Tuition Hikes Can Take a Hike; Zero Increase for Tuition, Fees, Housing at Oklahoma City University
OKLAHOMA CITY – Tuition,
fees and housing costs at Oklahoma City University will not increase for the
2012-2013 school year, OCU President Robert Henry announced today. Tuition and
fees will remain flat for all undergraduate, graduate and law programs.
OCU
administrators are committed to helping students succeed in all aspects of
their college experience and protecting students’ investments in their
education, particularly while the national economy struggles to regain
momentum.
“We
want to give students and their families every advantage as they plan academic
and living costs for next year,” Henry said. “By keeping tuition, student fees
and university housing charges under control, students will have greater financial
flexibility in the coming year. One of the advantages of being a small, private
university is our ability to quickly implement decisions that best meet the
needs of our students.”
Financial
aid opportunities remain strong at Oklahoma City University where more than 90
percent of undergraduate students receive financial aid. Oklahoma City
University is one of the “100 Best College Buys,” listed among “America’s Best
Christian Colleges” and listed in the top tier of regional masters level
universities by U.S. News and World
Report.
For
more information about enrollment or financial aid at Oklahoma City University,
call (405) 208-5050 or visit www.okcu.edu.
