Dec. 1 to be eligible to register for housing, orientation and enrollment at okla.st/portal.

Feb. 1: Priority Scholarship Deadline

Apply or update your test score(s), transcript(s) or scholarship file by Feb. 1 to ensure scholarship consideration.

Feb. 1: Housing registration opens

Housing registration opens for admitted students who have submitted the enrollment deposit. Apply online at reslife.okstate.edu.

Feb. 1: Registration for orientation and enrollment opens

Students who have submitted the enrollment deposit can begin signing up for an orientation and enrollment session at newstudents.okstate.edu. Orientation is mandatory for new students.

May 1: Deadline to accept some scholarships and financial aid

July 1: Final Scholarship Deadline

Submit updated test scores and transcripts by July 1 for scholarship updates.

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO APPLY?

JUNIORS: You can apply for admission to OSU starting July 1.Don’t miss your chance to APPLY IN JULY!

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BUDGETINGThe best way to manage your money over the course of a semester is to sit down and map out a budget. Sometimes you don’t realize how much you spend, even on the little things. You might find some ways to curb your expenses and help you save money.

TUITION AND FEESCreate a game plan to ensure you’re able to graduate on time. At OSU, the average number of credit hours to complete a degree is 120 credit hours. To graduate in four years, you must complete 30 credit hours per year. An extra year of school costs you additional money and lost earnings from not getting started on your career.

ROOM AND BOARDIf possible, consider less expensive housing options. This may include choosing a less expensive room and meal plan, or you may decide to move off campus or apply for a position as a community mentor to reduce costs after your freshman year.

BOOKS AND SUPPLIESYou can reduce the amount you pay for books and supplies if you shop for used books and carefully consider what course material is necessary. Students who purchase their books from the OSU Student Union Bookstore can look into their textbook buyback option each semester, or you may consider using the library’s textbook reserve option.

PERSONAL EXPENSESWatch these expenses closely. Create a budget and set spending limits for yourself. Watch out for credit cards - students with little or no income who buy on credit can quickly fall behind in payments and be subject to high interest rates.

OSU BURSAR ACCOUNTYour student bursar account is a record of charges, payments and applied financial assistance. The Office of the Bursar bills and collects all university-related charges for a student. Be aware that your bill must be paid on time in order to avoid a monthly finance charge and to prevent holds on future semester enrollment.

TRAVEL EXPENSESUtilize OSU’s bus system on campus and in Stillwater, which is free to students. A shuttle service is also available between OSU campuses in Stillwater and Tulsa. Consider riding a bike when possible, use discount airline fares and other inexpensive travel methods for your trips to and from school and avoid extra trips.

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Scholarship Opportunities

Students may only receive the award with the highest value they are eligible for from the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories. Exceptions include Oklahoma’s Promise and Cowboy Covenant, which can be combined with one award in the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories. Students must maintain a minimum GPA and number of credit hours per semester to renew assured scholarship opportunities each year. Renewable scholarship qualifications may vary. Deadlines, figures and admission requirements are subject to change. Visit okstate.edu for the most up-to-date information on admission and scholarships at Oklahoma State University. If selected, students may receive either the President’s Distinguished Scholarship OR the President’s Leadership Council Scholarship. Either award may be paired with other university scholarships.*Dependent on $2,000 unmet need (as determined by the FAFSA). Estimated based on 30 credit hours per academic year.**Dependent on $2,500 unmet need (as determined by the FAFSA). Estimated based on 30 credit hours per academic year.

Check with your high school guidance counselor to seek out opportunities in your community and online. Many students receive a number of local scholarships to help pay for college. Visit the OSU Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid website at financialaid.okstate.edu for additional information.

ESTIMATED COSTSEstimated educational expenses are shown below for the 2020-21 school year. Your actual costs will vary. These estimates are based on block rate tuition, which charges a single rate for students taking 12 to 18 credit hours. The block rate is a great tool for students to make the most of their tuition dollars and finish college on time. For complete information, visit financialaid.okstate.edu.

Tuition & Fees $12,700

Room & Board $9,340

Books & Supplies $1,140

Cost of Attending OSU $23,180

WORK FOR ITGetting a part-time job is a great way to build your résumé with work experience while developing time management skills and helping cover costs and personal expenses. There are more than 5,000 on-campus jobs available to OSU students. On-campus jobs usually offer 12 to 20 hours of work per week. Many jobs are available in the Stillwater community, too. Finding a job is as easy as applying online at HireOSUGrads.com. Jobs will be available for search after enrollment.

