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INTERNATIONALStudent Services

Rankingsn U.S. News & World Report:

- Top 100 Colleges & Universities (#86)- Top 100 Business Schools- Top 100 Law Schools- Top 50 Private Colleges & Universities

n Times Higher Ed: Top 20 Small Universities worldwide (only 4 in the US)

n Princeton Review - The Best 381 Colleges - 2017

n Kiplinger’s Finance Best College Valuesn Fiske Guide to Colleges 2017n Bloomberg Businessweek – “Top 100

Business Schools”n Forbes – “America’s Top Colleges”n 2016-17 Colleges of Distinction

www.utulsa.edu/iss

The University of Tulsa does not discriminate on the basis of personal status or group characteristics including, but not limited to the classes protected under federal and state law in its programs, services, aids, or benefits. Inquiries regarding implementation of this policy may be addressed to the Office of Human Resources, 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104-9700, 918-631-2616. Requests for accommodation of disabilities may be addressed to the university’s ADA/504 Coordinator, Dr. Tawny Rigsby, 918-631-2315. To ensure availability of an interpreter, five to seven days’ notice is needed; 48 hours is recommended for all other accommodations. TU#17136

11 Oceania

32 Canada 577 Asia

50 Africa7 Mexico

40South America

272 Middle East3,506 United States

41 Europe

5 Central America

INTERNATIONALENROLLMENT

Chicago, IL .................... 1,100 kmDallas, TX ......................... 415 km Denver, CO .................... 1,112 kmHouston, TX ...................... 798 kmKansas City, KS ............... 354 kmLos Angeles, CA ........... 2,308 kmNew Orleans, LA .......... 1,272 kmNew York, NY ................ 2,166 kmOklahoma City, OK .......... 162 kmSt. Louis, MO .................... 574 km

DISTANCE FROM TULSA TO:

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•Kansas CityChicago•

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•New Orleans

•Los Angeles •Denver

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CENTRALLYLOCATED

The City of TulsaIf you’re considering studying in the United States, Tulsa, Oklahoma — located in the heart of the nation — is a terrific choice. Oklahoma’s second largest city (with a metropolitan population of more than 900,000), enjoys four seasons with mild winters and hot summers. There’s always something to do in Tulsa, the perfect combination of small city friendliness with big city amenities.

n Concerts at the BOK (Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Katy Perry, etc.)

n 6,000+ acres of parks, bike & running trails n Fine and performing arts (including Broadway shows)n Coffeeshopsand1,100restaurantsn Gilcrease, Philbrook and other museums n Ten minutes to TU from the Tulsa International Airportn Professional sports:

- Tulsa Drillers (Baseball) - Tulsa Roughnecks (Soccer) - Tulsa Oilers (Hockey)- Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA) plays in Tulsa once a year

and home games in Oklahoma City are not far away.n “10 Best Cities for Young Entrepreneurs” by Forbes n “Most Budget Friendly Metros” by Apartment Guide n #7“MostAffordableCollegeTowns”by Great Value Colleges

Location: Tulsa, OklahomaCampus: 230 acres in a safe residential

neighborhood Founded: 1894Institution Type: Private, doctoral degree

granting, accredited, coeducationalDEMOGRAPHICS 2016-2017Enrollment: 4,563 Undergraduate: 3,406 Graduate & College of Law: 1,157International enrollment: 1,035Countries represented: 71Student/Faculty Ratio: 11:1Average Class Size: 21Full-time Faculty: 348Programs of Study: 67 Bachelors, 47 Masters, 16 Doctorates

Undergraduate Tuition .................$40,484Room and Board ...........................$11,516Fees ..................................................$2,012Estimated other costs ......................$4,660 (books, personal expenses, etc.)

Merit scholarships available Up to $15,000 per year.English proficiency requirementRecommended scores: TOEFL iBT 70 or IELTS 6.0, with appropriate subscores.

