**Note: In addition to the freshman admission requirements to be admitted in good standing, any new freshman applicant must also satisfy the retention standards listed below for any college-level credit earned while in high school.

***A GED recipient's high school class must have graduated for a student to be eligible for admission.

There are special alternative admission categories for some students whose high school performance and test scores do not meet the requirements to be admitted in good standing. For more information about your specific situation, please feel free to contact the Office Undergraduate of Admissions.

You may apply for admission online using our electronic application, or a hard-copy application which can be mailed to our office at:

A campus tour is a great way to explore the opportunities available to you at Oklahoma State University. There are many options to choose from when you visit the campus. Some of the options include: a campus tour, an academic appointment with the undergraduate college of your choice or even look at on-campus housing. Visit our campus tour webpage to plan your campus visit. If you have any questions, call 1-800-233-5019 Ext. 1.

If you are a US citizen or US permanent resident you can apply up until classes begin for the semester you wish to attend. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible as some of the other applications such as Scholarships, Financial Aid and Residential Life have deadlines, and awards are dependent upon being admitted.

Upon acceptance to OSU, you will receive information regarding enrollment. New freshmen enrolling for the summer or fall semester will choose either the recommended overnight or the one day orientation/enrollment program during the months of May and June. Freshmen entering OSU in the spring semester will enroll in early December.

You can visit the Residential Life website at www.reslife.okstate.edu. On their website you will find information about the three types of housing available to students, on-campus meal plans, learning communities and much more.

A student's residency status is determined by staff in the Office of Admissions from information submitted on your application for admission. Please feel free to contact Admissions to inquire about your specific situation. We publish the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education residency policy on our website.

All credit transferred to OSU is evaluated on a course by course basis. We encourage students to meet with an advisor in the undergraduate college of interest for assistance with course transferability. If you will earn credit from a two-year Oklahoma institution, you can view our online Transfer Guides.

OSU grants college credit for acceptable scores on CLEP, AP and IB exams. Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for a Credit by Exam brochure, which lists acceptable exams, minimum scores required and OSU course equivalents. You can also view the brochure on the web.

Email the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at admissions@okstate.edu to request this change. Please include your full name, date of birth and/or Campus Wide ID number and the new major in your email. You can update your major through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions until you enroll in your classes. After that time, you will need to contact the Office of the Registrar.

The OSU Testing Center administers several exams for current or prospective OSU students who are unable to take the associated national exam on a regularly scheduled national test date. Unlike national exams, scores for these residual exams are valid only at OSU and NOC – Stillwater. To sign-up for the exam, call 405-744-5958 and for more information about the exams visit University Assessment and Testing.

We are open Monday thru Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. If you have questions outside of working hours, please email us at admissions@okstate.edu and we will respond the next working day.

Office of Undergraduate Admissions
1-800-233-5019 Ext. 1 or 405-744-5358
admissions@okstate.edu