Financial Aid 101

WHAT IS FINANCIAL AID?Money from outside the household that helps pay college expenses.

WHAT IS THE FAFSA?The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is an online form that must be completed to apply for federal student aid, such as federal grants, work-study and loans. The FAFSA is also used to determine eligibility for state and school aid. Visit fafsa.gov to complete the form.

EXPECTED FAMILY CONTRIBUTION (EFC)Your EFC is the amount the government formulates that a family can contribute to educational expenses. Your EFC will remain the same regardless of what institution you attend. It is calculated when you complete the FAFSA.

SOURCES OF FINANCIAL AID• The federal government is the largest source of grants, loans and work-study.

• OSU offers many scholarships based on need and/or merit (i.e., test scores and GPA).

• For more details about possible financial awards, visit okla.st/types-of-aid.

About 85 percent of current OSU students receive some sort of financial aid. Get all the facts before you make one of the biggest decisions of your life. Your costs may be less than you think!

AWARD VALUE ELIGIBILTY

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARDA four-year partial tuition waiver.

$2,000 per year ($8,000 four-year total) OR $2,500 per year* ($10,000 four-year total)

4.0 unweighted HS GPA OR first in class on HS transcript;3.8 unweighted HS GPA AND 24 ACT or 1160-1190 SAT;3.7 unweighted HS GPA AND 25 ACT or 1200-1220 SAT;3.6 unweighted HS GPA AND 26 ACT or 1230-1250 SAT;3.5 unweighted HS GPA AND 27 ACT or 1260-1290 SAT;3.25 unweighted HS GPA AND 28-29 ACT or 1300-1350 SAT

REGENT’S DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIPA four-year partial tuition waiver.

$2,500 per year ($10,000 four-year total) OR $3,000 per year** ($12,000 four-year total)

Requires a 3.0 unweighted HS GPA AND at least a 30 ACT or 1360 SAT.

ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY AWARDA four-year partial tuition waiver.

$2,500 per year ($10,000 four-year total)

A need-based award, requires 3.0 unweighted HS GPA. Preference is given to students from underrepresented high schools, lower income areas of the state or first-generation college students.

COWBOY COVENANT - AN OKLAHOMA’S PROMISE PARTNERSHIPOklahoma’s Promise is a state scholarship program for registered participants that covers tuition at OSU. Cowboy Covenant is a four-year cash award funded by OSU.

Full tuition (Oklahoma’s Promise) AND $1,000 per year ($4,000 four-year total)

Available to Oklahoma’s Promise recipients who are fully admitted to OSU and demonstrate financial need (as determined by the FAFSA). See okpromise.org for details.

OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS’ INSTITUTIONAL NOMINEE (OSRHE)A five-year full tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state. Limited number available.

Up to $38,000 total Qualifying criteria set annually by the State Regents in late fall. See okhighered.org/academic-scholars for details.

OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS’ ACADEMIC SCHOLARS (OSRHE)A five-year full tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state.

Up to $48,800 total Based on ACT/SAT scores at or above the 99.5 percentile for OK residents. Additional criteria set annually by the State Regents. See okhighered.org/academic-scholars for details.

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPA five-year full tuition waiver and a combination of state, university and National Merit funding.

Up to $67,800 total The National Merit Scholarship Corporation determines requirements and eligibility. National Merit Finalists must select OSU as their first choice. See nationalmerit.org and okla.st/nationalmerit-ok for details.

ACADEMIC COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPSValue and terms vary by academic college and department.

Varied Based on the major students indicate on their application for admission, OSU academic colleges award scholarships. Selection may be based on a number of factors, including test scores and GPA, leadership and community service, essays, interviews and/or auditions.

PRESIDENT’S DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIPA four-year cash award.

Up to $2,500 per year (Up to $10,000 four-year total)

Highly competitive selection. Requires a minimum 3.75 GPA, a 27 ACT or 1260 SAT score and a strong record of leadership as indicated on the application for admission.

PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (PLC) SCHOLARSHIPA one-year cash award. Students serve on the President’s Leadership Council.

$1,500 total Highly competitive selection. Requires a strong record of leadership and community service as indicated on the application for admission.

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Scholarships in CASNR

The College of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources and its departments annually award more than $1.7 million in scholarships to students enrolled in and entering the college. When awarding scholarships, CASNR looks at several areas of a student’s background including (but not limited to) scholastic standing in high school or college, leadership qualities, financial need and sincere interest in the various CASNR disciplines. Students from all majors are considered for university scholarships which can be combined with college and departmental scholarship opportunities.

