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Academics

 
Q. How many hours do I need to take before I can declare a major?
A. You need to complete 15 credit hours with a C or better in Comp I.
Q. How many hours do I need to take each semester to be considered a full-time student?
A. If you are an undergraduate student, to be considered full-time you must be enrolled in 12 hours each semester. For a graduate student, taking only 9 hours is considered full-time.
Q. What are the criteria to apply for the President's Leadership Class scholarship?
A. The President's Leadership Class is a unique scholarship program designed to cultivate outstanding potential in proven student leaders. Applicants for the PLC should display outstanding leadership capabilities and must have an exceptionally strong academic record. PLC members are awarded $5,610 per academic year for four years. While in college, students in PLC are expected to complete a minimum of 30 semester credits per academic year while maintaining a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25. The application deadline is February 1, 2010. If you have specific questions about the PLC, please contact the Office of Admission and Recruitement at 918-444-2200.
Q. If I already have a degree but it's not in education, how do I become alternatively certified?
A. If you have a bachelors degree in a content area that aligns with a secondary teacher education certification area (English, Math, etc.), then you can apply directly to the State Department of Education to be accepted into the Oklahoma Alternative Certification program. If accepted, they will direct you to take the Oklahoma General Education Test (OGET) and appropriate Oklahoma Subject Area Test (OSAT). They will let you know how much additional coursework you need to take, usually 3-18 hours. Once all that is completed you can be recommended for a teacher license and apply for positions. Within one year you have to pass the Oklahoma Professional Teacher Exam (OPTE) and successfully complete a Residency Year in order to receive full certification. You may not use this route to become certified in Early Childhood, Elementary or Special Education. Those areas require more course work and supervised field experiences. In Tahlequah you can pick up information in the Education Building, Room 202, from Lois Buttress. She would serve as your advisor and can evaluate your transcripts for what courses are needed. Lois can be reached at 918-444-3702 or at buttress@nsuok.edu. In Broken Arrow, information is available in Building C, Room 242, or by calling 918-449-6000.
Q. What is the minimum number of hours needed for a transfer student to graduate with a bachelors degree from NSU?
A. Provided your have all other requirements met, you only need 30 more hours to receive your bachelors degree from Northeastern State.
Q. What separates your Education/Teaching Program from the others offered in-state?
A. While all teacher education programs in the state of Oklahoma have to meet state and national accreditation guidelines, each is organized a bit differently. First, NSU does prepare more teachers than any other institution in the state and has been doing it longer than any of them. Secondly, we try and intentionally move candidates through the program with increasing levels of guided practice. We help them move from being a student to being a teacher. Our expectations are high but so is our level of support to be successful. Third, NSU's program has more field experience than any other in the state. This provides opportunity to have worked in different kinds of schools with several different teachers. We work very hard to assure that our candidates have the knowledge, skills and dispositions to work with the children and families they are going to serve.
Q. What classes do you offer in nursing?
A. All Nursing classes are offered online. A list of course requirements are listed on the Nursing Program webpage. Our Nursing Program is designed for Registered Nurses looking to get their bachelors degree in Nursing, so to be admitted you must first be an R.N. For more information on our Nursing Program, please contact 918-781-5410.
Q. Can I buy my course text books online or do i have to go to the university bookstore in Tahlequah?
A. Yes! Simply go to www.nsuok.edu and click RiverHawk Shoppe listed under Campus Life. Once you have entered the RiverHawk Shoppe page, start entering your class information under the Buy Your Text Books Online Today! Section.
Q. Is it possible to complete a degree entirely at the Broken Arrow campus without taking some classes at the Tahlequah campus?
A. NSUBA does not accept freshman, although, it is possible to start and finish your degree solely at the Broken Arrow Campus. You will not actually be attending NSU the entire time. TCC offers classes on the BA campus. These all transfer over when you are finished with TCC classes and are eligible for NSUBA.
Q. How do I decide on a major?
A. Our best advice is to take Intro classes for majors that you are interested in. You can also speak with our University Advising Center about any majors that you are interested in, and they will advise you on degree requirements and the types of jobs available in your field of interest. To speak with someone in our UAC Office please call 918-444-3253.
Q. Which one of the majors at NSU has the highest job demand?
A. According to the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, the top five careers with the largest employment growth requiring a bachelor's degree are: Computer Software Engineers, Accountants and Auditors, Elementary School Teachers, Management Analysts, and Computer Systems Analysts. NSU offers majors in all these fields with the exception of engineering. Based on the jobs employers posted on our website during the past 12 months, the following majors are most prevalent or in demand: Education, Accounting, Information Technology/Computer Science, Social Work/Psychology, and Management.
