THE UnivErsiTy of TUlsA

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In 2009, The University of Tulsa ranked 47th among private schools and 83rd among 262 national doctoral universities in U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges.” TU was also named one of the nation’s top 50 “Best Value” private colleges and universities by The Princeton Review. Why? Academic excellence, of course. Just as important is the feeling on campus — the familiarity of a small college in a vibrant research institution, stunning new facilities, students energized by opportunity.

If you’re thInkIng about the future, thInk about the unIverSIty of tulSa.

Connect with your future in small classes and close personal relationships with

outstanding faculty who are passionate teachers and leading scholars in their fields.

Student to faculty ratIo: 11:1average claSS SIze: 19

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your educatIon, your way Encouraged to combine majors, minors, concentrations within majors and certificates into highly personalized academic programs, many TU students double and triple major. Some students even design their own.

excellent to the core At the core of every TU education is the Tulsa Curriculum, a nationally recognized course of study that cultivates independent and critical thought in all students.

recognIzed for reSultS One of 150 colleges and universities included in Colleges of Distinction, TU is recognized for engaged students, great teaching, a vibrant campus community and successful results for graduates.

honorS program Find forward thinking company in stimulating honors classes based on the acclaimed Great Books program. Tackle the great questions about the human condition while you develop the essential skills that distinguish a well-rounded, well-educated human being.

have an Impact TU undergraduates partner with faculty mentors on such projects as researching cultural change in the former Soviet bloc, developing patented methods for making nanobatteries and designing engineering experiments for the space shuttle.

The UnIVeRsITy of TUlsA: designed from the ground up for

ambitious, original thinkers who are eager to explore new possibilities and

thrive at a national research university that retains a small college feel.

fund your great IdeaS Freshmen selected for the Tulsa Undergraduate Research Challenge (TURC) take advanced courses, serve the community and conduct funded research with top professors. Many go on to win national scholarships.

preSent orIgInal reSearch TU undergraduates publish and present original research in such areas as energy management, alternative energy, global engineering, arts management and fine arts conservation.

“ TU’s emphasis on self-determined learning has let me take charge of my education and direct my degree program.”

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go global The Center of Global Education links students to the wider world — and to financial assistance and scholarships that support study abroad. The Center facilitates international internships, language programs and English-speaking study programs in countries where English is not the native language.

thInkEngAgEdAt TU, your academic program is designed around your goals. faculty

and advisors help you identify undergraduate research projects, majors

that reach across departments and colleges and innovative programs

designed for success in the emerging careers of the 21st century.

SpecIalIzed areaS of Study Students reach across departments to pursue programs in environmental policy, international business and languages, film studies and arts management.

top ScholarS

1 in 10 undergraduates is a National Merit Finalist.

96% of faculty hold the highest degree attainable in their field.

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“TU always tries to stay ahead of the game — always listening to what students have to say and

always improving an already great university.”

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2008 tu graduate job placement rateS

83% of TU graduates who seek employment are successful within three months of graduation.

Big rig Billea rippe works on a drill rig simulator at TU’s north Campus. petroleum engineering students at TU explore the leading edge of energy research in one of the top 10 programs in the country.

“My education has given me the confidence to enter the oil and gas industry with excellent problem solving skills

and well established ethics. TU is empowering!”

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Secure the Internet Students in TU’s pioneering Cyber Corps program prepare for tomorrow’s careers in information and computer security. TU is an emerging national leader in computer security education and research.

healthcare and SportS ScIence TExercise and sports science, nursing, education, research and more--at TU, you prepare for top careers in the fast growing healthcare industry. pre-med acceptance rates to medical school run 20 points above the national average.

experIence advertISIng Art students in TU’s Third Floor Design get real world communications experience working with area nonprofit agencies. Graphic design and advertising students create ad campaigns, banner and billboard designs, logos and more.

Show uS the money Through the Student Investment Fund, TU business students use real money to manage real securities and investments, learning essential lessons about market behaviors, up and down.

InternShIpS All TU students can apply for a paid internship— in some cases, as early as second semester of sophomore year. The public Service Internship program matches interns with area nonprofit service organizations.

Connecting academics with opportunity is a TU specialty. Innovative

programs bring learning to life through practice and participation.

Internships—in Tulsa, across the U.s. and around the world —

help you refine skills essential to career success.

lIvable tulSa With 380 high tech firms and 54,000 technology jobs, Newsweek named Tulsa (pop. 400,000) one of 10 U.S. “New Frontier” technology cities. National Geographic Adventure magazine says Tulsa has it all.

tulSa workS New Tulsa area companies have added thousands of jobs in such fields as biodiesel, telecommunications support, airline services, oil exploration and petroleum engineering and network operations. Tulsa is also a rich resource for internships.

“ i love exploring the city — looking at architecture, discovering little restaurants and trying them for the first time and going into stores just to see what they have.”

