University of Oklahoma University College

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The University of Oklahoma University College is the college that new student are part of until they have declared a major and are admitted another college. Unlike the other colleges, the University College does not grant degrees. The purpose of the University College is to aid in the transition to college and to hopefully prepare students for academic success.

Since the University College was founded in 1942 it has been a model for programs for freshmen at other universities.


Bizzell library University of Oklahoma

Academics

College of EngineeringCollege of ArchitecturePrice College of BusinessArts & SciencesGaylord College of Journalism and Mass CommunicationCollege of Atmospheric and Geographic SciencesCollege of Earth and EnergyCollege of EducationWeitzenhoffer Family College of Fine ArtsUniversity CollegeLaw School • Medical School

Athletics

Oklahoma SoonersOklahoma Memorial StadiumLloyd Noble CenterL. Dale Mitchell Baseball ParkField HouseRed River ShootoutRed River Shootout trophiesBedlamRUF/NEKSSooner SchoonerBoomer and Sooner

Campus

Student Union • National Weather CenterNatural History Museum • Museum of Art

Student Life

Oklahoma DailyCampus CornerThe Pride of OklahomaAlumni


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