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Incoming Class

Students standing in the shape of the interlocking OU logo.

Class of
2030

The University of Oklahoma announced that the Class of 2030 is the largest freshman class in university and state history, marking six consecutive years of record class sizes and four straight years of record Oklahoma freshman.
Class of 2027 students holding their pointer finger up while they attend Class Kickoff at the Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
Jeff Blahnik

 As we welcome the largest group of first-year students in our university's history, we're energized by the potential they bring and the success they'll achieve both inside and outside the classroom. These students are joining a university deeply committed to preparing them for impactful careers, lifelong learning and leadership in a rapidly evolving world. This historic freshman class marks more than just a record; it's a powerful signal of OU's momentum and the bright future we're building together. 

Jeff Blahnik
Vice President for the Division of Enrollment Management
Chief Enrollment Officer

6,437

Largest Incoming Class Ever

3.83

Incoming GPA Average

27.7%

First-Generation
College Students

Brooklyn Wayland.

 Class of 2030, your time is here! Your hard work and dedication have brought you to this exciting new chapter. The next four years will be filled with friendship, adventure, growth, challenges, and unforgettable memories. Get ready for crimson and cream, game days under the lights, and to experience all that it means to be part of the Sooner family. The OU Family is cheering you on every step of the way! Welcome Class of 2030. Boomer Sooner! 

Kate Wenger, Admissions Counselor

299

Ranked #1 in their High School Class

48%

Oklahoma Residents

137

Oklahoma State Regents' Scholars

Students from the class of 2027 hold a crimson sign that says "Largest Class in OU's History" while celebrating Class Kickoff, held at the Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.

 I chose OU because it perfectly combines academic opportunities with a genuinely supportive community. Between the distinction of the Medical Humanities Scholar program, the incredible support of the OU National Merit Scholarship, and the deeply welcoming environment I experienced firsthand during my campus tour, I knew this was exactly where I belonged. 

Ridhvi Nayakwadi
Biochemistry
Omaha, Nebraska

 From the moment I set foot on campus, I knew Norman was home. OU has so much to offer and countless opportunities to help you become the best version of yourself. The incredible people, unwavering support, and beautiful campus make OU so special. There is something for everyone here, and I am so grateful to be part of a community that makes you feel like you belong. There truly is Only One Oklahoma. 

Jared Avalos
Supply Chain Management 
Durant, OK

 I have a strong family connection to OU. Even though I'm from out of state, both my dad and my sister graduated from OU. Growing up, I'd hear stories about my dad's time at OU, and I got to see firsthand how my sister flourished here. OU is a strong academic and research university, and they offered me a generous National Merit Scholarship Package to help further my academic career. Finally, OU has a very active student life scene, and I'm excited to join some of the many different student organizations on campus. 

Braden Cantrell
Biology
Lee's Summit, Missouri

917

Oklahoma's Promise Students

702

Students with
4.0 GPA

Student with painted face standing Class Kickoff
Swayde Watson.

 Congratulations Class of 2030, on your unwavering perseverance throughout your journeys thus far. As you embark on the next chapter of your lives, embrace it with open minds, ready to brave challenges and form lifelong friendships and family bonds. Rest assured that your OU Family will be there to support you every step of the way. Boomer Sooner! 

Swayde Watson, Admissions Counselor

Class of 2030 Photo

Zoom-in to see the faces of the largest incoming class in OU history.

 

Final enrollment reports for the semester will be available the third week of classes.
Data from previous years can be found through OU’s Office of Institutional Research and Reporting.