20 Best Mba Programs In Tulsa, OK (2022 Updated)

During a high school graduation, I was requesting help from the ORU security and Mabee Center hired help. I was verbally and physically assaulted and verbally assaulted, disrespected, humiliated, district, confused, appalled and taken back at how everything unfolded so fast. I was just trying to get help, I in no action of a crime, assault or anything illegal, simply in the lo by requesting help.. I do not recommend anyone to have there family here for any reason.. wish I could have posted a much better review. 😕 never again will my family be tarnished by the "spiritual" aspect of a college or business again.BP Family

All the people are so friendly! Most of t He students a d staff come from the south, so they all have that warm, southern love for everyone. The professors are outstanding; they genuinuely care about the students and their success-not just academiclly, but developmentally and spiritually. The campus is lovely! There's so many garden areas, benches, and trees! There are even little bunnies hopping around everywhere! The gardeners are on the clock every day, making this camus truly exceptional. I highly recommend a visit!Alexis B.

I have been going to oral roberts university for almost two years. It has truly changed my life. It is a place if fully embraced can lead you closer to the lord and to the career of one’s dreams. The professors are world class. The workload can be challenging at times but is to help in preparation for the work force. I recommend living on campus to get the full experience if possible. ❤️Tanner Buford

I graduated from the Adult and Graduate Studies Program in 2010. This program is a joke. I took better classes at TCC! I feel like I paid for my straight A's. The classes were not challenging, most of the teachers I had did not take the class serious. Plus, since the University does not promote their program with an local businesses, good luck getting that higher paying job after college. I have kept in touch with my cohort, everyone else is in the same boat. To the point where most of them have gone on to OSU graduate program so maybe that will make a difference. In short, save your money, go to TCC and OSU.Halley S

After spending my undergraduate career here, I believe this was the best school that I could have ever chose to enhance my education and prepare myself for the future. I received my BS in Marketing Summer 2012 and began my MBA degree at another university within months. I have never felt more prepared for the course load. My business professors at OKWU were an inspiration for me during my undergraduate career, and still remain a part of my life as mentors after I graduated.Caleb Smith

I'm a freshman here and it has been a great experience. The staff is great, the school focuses on the truth of the Bible, and the primacy of Christ is the number one priority. I wouldn't go to any other college, especially if going into the ministry.Chip Cole

This is my sister's first semester here, and will be the last. These people make you jump through hoops with all the different paperwork and verifications they need. I've attended 3 different universities and 1 is in a whole nother state and I haven't had so many issues. Not only does there financial aid page not make sense. You can't even see what aid is going where because of the ridiculous amount of fees and clutter on the page. Worst experience at a school yet, and I don't even go here. My siblings all go to different universities in Oklahoma both pwi, and hbcu and this is by far the least organized. I regret picking this university for her. Only good thing is the dorms. Besides that go elsewhere.Erykah Briscoe-Maldonado

This school and the instructors are AMAZING and as long as you do what you’re supposed to, they will work with you and help you. I would recommend this college all day, every day. They are wonderful. Especially the Psychology DepartmentBarbara Evans

Walked the nature trails. A pleasant experience in the midst of the city. Over the years the asphalt trails have become increasingly broken up so it's not a smooth path but it is enjoyable. The college is a pleasant place.Mike Gardner

This school is hardly what it pretends to be in its recruiting campaigns. The professors are usually great, and the student culture is very welcoming, but the administration of the school is far over reaching, and their public image is decietful at best. Nothing really sets this school apart from any other secular liberal arts college except their over-bearing restrictions and expectations. They claim to be affordable and award academic scholarships generously but don't factor that into your budget for the long haul: tuition rises, awards don't. Apart from those scholarships, the school is especially expensive and needlessly so. They require an expensive meal plan for their unbelievably wasteful cafeteria and they charge high price for minimal housing accommodation. You will find that once you enroll here you drop to the bottom priority of the administration. Everything here is about impressing visitors (well except for the attrocious landscaping across campus). On football game days, you will likely have difficulty finding parking spaces, despite the fact that you live here and ought to be able to park here. If on gameday you decide to park elsewhere on campus (if you manage to find a space) you will almost certainly receive a citation. Citations are enforced on the students who live here and pay to attend, but visitors are given a pass for just about every infraction they could dream of committing. For their most recent new residence center they have added only a gravel parking lot (behind the building so visitors hopefully won't see it) and I assume they don't intend to pave it considering it's been 3 years now. Who knows if this trend will continue. Internet has never been great here but it gets worse as the years go on. They have installed more restrictions over their network as the years go on. YouTube is hit or miss since half the intersting things you'll find might be blocked. (I'm not talking about just innapropriate content, but almost anything from an unverified channel that might be censored). Like most Christian colleges they have a chapel requirement, and they are very strict about it. You won't graduate unless you watch all 96 of the half-baked evangelistic sermons they force feed you and don't you dare try to be distracted by your phone or with homework. I don't want you to get the wrong idea here. You probably will struggle to find another university that's much better about most these issues. My point is, though, that OBU really is nothing exceptional as a school and especially not as a Christian school. It's very clear that they are far more concerned about the prevalence of Christian appearance than ministering to their students or their community. Just go to a state school and join a campus ministry if you really want a Christian experience in college. This place isn't worth it.Tony Carter