EXPENSES FOR THE 2017-18 ACADEMIC YEAR (IN U.S. DOLLARS)

TU Fast Facts

KENDALL COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCESAnthropology (BA)Art (BA or BFA)*: Emphasis in Ceramics,

Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture

Art History (BA)Arts Management (BA)Chinese Studies (BA)Creative Writing (BA)Earth and Environmental Sciences

(BA)‡Education, Elementary (BA)†:

Secondary Education certificationoffered with a major (designated by a ‡)English (BA)‡Environmental Policy (BA or BS)Film Studies (BA)French (BA)*German (BA)*History (BA)‡Media Studies (BA or BS)Music (BA)†Music (BM)†: Composition, Instrumental

Performance, Piano Performance, and Vocal Performance

Music Education (BME)*: Instrumental or Vocal

Musical Theatre (BA)Organizational Studies (BA)Philosophy (BA)Political Science (BA)‡Psychology (BA or BS)Religion (BA)Russian Studies (BA)*Sociology (BA or BS)‡Spanish (BA)*

Theatre (BA)‡: Specialization in Performance or Technical Design

Women’s and Gender Studies (BA)

COLLINS COLLEGE OF BUSINESSAccounting (BSBA or BSBA/MAcc†)Business and Law (BSBA/JD)†Computer Information Systems (BS)Economics (BS, BA or BSBA/MBA†)‡Energy Management (BSBA or BSBA/

MBA)†Finance (BSBA or BSBA/MBA†)International Business and Language

(BSIBL and BA): Language concentrations offered in Chinese, French, German, Russian, and Spanish; also available for international students, an American track

Management (BSBA or BSBA/MBA†): Specialization in Business Law, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management and Sport Management

Marketing (BSBA or BSBA/MBA†)

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & NATURAL SCIENCESBiochemistry (BSB)Biogeosciences (BSBG)Biological Science (BS or BA)‡:

Options in Pre-Medicine, including dental, pharmacy, physician assistant, optometry, and veterinary

Chemical Engineering (BSChE): Options in Business, Environmental Engineering, Materials, Petroleum Refining, and Pre-Medicine

Chemistry (BSC or BA)‡Computer Science (BSCS)Computer Simulation & Gaming (BS)Electrical and Computer Engineering

(BSECE)Electrical Engineering (BSEE)Engineering Physics (BSEP)Geology (BA)Geophysics (BSGP)Geosciences (BSGS): Options in

Environmental Sciences and GeologyInformation Technology (BSIT)Mathematics (BS or BA)‡Mathematics, Applied (BSAM)‡:

Options in Biomathematics, Business, Computer Science, Education, Engineering

Mechanical Engineering (BSME)Petroleum Engineering (BSPE):

Minors available in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering, and Geosciences

Physics (BS or BA)‡

OXLEY COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCESAthletic Training (BSESS/MATT)

5-year accelerated BS Exercise Science & Master of Athletic Training

Deaf Education (BADE)*Exercise and Sports Science

(BSESS)*: Teaching certification track, in Physical Education/Health/Safety, pre-professional track for Physical Therapy and Physician’s Assistant, or general track

Nursing (BSN)†Speech-Language Pathology (BSSP)*

CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION, OR TO ARRANGE A CAMPUS VISIT.

The University of Tulsa, International Student Services800 South Tucker Drive • Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104-9700Phone: 1-918-631-2329 Toll free: 1-800-331-3050Fax: 918-631-3322 • Email: inst@utulsa.eduwww.utulsa.edu/iss

Four colleges, endless opportunities.

TU reserves the right to change, alter, or eliminate programs of study.

MINORS

Available in major fields of study, as well as Advertising, Biomedical Engineering, Business Administration (non-business majors only), Chinese, Classical Studies, Computational Science, Coaching, Dance, Early Intervention, Energy (business majors only), Film Scoring, Greek, Healthcare Informatics, International Business (business majors only), Latin, Linguistics, Portuguese, 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: Advertising, Applied Innovation, Classical Studies, Computer Information Systems (CIS), Computer Science, Creative Writing, Finance, Information Security, International Studies, Journalism Studies, Medieval and Modern Studies, Museum Studies, Not-for-profit Administration, and Sport Administration.

PRE-PROFESSIONAL/SPECIAL PROGRAMSAvailable with any majorAir Force ROTC (AFROTC)Pre-Med (PRM)Pre-Law (PRL)Accelerated Law (Arts & Sciences and Business)Accelerated MBA (College of Business)

NOTES

*K-12 Teacher Certification is available.†An additional program application or approval is required. For 5-year, dual-degree programs, an additional application is required.‡Secondary Teacher Certification is available.

the university of

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES OFFICE will become your “home away from home.” Your academic and personal success is also our goal. We look forward to welcoming you as you join our university community. You can apply online at www.utulsa.edu/iss

THINK ResultsAtTU,researchprojectsofferstudents

opportunities to learn outside the classroom. Students have the chance to pursue funded research beginning as early as their freshman year through the Tulsa Undergraduate Research Challenge (TURC). Also, international students may apply for Optional Practical Training to get internships for real-world experience that applies to their careers.