Q. What is the student to teacher ratio at NSU?
A. For every 23 students at NSU, we have one professor.
Q. Do you have night classes?
A. Yes, NSU offers classes at a variety of times, including evenings and weekends.
Q. Do you have accelerated classes?
A. Yes. We offer short-term classes, summer classes and intersession classes!
Q. How large are the classes after a person completes their general education classes?
A. Typically the class size for a junior or senior level class is between 10-25 students. Some of your classes may have more or less depending on your major.
Q. Does NSU offer free tutoring if a student needs additional help in a subject?
A. Yes, almost every field of study has free tutoring. You can learn about our free tutoring services by calling 918-444-3651. When you arrive on campus, you'll find most of our colleges have flyers with contact information for our tutors. Or visit the Student Academic Success Center's Tutoring Services webpage.
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Admissions

 
Q. When can I visit NSU?
A. The Ambassadors in the Office of Admissions and Recruitment provide tours daily at 2:00pm, and 11:00am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This is a great way to see the campus and ask any unanswered questions you may have! Please call to schedule a tour at 918-444-2200. Once you have decided to attend NSU, the counselors in the University Advising Center will help you pick out your schedule and enroll in classes.
Q. What are the requirements to enroll at NSU?
A. To be admitted to NSU you must have a composite ACT score of 20 or a 2.7 GPA and be ranked in the upper 50% of your graduating class. If you do not meet these requirements, alternative admission options are available by contacting Jason Jesse, the Director of Admissions, at 918-444-2200.
Q. If I already have a degree but it's not in education, how do I become alternatively certified?
A. If you have a bachelors degree in a content area that aligns with a secondary teacher education certification area (English, Math, etc.), then you can apply directly to the State Department of Education to be accepted into the Oklahoma Alternative Certification program. If accepted, they will direct you to take the Oklahoma General Education Test (OGET) and appropriate Oklahoma Subject Area Test (OSAT). They will let you know how much additional coursework you need to take, usually 3-18 hours. Once all that is completed you can be recommended for a teacher license and apply for positions. Within one year you have to pass the Oklahoma Professional Teacher Exam (OPTE) and successfully complete a Residency Year in order to receive full certification. You may not use this route to become certified in Early Childhood, Elementary or Special Education. Those areas require more course work and supervised field experiences. In Tahlequah you can pick up information in the Education Building, Room 202, from Lois Buttress. She would serve as your advisor and can evaluate your transcripts for what courses are needed. Lois can be reached at 918-444-3702 or at buttress@nsuok.edu. In Broken Arrow, information is available in Building C, Room 242, or by calling 918-449-6000.
Q. Would I have a better chance of getting into NSU's Optometry school if I attended NSU for my undergraduate studies?
A. While there is no preference given to optometry applicants with NSU degrees, it certainly doesn't hurt. Attending NSU for your undergraduate studies will allow you to become familiar with the Tahlequah campus and, more importantly, the Optometry admissions staff and the Optometry faculty.
Q. Is it true that you have to be a junior or a senior to attend the Broken Arrow campus?
A. It is true that we only offer upper division core classes in majors offered at Broken Arrow. However, we have many students who enroll at NSU Broken Arrow as freshman and sophomores who have met prerequisites necessary for a junior/senior course.
Q. What is the minimum number of hours needed for a transfer student to graduate with a bachelors degree from NSU?
A. Provided your have all other requirements met, you only need 30 more hours to receive your bachelors degree from Northeastern State.
Q. Is it possible to complete a degree entirely at the Broken Arrow campus without taking some classes at the Tahlequah campus?
A. NSUBA does not accept freshman, although, it is possible to start and finish your degree solely at the Broken Arrow Campus. You will not actually be attending NSU the entire time. TCC offers classes on the BA campus. These all transfer over when you are finished with TCC classes and are eligible for NSUBA.
Q. Does an associate's degree satisfy basic requirements at NSU?
A. Yes. If a student has attained an Associate of Arts degree or Associate of Science degree from a public institution in Oklahoma, we will waive any general education requirements at NSU that they may be lacking. The exception to this is if the student lacks a gen ed requirement that is also a requirement for their particular major.