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dream In blue and green Tulsa is located in the heart of Northeastern Oklahoma’s Green Country, home to half of Oklahoma’s state parks and thousands of acres of beautiful lakes.

let’S eat With more than 1,100 restaurants, you can satisfy just about any taste in Tulsa.

great ShoppIng nearby Nearby shopping malls include RiverWalk Crossing, Woodland hills Mall, The promenade and historic Cherry Street, as well as upscale Utica Square.

thInkTUlsAAn important hub of commerce and industry, Tulsa offers a level

of sophistication and professional opportunity rare in American cities.

In 2008, Relocate-America named Tulsa as one of its top 10 cities.

cultural tulSa

Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art Gilcrease MuseumGreenwood Cultural Center philbrook Museum of ArtTheater TulsaTulsa Air and Space Museum & planetariumTulsa Ballet Tulsa Opera Tulsa Symphony Orchestra

CUrTAin CAll Musical theatre major Clair ludwig applies makeup during dress rehearsal for a campus production of Hamlet. Tulsa rewards TU students with a taste for culture with discounted admission to the Tulsa Ballet, Tulsa opera, Tulsa symphony orchestra and more.

“Tulsa has great art museums and beautiful parks, outstanding theater and music. My favorite coffee shop? The Collective—

where you can go local and support a graduate of TU. The best take out food? don’t make me pick!”

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The TU campus is alive with activity: 70% of students live on campus, and TU consistently ranks high

in student satisfaction.

champIonS With six national and 13 Conference USA championships,

TU Golden hurricane teams in all sports compete in Division IA of the NCAA. Eleven TU student-athletes have been named

Conference USA Scholar Athletes of the Year.

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get Involved From habitat for humanity and Earth Matters to the TU Academic Bowl team and Outdoor Club, 300+ student organizations make it easy to get involved in the life of the school.

apartment lIvIng made eaSy Spacious student apartment villages flank the new Chapman Commons. The villages feature off-street parking and a shared recreational hall with swimming pool. Cluster-style units include modern kitchens and bathrooms.

on Stage, on campuS Recent performances and speakers on campus have included 50 Cent, Maya Angelou, Ben Folds, J. M. Coetzee, Cokie Roberts and Azar Nafisi. Grab great pub fare and check out new live music at the hurricane hut.

greek lIfe With 17 fraternities and sororities on campus, many TU students participate in Greek-sponsored community service and leadership activities throughout the year.

annual eventS and tradItIonS Traditional campus events include Fallfest, Springfest, Oozefest (mud volleyball tournament), the Toilet Bowl (flag football competition complete with queen!).

for fun and fItneSS At the Collins Fitness Center, you can join walking and running clubs, take non-credit fitness classes, play intramural sports and work out in a state-of-the-art fitness center. You can even get a personal trainer.

At TU, you get to have it both ways: big college resources on a first name

basis. Division IA athletics and academic excellence put TU on the national

map. on campus, you’re part of a thriving, friendly community.

apply to tu Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis. Applicants are encouraged to complete the process as early as possible during their senior year. An online application form at www.utulsa.edu makes applying fast and easy. You may also download or have an application sent to you. TU accepts the Common Application.

fInancIal conSIderatIonS TU is among the lowest-priced selective, independent universities in the nation. In addition, most TU undergraduates receive financial assistance in some form; we offer numerous merit-based scholarships and need-based financial assistance plans. We invite you to explore the financial aid section of our website and contact us to learn more about your many financing options.

for more InformatIon For more information about The University of Tulsa please contact the Office of Admission.

office of admission www.utulsa.edu phone: 918.631.2307; toll free: 1.800.331.3050 fax: 918.631.5003 email: admission@utulsa.edu

vISItTUlsAfeel the closeness of the community, see the new buildings and beauty

of the campus and experience that great TU vibe on a campus visit. Come during an event geared to your interests, or feel free to schedule

a personalized, one-on-one visit at a time that is convenient for you. start at www.utulsa.edu, or contact us directly.

90% of students receive financial assistance. scholarships and need-based aid make TU affordable to all.

over the past decade, TU has invested $175 million in campus improvements including new student apartments, athletic and fitness facilities and 21st century learning environments.

majorS

Accounting (B.S.B.A.)

Anthropology (B.A.)

Art (B.A. or B.F.A.)*: Emphasis in Ceramics, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, and Printmaking

Art history (B.A.)

Arts Management (B.A.)

Athletic Training (B.S.A.T.)†

Biochemistry (B.S.)

Biogeosciences (B.S.)

Biological Science (B.S. or B.A.)‡: Options in Pre- Medicine, Pre-Dentistry and Pre-Veterinary

Chemical Engineering (B.S.): Options in Environmental Engineering, Materials, Petroleum Refining, and Pre-Medicine

Chemistry (B.S. or B.A.)‡

Communication (B.A.)

Computer Science (B.S.)