You won't find a university with a more caring staff, faculty, or student body. Within a week of being on campus, I found my place. OBU offers plenty of student organizations and sports and encourages campus involvement (Biggie, Spring Affair, basketball, football, TWIRP, and more). Yes, classes are rigorous, but I felt more prepared for a career than friends who attended state schools. After attending a state school myself, I can say I felt more like a person than an ID number at OBU. Your professors will know who are and even invite you for afternoon tea. Whether you are enjoying the hammocks in the spring, filling the fountain with bubbles, or attending Canterbury, it's easy to find your place at OBU.Cami Sayre

The theatre professors are great and a lot of the students are nice but other than that this school sucks. You are forced to take classes that have nothing to do with your major, forced to do chapel and worst of all the food is disgusting except on days they have students that are wanting to go there to school. Its a waste of money and time and too expensive. You are better off going to OU or another college. And you will not get your tuition money or work study jobs. And if you are a theatre student you are forced to build sets even if you want to act. And if you are a minority your chances of getting a part in a play is slim pickings. Save ur money and go to another school. #slavelaborFinese Leoni

I attended Community Care College in 2019-2020, receiving an Associates (AOS) degree in Business & Industry Management. It had been 25 years since attending high school, and I wasn't exactly the most studious student in the 90's! But, having many career-life years ahead of me, I knew I needed to stay relevant and not become antiquated in my education, knowledge, or on my resume. Take it from me, you're never too old to further your education, better your circumstance, or change your career. Proud to say I was a 4.0 Presidential Honors graduate! Enrollment was made easy by their admissions & financial aid, and the instructors were engaging! I also appreciated how they regularly recognized student success. I completed my program 100% online, so it was easy to work around my full-time job and family. I'm so glad I chose to finally attend and do the work, now I have what I need to expand my career/financial well being!BRANDI P.

I had enrolled into the evening Medical Assistant Program, and was very impressed before I even signed up. All the staff or very friendly (and not that fake friendly, either), helpful, and encouraging. They go out of their way to help you with whatever you need. I had Ms. Toni, who, in my opinion, is one of the best college professor's out there. Every week was a new subject, every day was a quiz, but the way she taught every subject was in a way I could comprehend, and that's saying something, considering I have a learning disability, which you would have never guessed considering I graduated with a 3.95 GPA. Ms. Toni is more than willing to do one-on-one tutoring if needed, and there is a lot of resources that they give you. The Financial Aid, and Career Services are all very simple and helpful. I would HIGHLY recommend this college to anyone who is serious about pursuing a career. It's hard work, but it's worth it!Charlie Delp

Toni Bethel of Community Care College is such a wonderful teacher. Going back to school at 33 was a scary experience for me. She took me under her wing and gave me the best educational experience I have ever had. If I didn't understand the lesson, she would stay before or after her shift to personally help me. She made sure we all understand what she was teaching. My family experienced some medical emergencies while in school, she gave me so much emotional support during that time. I graduated with a 4.0. all because she is an excellent teacher. She truly cares about each one of her students. She gives her whole heart to teaching. She changed my life for the better!Erin Elizabeth Brock

Let’s 👏🏻 Stop 👏🏻 Texting 👏🏻 And 👏🏻 Calling 👏🏻 Me 👏🏻 Asking 👏🏻 If 👏🏻 I 👏🏻 Want 👏🏻 To 👏🏻 Receive 👏🏻 More 👏🏻 Texts 👏🏻 And 👏🏻 Calls. I have answered NO about 20 times at least. Your school provided years of mental trauma to me and I am just now trying to find peace with Jesus again after being shown how the “Church of Christ” handles students who are struggling with their ridiculous rules and trying to attend enough events every semester to make the staff feel good, or have any worldviews apart from their own. Good luck working out over the next decade with this new generation who loves to love!Morgan Christie