Q. Is NSU the right college for me?
A. NSU has a rich and proud history of serving the people of Oklahoma. Students choose NSU for a variety of reasons. For some it's close to home, while for others it's a chance to get away from home. Some choose NSU because we can help them achieve their career goals. Others choose NSU because of its beautiful campus, friendly atmosphere, or highly-regarded faculty. Finally, many choose NSU because of the value it offers. You can obtain a quality education, and all the other benefits listed here, without paying as much as at many other schools. We recommend you visit campus and see for yourself. Tours of the Tahlequah campus are given Monday through Friday at 11 a.m. during the summer. In the fall and spring semesters, tours are given Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 2pm and on Tuesday and Thursday at 11am and 2pm. Schedule a tour by email or call us at 1-800-722-9614, extension 4675.
Q. How do Advance Placement credits transfer?
A. A student transferring into the university receives a formal evaluation of transfer credit during their Campus Connection enrollment session. The student is responsible for seeing that the Office of Admissions and Recruitement receives official transcripts of all courses taken elsewhere. In the case of some out-of-state courses, a course evaluation verification form may need to be completed by the faculty advisor and sent to the appropriate dean. The dean will then send the results to the student's faculty advisor and degree auditor. For further questions about transfer credits, please contact Jeff Walker at 918-444-2253 or walkerj@nsuok.edu.
Q. Does a Texas student pay out-of-state tuition?
A. Out-of-state tuition is waived for eligible new freshmen and transfer students from Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, and Texas who are admitted as regular students (not on probation nor have any academic deficiencies), do not have a bachelor's degree, and are not applying for the Optometry program
Q. As an adult wanting to go to college, do I have to take the ACT before I enroll?
A. As an adult, you won't be required to take the ACT. You might be asked to take some tests for placement purposes but they're not for admission purposes. The first thing you need to do is apply online.
Q. Can I enroll online?
A. Yes, login to goNSU and go to the Student page.
Q. Do you charge an application fee?
A. Yes, we do have a $25 non-refundable application fee. You can apply online.

We no longer print or mail admissions applications.
Q. Where can I find information about graduate school and the application process?
A. You can receive information about our graduate programs by contacting Margie Railey at 918-444-2093 or visiting our Graudate College website.
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Life After NSU

 
Q. Does NSU offer assistance with job placement upon graduation?
A. The Office of Career Services helps our students find jobs and internships while in college and upon graduation. Services provided by Career Services include resume critiques, mock interviews, career and internship fairs, on-campus interviews, job-specific searches on openings in your field of study, and much more!
Q. Which one of the majors at NSU has the highest job demand?
A. According to the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, the top five careers with the largest employment growth requiring a bachelor's degree are: Computer Software Engineers, Accountants and Auditors, Elementary School Teachers, Management Analysts, and Computer Systems Analysts. NSU offers majors in all these fields with the exception of engineering. Based on the jobs employers posted on our website during the past 12 months, the following majors are most prevalent or in demand: Education, Accounting, Information Technology/Computer Science, Social Work/Psychology, and Management.
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Life At NSU

 
Q. Does NSU Have a Fitness Center on campus?
A. Yes. The Fitness Ccenter is free to all students that live in campus housing. Along with workout equipment, it has an indoor swimming pool, basketball/indoor volley ball courts, sand volley balls courts and a racquetball area. If you are a student but do not live in campus housing, access costs less than $50 per semester.
Q. Do freshman that attend NSU have to live on campus?
A. NSU does require freshman students to live in campus housing if they are not within the desired commuting distance (50 miles). However, students do not have to live in the Residence Halls. Our Seminary Suites residence hall is open to freshman students as well as upper classmen.
Q. Is there WiFi in all of the dorm rooms?
A. Many of the Residence Halls do pick up wireless internet, however, it is not accessible in all rooms. All rooms do have internet hook-ups. If your room does not pick up wireless internet, you may gain access to the internet with an ethernet cable.
Q. What is done by the campus police to ensure a safe campus after dark?
A. After dark, we have foot patrol on campus, Kawasaki Mule patrol, along with our normal vehicle patrol. We schedule two officers per shift and, adding the reserve staff, could have up to six officers on duty at one time. The officers monitor the lighting on campus as well. When lights are out we report them and have them repaired as soon as possible. We also have emergency (blue light) phones on campus. If you need more information, please call university police at 918-444-2468.
Q. Can freshmen stay in Seminary Suites?
A. Yes, the Seminary Suites are available to all students who wish to live on campus.
Q. How is the food at NSU?
A. There are a variety of locations to eat on NSU's campus. In addition to our all-you-can-eat cafeteria, there is a Chick-Fil-A, World of Wings, Freshens (smoothies and ice cream), and The Breakfast Nook in the Food Court. There's also Flo's, located on the 3rd floor of the University Center, and Pizza Hut Express in Leoser Hall.
