Summer Enrollment

Beginning in mid-May and continuing for most of the summer, University College provides an enrollment and orientation program for new OU students. Students and their parents spend a day on campus in small groups, accompanied by guides who are current OU students. Activities include learning about OU, taking assessment tests to ensure proper placement in classes, meeting with academic advisers to discuss majors and selected courses, visiting with other campus services and resources, and enrolling in fall classes. Students leave the campus feeling comfortable about OU, with an appropriate schedule, and a sense of what they can look forward to in the fall. For more information call University College at 405.325.3521.

Early Entry

The University of Oklahoma Early Entry Program affords high school juniors and seniors with exceptional abilities the opportunity to enroll in college courses on a limited basis. High School students may thus accumulate college credit prior to completing high school. Interested students should contact the office of Prospective Student Services at 405.325.2152 or 1.800.234.6868.

Alternative Admission Program

The University recognizes that, for a variety of reasons, an applicant's potential for academic success may be underpredicted by test scores and high school grade point average. Direct-from-high school applicants who do not meet the criteria for guaranteed admission, but who believe they are prepared to be successful at the university, are encouraged to apply for this program. Students accepted as alternative admission applicants are required to sign a contract agreeing to participate in programs and services designed to help students be successful at the University of Oklahoma. For more information contact the OU Office of Admissions and Records at 405.325.2251.

Current Students

If you are student who is currently attending OU and wants to enroll in your next semester, you must be advised before you can enroll. All enrollment takes place at enroll.ou.edu. Your enrollment time is based on the number of hours you have. So, the more hours you have, the earlier you can enroll.