Opportunities to Excel

OSU offers several scholarships open to academically high-achieving, highly motivated students like you. Foremost among them is the very competitive Oklahoma State Scholars Society. The Oklahoma State Scholars Society is a four-year cost-of-attendance award and academic development program that provides a world-class education as well as study-abroad opportunities. Other notable programs include the Freshman Research Scholars and the President’s Leadership Council. Learn more at financialaid.okstate.edu.

Access and Affordability

OSU is dedicated to providing an accessible and affordable education for our students. That’s why we’ve developed money-saving options like block rate tuition and the bursar’s payment option plan which allows you to make semester-based monthly tuition payments instead of paying one lump sum. Our Academic Opportunity Award provides $2,500 per year to students with financial need who graduate from underrepresented high schools.

In-State ScholarshipsAWARD DESCRIPTION VALUE ELIGIBILTY

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD

A four-year partial tuition waiver. $2,000 per year ($8,000 four-year total) OR $2,500 per year* ($10,000 four-year total)


REGENT’S DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP

A four-year partial tuition waiver. $2,500 per year ($10,000 four-year total) OR $3,000 per year** ($12,000 four-year total)


ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY AWARD

A four-year partial tuition waiver. $2,500 per year ($10,000 four-year total)


COWBOY COVENANT - AN OKLAHOMA’S PROMISE PARTNERSHIP

Oklahoma’s Promise is a state scholarship program for registered participants that covers tuition at OSU. Cowboy Covenant is a four-year cash award funded by OSU.



OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS’ INSTITUTIONAL NOMINEE (OSRHE)

A five-year full tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state. Limited number available.


OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS’ ACADEMIC SCHOLARS (OSRHE)

A five-year full tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state.


NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP

A five-year full tuition waiver and a combination of state, university and National Merit funding.


ACADEMIC COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

Value and terms vary by academic college and department.


PRESIDENT’S DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP

A four-year cash award. Up to $2,500 per year (Up to $10,000 four-year total)


PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (PLC) SCHOLARSHIP

A one-year cash award. Students serve on the President’s Leadership Council.


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Students may only receive the award with the highest value they are eligible for from the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories. Exceptions include Oklahoma’s Promise and Cowboy Covenant, which can be combined with one award in the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories. Students must maintain a minimum GPA and number of credit hours per semester to renew assured scholarship opportunities each year. Renewable scholarship qualifications may vary. Deadlines, figures and admission requirements are subject to change. Visit okstate.edu for the most up-to-date information on admission and scholarships at Oklahoma State University.

*Dependent on $2,000 unmet need (as determined by the FAFSA). Estimated based on 30 credit hours per academic year. **Dependent on $2,500 unmet need (as determined by the FAFSA). Estimated based on 30 credit hours per academic year.

If selected, students may receive either the President’s Distinguished Scholarship OR the President’s Leadership Council Scholarship. Either award may be combined with other university scholarships. ACT and SAT scores are computed without the essay score.

UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE

ESTIMATED COSTSfor 2020-2021

TUITION & FEES ROOM & BOARD BOOKS & SUPPLIES TOTAL DIRECT EXPENSES (These estimates are based on 15 credit hours per semester. Your actual

costs will vary.)$12,700 $9,340 $1,140 $23,180

Some programs, such as OSU tuition scholarships, pay all or part of the cost of “tuition” only, not fees. To determine an estimate of tuition charges separate from fees, go to bursar.okstate.edu.

The first step is applying for admission. At Oklahoma State, we’re committed to helping qualified students get admitted to OSU to earn their college degrees.

Apply online at admissions.okstate.edu/apply. Complete your scholarship fileYour application for admission is also your application for scholarships, but your file is not complete until we have these items:

• Completed Essay Responses• Leadership & Involvement Experience (Honors, Employment, Activities, etc.)

The Early Opportunity Scholarship Deadline is Nov. 1, while all scholarship materials must be submitted by Feb. 1 to ensure scholarship consideration for fall-entering students. For more information on how to complete your file, visit admissions.okstate.edu/scholarship-file.