Q. How do I get an on-campus job?
A. Go to the Financial Aid website. Look under Student Jobs, there will be a link to Work Study, Institutional and Off-Campus jobs. You can pick up an application at the Financial Aid office in the CASE building and apply.
Q. Can I buy my course text books online or do i have to go to the university bookstore in Tahlequah?
A. Yes! Simply go to www.nsuok.edu and click RiverHawk Shoppe listed under Campus Life. Once you have entered the RiverHawk Shoppe page, start entering your class information under the Buy Your Text Books Online Today! Section.
Q. How much is room and board at NSU?
A. Semi-private dormitories,(you and a roommate), cost $1,120 in most Residence Halls. For a private room,(just you), it will cost $1,705 in most Residence Halls, and a 4-person suite will cost $2,245. This is excluding the price of the meal plan. Meal plan costs vary because the students have different meal plan options. For more information on housing or meal plan options, please contact our Housing office at 918-444-4700.
Q. I would like to get involved. Will I be able to find an organization that I will like?
A. Yes! With over 80 student organizations on NSU's campus, you should have no problem finding one you will enjoy! Those organizations include anything from national fraternities and sororities, book clubs, political organizations, and almost every major has it's own organization. There is definitely something for everyone at NSU. During the first week of classes in the fall you will be given the opportunity to learn about the different organizations that we have. During this time you can decide on what would fit you best and get information on when they meet and what is expected of you as a member. If you would like to review the different organizations that we currently have at NSU visit the Student Affairs website.
Q. What do I do if my rommate and I are incompatible?
A. If at any point throughout the year you don't feel comfortable with your living situation, you can file a Room Change Request through the Housing Office. They will place you in a different room, with a new roommate at no charge to you! For additional questions about the Residence halls, contact the Housing Office at 918-444-4700.
Q. What is there to do in Tahlequah?
A. There are many fun and exciting things to do around the Tahequah campus to keep you entertained! The Northeastern Activities Board and Northeastern Student Government Association host a large number of events throughout the year ranging from comedians, movie nights, and game shows to Homecoming Week activities. You could also go down to the Jazz Lab and attend a concert or two! Aside from the numerous activities hosted on the campus, there are many things to do in the city of Tahlequah. Many people enjoying floating the Illinois River or just laying out on the riverbank. You can watch a movie at the Green Country Cinema. Throughout the summer you can catch a Downtown Country Show at the NSU Playhouse or watch the Rivercity Players at the Shawnee Street Theater. We're only 15 minutes from Lake Tenkiller and just an hour from Tulsa and Fayetteville, Arkansas. If you're living here in Tahlequah, there's always something to do!
Q. Is NSU the right college for me?
A. NSU has a rich and proud history of serving the people of Oklahoma. Students choose NSU for a variety of reasons. For some it's close to home, while for others it's a chance to get away from home. Some choose NSU because we can help them achieve their career goals. Others choose NSU because of its beautiful campus, friendly atmosphere, or highly-regarded faculty. Finally, many choose NSU because of the value it offers. You can obtain a quality education, and all the other benefits listed here, without paying as much as at many other schools. We recommend you visit campus and see for yourself. Tours of the Tahlequah campus are given Monday through Friday at 11 a.m. during the summer. In the fall and spring semesters, tours are given Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 2pm and on Tuesday and Thursday at 11am and 2pm. Schedule a tour by email or call us at 1-800-722-9614, extension 4675.
Q. What makes NSU stand out from the other regional universities in Oklahoma?
A. There are several things that make NSU stand out from the other regional schools in Oklahoma. Two of the biggest are location and people. The historic NSU campus is a sight to see. Located in Tahlequah, NSU is nestled at the foot of the Ozark mountains near the scenic Illinois River and Lake Tenkiller. Tahlequah offers the best of small town life while being in close proximity to urban areas like Tulsa and Fayettville. The campus itself is a blend of historic buildings and state-of-the-art facilities. Mature shade trees and beautiful landscaping make NSU unlike any other regional campus. NSU faculty, staff and students are friendly, caring and welcoming. We strive to make NSU feel like your home away from home, and we want you to have the best four years possible. We want our students come to campus and be engaged and involved in the college experience. We strive to make sure that you feel connected to NSU.
Q. When do I get my student email address?
A. You will receive your student userID at the Freshman Connections orientation. This userID acts not only as your email address, but your login name to all of the campus computers and many of NSU's online programs such as Blackboard and other web services.