Do you want to be shown the OPPOSITE of Christ’s love, and be taught to live the OPPOSITE ways he has directed us to in the Bible? Look no further! This school enjoys collecting fines from students and scrutinizing young adults, even going as far as to kick them out with no chance of finishing their school year or earning their money back, because there was a male student hanging out with them in their apartment. 8 years ago, that’s exactly what they did to me! Be careful not to have any opposite gender friends; they’re a big no-no to God apparently.Morgan C

As an OC alumni I daily an thankful for my time at OC. I was challenged intellectually and I greatly enjoyed my time with my brothers in Kappa Sigma Tau. I plan on returning for graduate work because of the personal relationship I gained with many of my professors during my undergraduate studies. The student/teacher ratio is one of the best things about this school and if you're looking for a Christian education that challenges your faith and prepares you for the workplace, this is a great University to look at.Brent Stafford

I do not attend school here, but my kids and I were driving by just checking it out and my car started overheating so I saw a grounds keeper watering the flowers, so I stopped and asked him if he could put water in my car. He said well I'm not supposed to. Following the rules is great but we all need to learn to be human again!Barbara Hamilton

Beautiful campus. Great people that show great care to the students, faculty and staff. I work in the police department and let me tell you, they are very attentive and devoted to keeping the campus safe here. Everyone really cares and it is a fantastic atmosphere.Mira On the Wall

Great looking campus. Stopped in to look around and met Annette in marketing and she was super nice to me. Spent time talking about the campus and made me feel very welcomed. Thank you for the post card.Ben Huston

Just finishing up with phase 1 and this is the best decision I have ever made!! Love it here the instructors are fantastic people and more than willing to answer any questions you may have, actually everyone in that building has been absolutely wonderful since the moment I walked through the door. If you have even the slightest bit of interest in welding you definitely should consider talking to one of the representatives because it only took one phone call for me and when my rep told me it was like 80% hands on that was about all it took. Can’t forget about the office staff either they helped me find work before my first week of school was even half through, all around wonderful people here they actually care about there students and will go the extra mile. Love it here, best decision for a good future!! So 3 years later and I still believe this is the choice I’ve made in my adult life!! I’m making more money than I ever have and the wages just keep increasing year after year!! Since I started my welding career 3 years ago I’ve literally doubled my hourly wage and making just shy of 75k a year, if your thinking about this as a trade and your reading this? Well go for it because the sky is the limit and you’ll be needed all over the world and perhaps one day you’ll be needed out of this world too!!Elliot Strouse

You know I have sit here and read all these reviews. And what I get from it is some of you sound like you need somebody to hold your hand. I came into Tulsa welding school never welding a day in my life. Never even seen a welder for that matter. I have stayed on the presidents honor roll and the Dean's List throughout the whole entire time I have been there. I'm 6 weeks away from graduating and I am going to the AOS program afterwards. The instructors here or absolutely amazing.. I have learned so much now there's times where I wanted to quit because it got hard. But I had different instructors and Lead instructors right there pushing me. I love the school. I've heard a lot of negative things about the school but one thing that was always told to me and it will always stick out is you get out of the school what you put into the school. So if you're not ready to be there everyday welding then it's probably not time for you to be there yet but if you're ready to learn how to weld and go on to making bigger and better things with your life then by all means this is the school for you. But since it is such a short time you have to be there every day. Even just one day missed can put you behind. I've already got a job offer for $40 an hour. And $100 a day per diem. Thank you Tulsa welding school!Lacey Jackson

EDIT: This is regarding the Jacksonville,Fl campus(I think. Maybe their enrollment personnel are for all campuses), so I can’t speak for any other locations. Never even attended. This place appears to be all about your money. Or at least the person I communicated with was. Was reluctant to communicate via text or email(can’t prove it but it was as if having documentation of statements/assurances made the person apprehensive). The only info I could get was about the enrollment period that starts next month. When I asked about the one after that they told me they don’t know when it will be. I need to plan my schooling around work but it seemed the persons goal was to meet a quota for this current enrollment period and would not provide help/info that benefitted my planning instead of their pay. Ask questions before spending money. Make sure you communicate via text or email to document. If they keep pushing phone calls don’t relent. Then see how you feel about the organization.Cory Bartolo