15-Unit Core Curricular Requirements: 4 units of English (Grammar, Composition and Literature); 3 units of Mathematics (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and above), 3 units of History and Citizenship Skills (Must include 1 unit of American History and 2 units from the subjects of history, Economics, Geography, Government, Civics and/or Non-Western Culture); 3 units lab science (Biology, Chemistry, Physical Sciences, Physics or any lab science certified by school district) and 2 units of other courses selected from any of the sections above or Computer Science or Foreign Language.Home Study or Unaccredited High Schools: Graduates must satisfy the curricular requirements and have either a 1160 SAT or a 24 ACT score. GPA and class rank are not used to evaluate students who fall under either category.

ACT and SAT scores are computed without the essay score.

COMPREHENSIVE REVIEWAt Oklahoma State University, ALL STUDENTS are encouraged to apply because we individually review each application for our holistic and alternative admission programs. We consider many factors, including high school GPA, ACT or SAT scores, completed application essays, leadership experience, community involvement and accomplishments.

ASSURED ADMISSIONStudents qualify for assured admission if they meet one of the following criteria:

• 3.0 unweighted cumulative GPA or higher AND top 33.3% rank in high school graduating class, OR

• 3.0 GPA or better in 15-unit core AND 21 ACT/1060 SAT or higher, OR

• 24 ACT/1160 SAT or higher.

Ways to be Admitted

Admissions documents required:1. Completed admission/scholarship application.

2. $40 nonrefundable application fee or application fee waiver.


4. Official ACT or SAT test score(s).


WANT TO BE ANOSU COWBOY?

2,443Oklahoma’s Promise students enrolled at OSU last year.

100+Countries Represented

85%OSU students receive scholarships and financial aid.

5,000+students work on the OSU campus each year.

Important Dates for Senior Year JULY 1 Students can apply for admission to OSU starting July 1 after their junior year of high school.

OCT. 1 FAFSA filing opens at fafsa.gov. File your 2020-2021 FAFSA as soon as possible beginning Oct. 1 for the most financial aid consideration using OSU school code 003170.

NOV. 1 Early Opportunity Scholarship Deadline. Apply by Nov. 1 to receive early scholarship and financial aid notification, and to compete for the highest level academic college awards.

DEC. 1 Upon admission, submit your enrollment deposit beginning Dec. 1 to be eligible to register for housing and New Student Orientation & Enrollment at okla.st/portal.

FEB. 1 Priority Scholarship Deadline. Apply or update your test score(s), transcript(s) or scholarship file by Feb. 1 to ensure scholarship consideration.

FAST FACTS

Top 100Best Value Public College by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance

60Miles from OKC and Tulsa in north-central Oklahoma

52NCAA Team Championships, the most in the Big 12 and fourth most in NCAA Division I

Top 10Rated honors curriculum by Inside Honors 2018-2019

$650kAn average college graduate with a bachelor’s degree earns $650,000 more during a lifetime than an average high school graduate.Source: Pew Research Center

1OSU has one of the only nationally recognized Freshman Research Scholars programs allowing freshmen to conduct research in any field. okla.st/frs

FEB. 1 Housing registration opens for admitted students. Apply online at reslife.okstate.edu.

FEB. 1 Registration for New Student Orientation and Enrollment opens for admitted students at newstudents.okstate.edu.

MARCH 1 Room selection begins for students selected for a Living Learning Program.

APRIL 1 Room selection begins for admitted students who have registered for housing.

MAY 1 Deadline to accept some scholarships and financial aid.

JULY 1 Final Scholarship Deadline. Submit updated test scores and transcripts by July 1 for scholarship updates.

In-State ScholarshipsAWARD DESCRIPTION VALUE ELIGIBILTY

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD

A four-year partial tuition waiver. $2,000 per year ($8,000 four-year total) OR $2,500 per year* ($10,000 four-year total)


REGENT’S DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP

A four-year partial tuition waiver. $2,500 per year ($10,000 four-year total) OR $3,000 per year** ($12,000 four-year total)


ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY AWARD

A four-year partial tuition waiver. $2,500 per year ($10,000 four-year total)


COWBOY COVENANT - AN OKLAHOMA’S PROMISE PARTNERSHIP

Oklahoma’s Promise is a state scholarship program for registered participants that covers tuition at OSU. Cowboy Covenant is a four-year cash award funded by OSU.




A five-year full tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state. Limited number available.


OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS’ ACADEMIC SCHOLARS (OSRHE)

A five-year full tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state.














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Students may only receive the award with the highest value they are eligible for from the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories. Exceptions include Oklahoma’s Promise and Cowboy Covenant, which can be combined with one award in the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories. Students must maintain a minimum GPA and number of credit hours per semester to renew assured scholarship opportunities each year. Renewable scholarship qualifications may vary. Deadlines, figures and admission requirements are subject to change. Visit okstate.edu for the most up-to-date information on admission and scholarships at Oklahoma State University.