Deaf Education (B.A.)*

Earth and Environmental Science (B.A.)‡

Economics (B.S.B.A., B.S., or B.A.)‡

Education, Elementary (B.A.)†: Secondary education certification offered with a major (designated by a ‡)

Electrical Engineering (B.S.)

Energy Management (B.S.)

Engineering physics (B.S.)

English (B.A.)‡

Environmental policy (B.A. or B.S.)

Exercise and Sports Science (B.S.E.S.S.)*

Film Studies (B.A.)

Finance (B.S.B.A.)

French (B.A.)*

Geology (B.S. or B.A.): Options in Environmental Science and Geophysics

German (B.A.)*

history (B.A.)‡

Information Systems Technology (B.S.)

International Business and Languages (B.S.I.B.L.)

Management (B.S.B.A.): Specialization in Business Law, Entrepreneurship and Family Owned Business, and Human Resource Management

Management Information Systems (B.S.B.A.)

Marketing (B.S.B.A.): Specialization in Integrated Marketing Communications

Mathematics (B.S. or B.A.)‡

Mathematics, Applied (B.S.)‡: Options in Business, Computer Science, Education, Engineering, and Environmental Sciences

Mechanical Engineering (B.S.)

Music (B.A.)†

Music (B.M.)†: Composition, Instrumental Performance, Music Theory, Piano Performance, and Vocal Performance

Music Education (B.M.E.)*: Instrumental, Vocal, Vocal with piano emphasis

Musical Theatre (B.A.)

Nursing (B.S.N.)†

Organizational Studies (B.A.)

petroleum Engineering (B.S.): Minors available in Chemical, Environmental or Mechanical Engineering and Geosciences

philosophy (B.A.)

physics (B.S. or B.A.)‡

political Science (B.A.)‡

psychology (B.A.)‡

Religion (B.A.)

Russian Studies (B.A.)*

Sociology (B.A.)‡

Spanish (B.A.)*

Speech-Language pathology (B.S.)*

Theatre (B.A.)‡: Specialization in performance or technical design

mInorS

Most disciplines as well as Business Administration for non-business majors, Classics, Coaching, Creative Writing, Dance, Early Childhood Intervention, Film Scoring (for music and film studies majors only) , Greek, International Business (Business majors only), Latin, and Russian.

certIfIcate programS

These programs may serve in lieu of a minor; or for students who already hold a degree, each may be completed as a freestanding program under a non-degree seeking status.Accounting, Advertising, African American Studies, Classics, Computer Science, Finance, Information Security, International Studies, Journalism Studies, Judaic Studies, Legal Thought, Management Information Systems (MIS), Museum Studies, political philosophy, Visual Communications, Women’s Studies.

preprofeSSIonal/SpecIal programS

Available with any major Air Force ROTC (AFROTC) pre-Med (pRM) pre-Law (pRL)

Notes

*K-12 Teacher Certification is available.

†An additional program application or approval is required.

‡Secondary Teacher Certification is available.

academIcprogrAMsThe following majors are available at The University of Tulsa through

the henry Kendall College of Arts and sciences, Collins College of Business and the College of engineering and natural sciences.

offIce of admISSIon800 South Tucker DriveTulsa, Oklahoma 74104www.utulsa.edu

tulSafACTsthe unIverSIty of tulSa

Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma (pop. 400,000)

Founded: 1894

Institution Type: private, doctoral degree granting, accredited, coeducational

Affiliation: Nondenominational; founded by the presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), 1894

Colors: Old Gold, Royal Blue, Crimson

StudentS

Enrollment: 4,192 (3,049 undergraduate, 1,143 graduate and law)

programs: 59 undergraduate, 33 graduate, 9 doctoral

Average class size: 19

Average ACT range, middle 50%: 24-30* SAT range, middle 50%: 1130 - 1400*

64% of students graduated in top 10% of their high school class*

National Merit Finalists: 1 in 10 undergraduates

TU presidential Scholars: 271

Undergraduate male/female ratio: 54/46

Diversity: Oklahoma: 44%; other states: 42%; multicultural: 16%; international: 13%

Competitive Scholarships: Since 1995, TU students have received 42 Goldwater Scholarships, 27 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships, 7 Department of Defense Fellowships, 8 Truman Scholarships, 6 Fulbright Grants, 5 Morris K. Udall Scholarships, 6 phi Kappa phi Graduate Fellowship, 4 British Marshall Scholarships.

faculty

Student/faculty ratio: 11 to 1

Full-time faculty: 306

Endowed chairs and/or professorships: 42

Doctorate or equivalent highest degree in their field: 96%

athletIcSThe Golden hurricane have 18 men’s and women’s NCAA Division I A teams competing in Conference USA.

Women: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Rowing, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Men: Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Soccer, Tennis

coStS (2009-2010)

Tuition: $26,722

Room & board: $8,544

Fees: $605

fInancIal aId

percentage of students receiving financial aid: 90%*

* 2008 freshman class