TU alumni regularly make a mark in the world: Philip McAllister manages the mobile engineering department at Instagram. Mark RadcliffeproducedthefirsttwoHarryPottermovies. His Excellency Mohammed bin Hamad Al Rumhy is the Minister of Oil and Gas of the Sultanate of Oman.

“WhenIfirstdecidedtoapplyforU.S. universities, I knew I wanted a school that had a strong petroleum program. I visited the university and fell in love with the campus. I thought it was the perfect size. Also, I really liked how I was treated here. The people were all very nice and made me feel at home.

The diversity of people that are on this campus with so many backgrounds and stories surprised me. I’ve met people from places I have never heard of, and I love it! TU is great at making people feel welcome, and I guarantee that there is no better place to be.”

Guilherme Lopes de AlmeidaBelo Horizonte, Brazil n Petroleum Engineering

“I was very interested in TU because of the class sizes, the number of majors offeredandtheschool’sranking. The classes were very well organized, and the teacherswereveryqualified.They listen to the students’ needs. It’s wonderful how much teachers and advisors are here for you wherever you came from.”

Selma Sentissi El IdrissiAgadir, Morocco n Computer Information

Systems/Computer Science

“Idefinitelymadetherightchoicecoming here. I love everything about TU: the amazing campus green spaces, the beautiful library, and the welcomes from everyone.TUoffersagreatvarietyof socialevents that students can enjoy during their free time or weekends; however, students are also encouraged to be academically responsible and successful.

TU encourages students of all ethnicities to get involved. I have met a lot of new international and American friends who have taught me so much during my freshman year, and the best thing is having them in my life.”

“TU is so welcoming. People care and know and remember you, so it is easy to make friends.

I think TU does a good job of helping you. Orientation Leaders aretheretobeyourfirstfriendsandconnect you to other people. And ISS is always there for just anything as well. We have good professors with hearts. They care and do more than just teaching. We have a community that can support you in all aspects.”

Linh PhanVungtau, Vietnam n Accounting

& Finance/Psychology

Rafaela DiazQuito, Ecuador n Computer Information Systems

Lijia DaiShenzhen, China n English/Art History

“Everyone here says ‘Hello,’ or ‘How are you?’ and ‘Thank you.’ Those little things mean a lot when you are far from home.

What I have discovered about myself is that when I go to other cities, I miss my home in Tulsa!”

“IfirstlearnedaboutTUfrom my aunt, who graduated from TU. She told me that the coursework is challenging and that the city of Tulsa is a great place. The University of Tulsa has everything I want in a college – small classes, professors who are helpful and very easy to talk to, a beautiful campus, and a friendly city. You will work hard, you will learn a lot and you will have fun.”

Siti AzamiPetaling Jaya, Malaysia n Marketing/Art

Campus Life Need a study break? You don’t need to

go far. There’s plenty to do at TU!

n Green spaces for autumn strolls, winter snowmen or springtime soccer.

n Exercise and play sports in the Collins Fitness Center

n Cheer for 17 Golden Hurricane Divison One intercollegiate teams

n Lectures by renowned authors, scientists, journalists and performers, e.g., Common, Nina Totenberg, Michael Ondaatje, Richard Preston, AzarNafisi,DennisLahane,etc.

You can participate in more than 200 campus organizations including honor societies, pre-professional associations, special interest groups and community service projects.

Because Tulsa is quite a multicultural city, studentscanfindfoodfromallaroundtheworldhere–Thai, Mexican, Italian, Indian and more.

Students,faculty,administrationandstaffcreateanencouraging environment in which to live and study. Taking classes like professional writing and public speaking have allowed and encouraged me to advocate for the things I believe in–liketheenvironmentandcurrentissuesthataffectourworld.

TU’s excellent academic programs have provided me with knowledge inthefieldIwouldliketopursueinthefuture.Moreimportantly,theuniversity’sdynamicextracurricular and leadership opportunities have not only made me a well-educated person, but also someone who is ready to lead in whatever I choose to pursue after college. TU has transformed me into a new person – a better one.

– Aiken Sujana, Tangerang, Indonesia n Biochemistry/Economics

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2016 TU GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT BY SECTORn ForProfit–65%n Education–15%n NonProfit–11%n Government–5%n Self-Employed–4%

93% of TU’s Class of 2016 placed in either a full-time job or in graduate school within six months of graduation

PAYSCALE SALARIES FOR TU GRADUATES:$62,689 – average early career salary$94,300 – average mid-career salary