*Dependent on $2,000 unmet need (as determined by the FAFSA). Estimated based on 30 credit hours per academic year. **Dependent on $2,500 unmet need (as determined by the FAFSA). Estimated based on 30 credit hours per academic year.

If selected, students may receive either the President’s Distinguished Scholarship OR the President’s Leadership Council Scholarship. Either award may be combined with other university scholarships. ACT and SAT scores are computed without the essay score.

UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE



costs will vary.)$12,700 $9,340 $1,140 $23,180


The first step is applying for admission. At Oklahoma State, we’re committed to helping qualified students get admitted to OSU to earn their college degrees.











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2,443Oklahoma’s Promise students enrolled at OSU last year.


85%OSU students receive scholarships and financial aid.


Important Dates for Senior Year JULY 1 Students can apply for admission to OSU starting July 1 after their junior year of high school.





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Out-of-State ScholarshipsThe first step is applying for admission. At Oklahoma State, we’re committed to helping qualified students get admitted to OSU to earn their college degrees.











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Students may only receive the award with the highest value they are eligible for from the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories.Students must maintain a minimum GPA and number of credit hours per semester to renew assured scholarship opportunities each year. Renewable scholarship qualifications may vary. Deadlines, figures and admission requirements are subject to change. Visit okstate.edu for the most up-to-date information on admission and scholarships at Oklahoma State University.

AWARD DESCRIPTION VALUE ELIGIBILTY

OUT-OF-STATE ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP

A four-year partial out-of-state tuition waiver.


$11,000 per year($44,000 four-year total)



24 ACT or 1160-1190 SAT AND3.0 unweighted HS GPA

25-26 ACT or 1200-1250 SAT AND3.0 unweighted HS GPA


30+ ACT or 1360+ SAT AND3.0 unweighted HS GPA

ALUMNI LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP



Available to students whose parents or grandparents graduated from OSU.


A five-year full out-of-state tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state. Limited number available.




Up to $145,400 total The National Merit Scholarship Corporation determines requirements and eligibility. National Merit Finalists must select OSU as their first choice. See nationalmerit.org and okla.st/nationalmerit-os for details.



Varied Based on the major students indicate on their application for admission, OSU academic colleges award scholarships. Selection may be based on a number of factors, including test scores and GPA, leadership and community service, written essays, interviews and/or auditions.







If selected, students may receive either the President’s Distinguished Scholarship OR the President’s Leadership Council Scholarship. Either award may be paired with other university scholarships. ACT and SAT scores are computed without the essay score.

UNDERGRADUATE OUT-OF-STATE



costs will vary.)$28,220 $9,340 $1,140 $38,700


FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FAFSA)For grants, loans and some scholarships, you must fill out the FAFSA. We recommend all students file their 2020-2021 FAFSA as soon as possible beginning Oct. 1 for the most financial aid consideration. For more information, visit fafsa.gov.

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789Freshmen received the Out-of-State Achievement Scholarship last year.


26%Out-of-State students representing all 50 states






JULY 1 Students can apply for admission to OSU starting July 1 after their junior year of high school.





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ESTIMATED COSTSEstimated educational expenses are shown below for the 2020-21 school year. Your actual costs will vary. These estimates are based on block rate tuition, which charges a single rate for students taking 12 to 18 credit hours. The block rate is a great tool for students to make the most of their tuition dollars and finish college on time. For complete information, visit financialaid.okstate.edu.

Tuition & Fees $28,220

Room & Board $9,340

Books & Supplies $1,140

Cost of Attending OSU $38,700

WORK FOR ITGetting a part-time job is a great way to build your résumé with work experience while developing time management skills and helping cover costs and personal expenses. There are more than 5,000 on-campus jobs available to OSU students. On-campus jobs usually offer 12 to 20 hours of work per week. Many jobs are available in the Stillwater community, too. Finding a job is as easy as applying online at HireOSUGrads.com. Jobs will be available for search after enrollment.

BUDGETINGThe best way to manage your money over the course of a semester is to sit down and map out a budget. Sometimes you don’t realize how much you spend, even on the little things. You might find some ways to curb your expenses and help you save money.

TUITION AND FEESCreate a game plan to ensure you’re able to graduate on time. At OSU, the average number of credit hours to complete a degree is 120 credit hours. To graduate in four years, you must complete 30 credit hours per year. An extra year of school costs you additional money and lost earnings from not getting started on your career.

