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Welcome to the Oklahoma higher education website!
We hope you find our site easy to navigate, helpful and informative.
 

Chancellor Glen D. JohnsonWelcome From Chancellor Glen D. Johnson

As chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education, I welcome you to the official website of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. You will find a wealth of information about our 25 public colleges and universities, student financial aid, how to prepare for college, the benefits of higher education and much more.     I hope you find your visit to our website enjoyable and informative.

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September 3, 2010 - OK EPSCoR Launches Next Generation Website

The Oklahoma Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (OK EPSCoR) is excited to announce the launch of the next generation website for OKEPSCoR.org. The site features information and opportunities for researchers, educators, students and entrepreneurs throughout the state. (more)

September 2, 2010 - Online Tool Helps Families, Organizations Locate Financial Resources

Oklahoma high school seniors who took the ACT test last spring showed modest gains in science over their 2009 state counterparts, a new report shows. (more)

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Fast Facts

In the last fiscal year, the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education developed cost-saving initiatives that will save $73.7 million from 2009-11.

Oklahoma ranks as seventh most affordable in the nation for undergraduate costs at four-year public colleges.

A study by Regional Economic Models Inc. found that for every $1 spent on higher education, an additional $5.15 is pumped into Oklahoma's economy.