Good building for classes. It's easy to see the building has age but the main entrance and classrooms look and seem very updated.Ethan

DO NOT EVER ATTEND OU! It is openly racist and they do NOT care about their students. My husband went to OU and he came home angry everyday because the teachers only taught their political stand point. My friend was told by her teacher; "if you oppose me you are racist!" This school should be shut down. My husband also said that one of his teachers was quitting because the school doesnt care their students.Desert Rose

I went here to get my first ultrasound and blood tests done and had a great experience! The staff were great and I was happy that students were learning because of me!Mimi Hayes

Once again, a quick visit to the Covid19 testing pod. Very efficient and very competent. Make appointments online through the OSU CoVid19 portal.David Stambaugh

I haven't really had to deal with the actual clinic, but their drive-through Covid-19 testing works like a flawless machine!Dave Ferrell

Not a student. But as a millennial who purposefully moved to the area because of the University I can say I'm in love with the campus. Beautiful architecture, the atmosphere is open and beautiful, the staff are friendly and everywhere I have ever walked my dogs, or posted up with my hammock and a book its clean! Well lit at night, quiet, no suspicious people and overall a great place to spend time either learning as a part of the college student body; or simply as someone passing through enjoying every momentAnonymous Petparent

We love going to TU games. My older brother graduated from TU. He also played football there, so it's very nostalgic for me to attend their events. They have a very clean stadium and the staff is always nice. Go Golden Hurricanes! Yesterday we were able to meet the basketball teams and I spoke to the Ladies coach. It was a cool experience. It's a nice university and a beautiful campus.I'm the stuff

Great university, much more personal with being a smaller school. Can't compare the perks of smaller class sizes, personalized care/attend when needed for whatever reason, more of a "family emphasis"atmosphere for everything from orientation, convocation, homecoming, football games, graduation, etc. Your student isn't "just a number" at TU!Vickie Ray

Beautiful campus and amazing faculty. I received a GA position this semester, myself along several others GAs have been given the runaround regarding our payments over the semester. Kathy, whom I spoke with yesterday, told me I would have to wait until the next pay period for payment. GAs are paid once at the end of each month. When I explained to Kathy that expecting me to wait an entire month for payment was unrealistic, she explained to me how much of a pain it would be for her to file the proper paperwork to issue my paycheck. She then offered a loan on my paycheck until the university could afford to pay me. Its clear Kathy thinks her department is a loanshark operation of sorts. The issues and problems I received with payroll is not an isolated incident. Other GAs are having to bend over backwards in order to receive payment. Faculty has expressed to me that this behavior from payroll is nothing new and I should continue to expect issues and problems with payroll moving forward. The university has no interest in paying its students workers so long as the positions they are offering get filled and they can financially abuse and excuse any concerns brought up by student workers. If one of your hopes at this institution as a student is to receive fair pay as scheduled for work that has been performed, I suggest you look elsewhere. Payroll will do everything in it's power to delay payment and attempt to discourage you from seeking further payment because it's so much work for them. I request and hope that the university exhibits and displays it's core values, integrity, collaboration, creativity, leadership, excellence, communication and diversity, to remedy this situation and show what it means to be a riverhawk.Joe Moberly

Really terrible experience with the staff. An hour late to their own meetings. Scrolling on the phone while I talk (about how my father died when I was 19). I took my time and money elsewhere, and I suggest you do as well. These guys have their noses in the sky and big heads. I promise, you can do better. I got my Bachelor's and moved forward, despite how I was treated at this institution, another put me in a leadership society, opening me up to notable alumni and scholarships. If you are grown, have children, and work this is absolutely not for you. This is for children with financial aid and athletic scholarships.Brittany Wilson

NSU is nice, small school. I'm currently taking a gap year, but I'm a student at Northeastern State. I started in Spring 2020 and started my gap year (which is now looking to be a gap two years) after the Spring 2021 school year. I'm not sure if I'll return or not if or when I decide to go back to school. Regardless, I love the campus and I love Tahlequah (even if there's not that much to do there). If I DO decide to return, hopefully it'll be with more confidence and less social anxiety so I can have plenty of fun continuing my education at NSU as well as living in Tahlequah.Mason Oury