ROOM AND BOARDIf possible, consider less expensive housing options. This may include choosing a less expensive room and meal plan, or you may decide to move off campus or apply for a position as a community mentor to reduce costs after your freshman year.

BOOKS AND SUPPLIESYou can reduce the amount you pay for books and supplies if you shop for used books and carefully consider what course material is necessary. Students who purchase their books from the OSU Student Union Bookstore can look into their textbook buyback option each semester, or you may consider using the library’s textbook reserve option.

PERSONAL EXPENSESWatch these expenses closely. Create a budget and set spending limits for yourself. Watch out for credit cards - students with little or no income who buy on credit can quickly fall behind in payments and be subject to high interest rates.

OSU BURSAR ACCOUNTYour student bursar account is a record of charges, payments and applied financial assistance. The Office of the Bursar bills and collects all university-related charges for a student. Be aware that your bill must be paid on time in order to avoid a monthly finance charge and to prevent holds on future semester enrollment.

TRAVEL EXPENSESUtilize OSU’s bus system on campus and in Stillwater, which is free to students. A shuttle service is also available between OSU campuses in Stillwater and Tulsa. Consider riding a bike when possible, use discount airline fares and other inexpensive travel methods for your trips to and from school and avoid extra trips.

Financial Aid 101

WHAT IS FINANCIAL AID?Money from outside the household that helps pay college expenses.

WHAT IS THE FAFSA?The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is an online form that must be completed to apply for federal student aid, such as federal grants, work-study and loans. The FAFSA is also used to determine eligibility for state and school aid. Visit fafsa.gov to complete the form.

EXPECTED FAMILY CONTRIBUTION (EFC)Your EFC is the amount the government formulates that a family can contribute to educational expenses. Your EFC will remain the same regardless of what institution you attend. It is calculated when you complete the FAFSA.

SOURCES OF FINANCIAL AID• The federal government is the largest source of grants, loans and work-study.

• OSU offers many scholarships based on need and/or merit (i.e., test scores and GPA).

• For more details about possible financial awards, visit okla.st/types-of-aid.

About 85 percent of current OSU students receive some sort of financial aid. Get all the facts before you make one of the biggest decisions of your life. Your costs may be less than you think!

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Scholarship Opportunities


If selected, students may receive either the President’s Distinguished Scholarship OR the President’s Leadership Council Scholarship. Either award may be paired with other university scholarships.

Check with your high school guidance counselor to seek out opportunities in your community and online. Many students receive a number of local scholarships to help pay for college. Visit the OSU Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid website at financialaid.okstate.edu for additional information.

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AWARD VALUE ELIGIBILTY

OUT-OF-STATE ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPA four-year partial out-of-state tuition waiver.









ALUMNI LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPA four-year partial out-of-state tuition waiver.



OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS’ INSTITUTIONAL NOMINEE (OSRHE)A five-year full out-of-state tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state. Limited number available.


NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPA five-year full tuition waiver and a combination of state, university and National Merit funding.


ACADEMIC COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPSValue and terms vary by academic college and department.


PRESIDENT’S DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIPA four-year cash award.

Up to $2,500 per year (Up to $10,000 four-year total)


PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (PLC) SCHOLARSHIPA one-year cash award. Students serve on the President’s Leadership Council.


Scholarships in CASNR

The College of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources and its departments annually award more than $1.7 million in scholarships to students enrolled in and entering the college. When awarding scholarships, CASNR looks at several areas of a student’s background including (but not limited to) scholastic standing in high school or college, leadership qualities, financial need and sincere interest in the various CASNR disciplines. Students from all majors are considered for university scholarships which can be combined with college and departmental scholarship opportunities.

Opportunities to Excel

OSU offers several scholarships open to academically high-achieving, highly motivated students like you. Foremost among them is the very competitive Oklahoma State Scholars Society. The Oklahoma State Scholars Society is a four-year cost-of-attendance award and academic development program that provides a world-class education as well as study-abroad opportunities. Other notable programs include the Freshman Research Scholars and the President’s Leadership Council. Learn more at financialaid.okstate.edu.

Access and Affordability

OSU is dedicated to providing an accessible and affordable education for our students. That’s why we’ve developed money-saving options like block rate tuition and the bursar’s payment option plan which allows you to make semester-based monthly tuition payments instead of paying one lump sum. Our Academic Opportunity Award provides $2,500 per year to students with financial need who graduate from underrepresented high schools.












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