| Program | Average Duration | Credit Hours | Delivery Format | Total Cost | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-Time MBA | 16 months | 48 | In-person, cohort-based (OU OKC campus) | $33,306 (OK residents) $52,898 (Non-residents) | Global Business Experience study abroad is included in tuition; travel-related expenses estimated at $6,000 |
| Professional MBA | 2 years | 36 | In-person, evening classes (OU OKC campus) | $26,270 (OK residents) $40,865 (Non-residents) | Optional Global Business Experience study abroad course available. Travel-related expenses estimated at $6,000. |
| Online MBA | 2 years | 36 | 100% online; mix of live and recorded sessions | $36,540 (flat rate for all students) | Tuition applies equally to residents and non-residents; includes evening synchronous delivery and some asynchronous. Optional Global Business Experience study abroad course available. Travel-related expenses estimated at $6,000. |
| Executive MBA in Energy | 15 months | 36 | Primarily online + 3 in-person residencies (Norman and international) | $88,020 (flat rate for all students) | Includes tech, materials, lodgings, residency costs; alumni can pursue a discounted second specialization |
| Executive MBA in Aerospace & Defense | 12 months | 32 | Online + 3 in-person residencies (OKC + DC or Milan) | $70,880 (flat rate for all students) | Tuition, fees, books, materials, and accommodations during the Residency Weeks (hotel, food, local transportation). Does not include travel to and from each in-person week. |
Merit-based scholarships are available for Full-time MBA applicants. To be considered for scholarships and graduate assistantship opportunities, applicants must submit a valid and official GMAT or GRE score.
To be considered for MBA scholarships, domestic Full-Time MBA applicants are also required to complete a current Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Scholarship consideration may be contingent upon having a completed FAFSA on file.
All OU Price MBA degree programs are GI Bill eligible. While VA benefits cover tuition and many educational expenses, students using VA benefits are responsible for food and lodging during Executive MBA residency weeks.