The staff all around is terrible. Most of the professors act high and mighty. Constantly remind you that they’ve already gotten their degree while simultaneously refusing to give answers to the smallest questions. Also, departments such as housing and student conduct do not seem to care about their jobs. I constantly email, call, message; no matter what I do, they place me on hold and never get back to me. I’ve had the same concern for a month and tried THREE departments and nothing has come of it. I have pictures, emails, call logs and videos yet am not being taken serious. Parking is atrocious; why did I spend $200 just to not have anywhere to park ?! Such a small area is designated for student parking for as much as we spent on a pass. As someone stated before it’s extremely boring, and for us to be spending money for so many different things, we have access to so little. The school and staff is a joke but I’m sure when they see this review all of a sudden they’ll care about my concerns.Jaelyn williams

The professors at this school are amazing and the campus itself is very nice. However, parking is a nightmare and so is getting your GI Bill set up. The last school I was at made this process go by smoothly. Here, I did everything as instructed months in advance and still fear that I won't be able to enroll into classes next semester due to financial holds since my paperwork for this semester (that ends next month..) Has just been processed through the VA. I was told there's only one person processing all of the paperwork for every veteran student. This is unacceptable. If there's so many veterans at this school, employees should be proportionate to demand. After this semester, I might go to a different school or be forced to take it off and put my education on hold. I'm very disappointed.Raven Hickman

College charges kids $700 a semester to park a car in their parking lot even one day a week. There are people that can afford this many cannot. This is an unfair burden that is being placed on UCO families. Our child has to walk nearly a mile to find a place to park their car at school off campus after they drive 40 miles to get there. Now we are constantly worried about what's going to happen when they have to walk to their car late at night. Edmond as a city is not near as safe as it used to be. The UCO parking lot fee structure is exorbitant and unnecessary and this parking for profit will ultimately bring harm on those that cannot afford to pay UCOs sky high poor tax.SilverJ

LOTS OF KRAMER NURSING STUDENTS REGRET COMING HERE. Kramer Nursing School has VERY LOW QUALITY OF EDUCATION. There are lots of INCOMPETENT INSTRUCTORS who do not know the subjects well enough to teach the classes. When students ask questions, they either tell the students the material is in the book or they say they will get back to you with the answers which they never do. Lots of students have to drop and retake courses because of the poor teaching. There are so many students who are VERY UNHAPPY and TRAPPED in the program because transferring to another nursing school means starting nursing school all over. There was a MASS CHEATING SCANDAL in the summer 2013 in Adult Health II course in that half of the class were put on academic probation. When half of the class were caught with academic dishonesty, there were systematic problems with the program. Students resorted to cheating on exams maybe because of the poor teaching. Kramer nursing program should be anyone's last option. If you are on the waiting list for other nursing school, just wait.Kualuwan Kurlawalee

I am extremely unimpressed with this college. While I had a great experience with my private violin instructor, I found the culture at OCU quite distasteful. I can’t speak for every department at the school, but the staff (and deans) at the School of Music are not very helpful and can sometimes be extremely disrespectful. OCU desperately needs to work on improving the experience for students and making them feel more welcome. OCU also gives very lousy financial aid compared to other colleges in the state. Frankly, the quality of the education and the service for students is not worth a tenth of the price. Would not recommend.Micaela “Mack Truck” Shaenys

I attended OCU for 2 major reasons. 1. OCU has an outstanding science curriculum and medical school acceptance rate. 2. OCU is known around the globe for excellence in performing arts. I loved OCU because I was able to continue double bass studies with the amazing Dr. Schimek and to earn a great scientific education at a liberal arts university. I Highly Recommend OCU!austin powers

A great place to go get a piece of paper. If you're interested in BS-ing your way through class, this is the place! This school presents no challenge whatsoever, so if you're looking to get into debt without receiving an education, you've come to the right place.Freeze Pop

Best school I've been to for adult learners, especially if you're working and going to school. You have the choice of online or in-class learning which you attend once a week, and the instructors really care about your progress!Von

Stillwater Strong I am so proud to be a part of a community that celebrates its' triumphs and sticks together in tragedy. I've seen Stillwater grow not only in population, business and industry but expand services into neighboring cities as well. Stillwater is a city that has displayed its' resilience after the Cowboys basketball plane crash in 2001 to the Oklahoma State University homecoming parade crash 2015. Stillwater has and continues to leave such great memories of what a hometown should be for me.Beth Wooldridge (BethWoolSoldIt)

It's a great University. Been here for two years and it never ceases to surprise me. A wonderful world away from the rest. Best place for students to hone their skills and learn new ones. For me it's personal you should be here in person to feel the energy of this little university town. You wouldn't believe how happening this place is. Welcome to Oklahoma State University. #gopokes.Sai Vamsi Krishna Vissa

