Explore resources, programs, and initiatives designed to help students thrive academically, professionally, and personally.
Student Affairs serves to enrich students’ academic experience by building an inclusive community for all students; supporting emotional, intellectual and personal growth; facilitating professional development; and providing guidance toward a professional health career.
Student Accommodation Services, also known as SAS, is a functional service area on the OU-Tulsa and OU Harold Hamm Health Campuses. Effective November 2024, SAS is responsible for all reasonable accommodations and temporary modifications, taking over responsibility from Norman Campus' Accessibility & Disability Resource Center (ADRC).
One of the University of Oklahoma’s many objectives is to ensure prospective students with the belief that a college degree is attainable. First-generation students – those whose parents/guardians did not finish a four-year college degree – may often believe that a future promise of education is not afforded to them due to a lack of familial experience.
Interprofessional education (IPE) prepares learners from two or more health professions to learn about, from, and with each other so they are ready to collaborate effectively in practice and improve health outcomes.
The Writing Center is happy to help with any kind of writing, at any stage of the writing process.
The federal government requires all higher education institutions that provide federal financial aid to inform students whether a degree program will meet their home state’s educational requirements for specific licenses if those licenses are necessary for employment in certain fields.
The OU Harold Hamm Health Campus has a myriad of services designed to help you succeed through challenges. Explore options for on-campus and off-campus care and support.