The University of Tulsa

TU's relatively small size is one of its great advantages. Classes are small, so professors become trusted advisors and research mentors. Since all undergraduate students live on campus for at least 2 years, it’s easy to make new friends and join in clubs and activities.

With over 150 student organizations, there are plenty of ways to be active at TU. Over 85% of students join on-campus recreational teams in more than 40 sports. Your student ID gives you free entrance to any of TU’s many Division I sports matches.

TU’s campus features state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratories for building real-world skills. These include professional-level financial technology, a huge arts complex with studios and editing labs, and cutting-edge petroleum engineering facilities.

There’s plenty to see and do in Tulsa, including museums, concert halls, boutique shops and lots of delicious local and international foods. The city is filled with parks and scenic trails for biking and running, enjoyable all year round in Tulsa's warm climate.