I love the campus and my program, but the city is a prison if you don’t have a car. No bus or train for other cities, only university’s bus to tulsa which doesn’t work in holidays or weekends. Not All students can afford buying a car!Sahel Zaboli

The University of Oklahoma was the best 4 years I could have asked for! I enjoyed so much at this great University! The architecture for one is a beautiful sight! You feel like you are in a different world when you live on campus and its filled with exciting things to do and fun people to meet! We cant forget about the athletics. OU leads the nation with some of the most entertaining teams in almost every sport. Its truly a place where champions go. Also the education is incredible. I attended the Price College of Business and have seen many wonderful habits that they instilled translate to the betterment of my career. I am forever thankful to this University Boomer!Seth Van Horn

An absolutely beautiful campus. Great place to go for a quiet stroll with the family. Lots of lovely spots to sit and talk. We also like to take the grandkids here with their bikes. Students, faculty, and staff are always friendly. It's crowded during the day between classes, of course! Game days are great fun!Jeffrey Harwell

OU's improvements to campus since I attended 20 years ago are truly impressive. The programs are well thought out and designed to put you in position to succeed. I wish I had time to go back and be a student all over again to take advantage of all this!Glenn Lautzenhiser

I was here for 1 year from 2016 to 2017. I also worked here as a work study student too. I enjoyed this campus and brings me back memories when I think about it. The classes are easy and it's mostly 2 year associate degree that they offer. Even though it says it's a university it's really not it's a 2 year community College. It used to be a technical school back then and they just changed the name to university. They do have bachelor's degree classes for Registered Nurse R/N and stuffs like that. Their main campus in Stillwater is an actual university. If you are nervous and don't think you can't make it, try this school or any other community colleges for 2 years and see if you wanna go to a university later on. The only class that was hard for me was the English composition 1 class. I think my teacher was Sarah Mcelyea. She is a tough grader. Other than that I like this school and would recommend people to come here.Shone Joseph

*Had a problem with financial aid, a student at the window made the problem worse. *had switched degrees so Venetia was no longer my counselor but in my frustration, that's who I called *was ready to pull out of school and go to a community college closer to my house During my call with Venetia, she addressed all my issues then followed up making sure any promises made during the enrollment process were fulfilled. Venetia made me feel like I was in a place where the staff care about each student's success and are willing to help. President is great carrying person who also was happy to greet me and extend his support in any problems that may arise. I love my new school and the staff car about my success.Chris Clack

At first I was nervous about paying for classes due to my financial aid not being processed but I reached out to my teachers and fellow classmates and someone was able to rely this info over to someone higher up. I got a phone call that they'll be able to help w/ getting books for me some I got one and also my financial aid was processed the week after so I was able to go get my books for class and pay for schooling. I'm really glad someone took time out of their schedule to help me. They didn't have to stay after hours to help me but they did and I'm very thankful that I'm attending a school that really cares. Blessing for the upcoming yrs here!!!!Raquel White (Raqi)

If I could leave 0 stars I would. I graduated thank the lord. I would not recommend this place to anyone going into nursing. It was literally the worst years of my life. I have never in my life been so depressed. Also the staff basically told me I wouldn’t make it as a nurse and they were the least empathetic people. I tried to ask for help multiple times and I was left for dry. Also if you’re working and doing school, that’s not okay with them. They tried to tell me to quit my job, as if that was an option. WHAT A JOKE. I tried to get out of doing their 27-30 something chapel credits because I was full time nursing student and full time working because bills. They told me no and told me I didn’t meet the qualifications. I also lived off campus. I knew several people that were able to get out of the credits but not me. Of course. I told them I was going to drop below the standard hours and THEN they told me I could get out of chapel as my “senior gift”. I feel like this school was more beneficial to people that are going into ministry then maybe it’s for you. If it’s anything else, I would reconsider.Kris Dodez

It's Awesome place that is were we had our Global Quiz. And the Teen's love it there. It was like a Family Setting they made you feel at home. There is just so much See an Learn. They have a Wonderful Staff and Crew. I am glad my Son Choose to go and become part of there Family. Love SNUSandra Zieschang

Love the campus, and thank you for the invitation to come to SNU and show off my pizza skills. Proud to work for Sodexo and just wanted to thank them for the Hotel stay and hospitality at Southern Nazarene UniversityKevin Autaubo