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You're on your way to becoming an official Cowboy.

The first step is completing the online application. You may enroll in a maximum of nine credit hours per semester.

Who counts as a concurrent applicant?

If you are currently enrolled in an accredited high school and interested in earning college credit during your junior and/or senior years of high school, you may apply as concurrent student.
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If you have questions about enrolling in classes or concurrent student academic advisement and support please contact Brett Rowh, Coordinator of Concurrent Programming and Advisement at 405-744-1393 or brett.rowh@okstate.edu.

For questions about the status of your concurrent admission application please check your admissions portal or contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 405-744-5358 or admissions@okstate.edu.

To become a full-time OSU student after your graduate from high school please find your admission counselor to discuss anything regarding applications, official documents, fees and requests.

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What's required?You'll need these five things to be considered for admission:

  1. Completed the online concurrent application
  2. $40 nonrefundable application fee or fee waiver
  3. Official high school transcript reflecting unweighted GPA and class rank (if available)
  4. ACT or SAT test score*
  5. Submit a concurrent approval form (available at completion of the online application)

Assured admissionStudents qualify for assured admission if they meet ONE of the following criteria:

24+
ACT*
 
1160+
SAT*
 
Top 33.3% 
rank in high school class 
with at least a 3.0 unweighted cumulate GPA

* OSU does not consider the essay component of the ACT/SAT for admission criteria listed above.

Home study or Unaccredited High Schools: Graduates must satisfy the curricular requirements and have either a 1160 SAT or 24 ACT score. Grade-point average and class rank are not used to evaluate students who fall under either category.

Students who have been denied admission may appeal one time by submitting the Freshman Admission Decision Appeal Petition. Students are strongly encouraged to submit all updated academic information, including final high school transcripts, letters of recommendation, and any additional ACT or SAT scores, before completing the petition. The appeal petition and other application materials will be evaluated by the Admissions Review Committee, and the student will be notified of the outcome within three business days. In order to be considered, your petition must be submitted by noon the Thursday prior to the start of the term for which you have applied. If you have questions about the petition process, contact us at 405-744-5358.

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