Q. Will all of my classes be within walking distance or should I think about purchasing a bicycle?
A. All of your classes will definitely be within walking distance! You can get anywhere on NSU's campus on foot within 10 minutes.
Q. I didn't qualify for work-study. Can I still find a job on campus?
A. We have jobs that don't require you to have financial need. They are called institutional jobs and you can secure one the same as you would any other job. Try to find out which offices are hiring and apply. There is a job board in the financial aid office and can be found on the Student Financial Services website.
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Broken Arrow

 
Q. Do you have to be a junior or a senior to attend the Broken Arrow campus?
A. It is true that we only offer upper division core classes in majors offered at Broken Arrow. However, we have many students who enroll at NSU Broken Arrow as freshman and sophomores who have met prerequisites necessary for a junior/senior course.
Q. Is it possible to complete a degree entirely at the Broken Arrow campus without taking some classes at the Tahlequah campus ?
A. NSUBA does not accept freshman, although, it is possible to start and finish your degree solely at the Broken Arrow Campus. You will not actually be attending NSU the entire time. TCC offers classes on the BA campus. These all transfer over when you are finished with TCC classes and are eligible for NSUBA.
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Tahlequah

 
Q. Does NSU Have a Fitness Center on campus?
A. Yes. The Fitness Ccenter is free to all students that live in campus housing. Along with workout equipment, it has an indoor swimming pool, basketball/indoor volley ball courts, sand volley balls courts and a racquetball area. If you are a student but do not live in campus housing, access costs less than $50 per semester.
Q. Do freshman that attend NSU have to live on campus?
A. NSU does require freshman students to live in campus housing if they are not within the desired commuting distance (50 miles). However, students do not have to live in the Residence Halls. Our Seminary Suites residence hall is open to freshman students as well as upper classmen.
Q. Is there WiFi in all of the dorm rooms?
A. Many of the Residence Halls do pick up wireless internet, however, it is not accessible in all rooms. All rooms do have internet hook-ups. If your room does not pick up wireless internet, you may gain access to the internet with an ethernet cable.
Q. What is done by the campus police to ensure a safe campus after dark?
A. After dark, we have foot patrol on campus, Kawasaki Mule patrol, along with our normal vehicle patrol. We schedule two officers per shift and, adding the reserve staff, could have up to six officers on duty at one time. The officers monitor the lighting on campus as well. When lights are out we report them and have them repaired as soon as possible. We also have emergency (blue light) phones on campus. If you need more information, please call university police at 918-444-2468.
Q. Can freshmen stay in Seminary Suites?
A. Yes, the Seminary Suites are available to all students who wish to live on campus.
Q. How is the food at NSU?
A. There are a variety of locations to eat on NSU's campus. In addition to our all-you-can-eat cafeteria, there is a Chick-Fil-A, World of Wings, Freshens (smoothies and ice cream), and The Breakfast Nook in the Food Court. There's also Flo's, located on the 3rd floor of the University Center, and Pizza Hut Express in Leoser Hall.
Q. How do I get an on-campus job?
A. Go to the Financial Aid website. Look under Student Jobs, there will be a link to Work Study, Institutional and Off-Campus jobs. You can pick up an application at the Financial Aid office in the CASE building and apply.
Q. How much is room and board at NSU?
A. Semi-private dormitories,(you and a roommate), cost $1,120 in most Residence Halls. For a private room,(just you), it will cost $1,705 in most Residence Halls, and a 4-person suite will cost $2,245. This is excluding the price of the meal plan. Meal plan costs vary because the students have different meal plan options. For more information on housing or meal plan options, please contact our Housing office at 918-444-4700.
Q. I would like to get involved. Will I be able to find an organization that I will like?
A. Yes! With over 80 student organizations on NSU's campus, you should have no problem finding one you will enjoy! Those organizations include anything from national fraternities and sororities, book clubs, political organizations, and almost every major has it's own organization. There is definitely something for everyone at NSU. During the first week of classes in the fall you will be given the opportunity to learn about the different organizations that we have. During this time you can decide on what would fit you best and get information on when they meet and what is expected of you as a member. If you would like to review the different organizations that we currently have at NSU visit the Student Affairs website.
Q. What do I do if my rommate and I are incompatible?
A. If at any point throughout the year you don't feel comfortable with your living situation, you can file a Room Change Request through the Housing Office. They will place you in a different room, with a new roommate at no charge to you! For additional questions about the Residence halls, contact the Housing Office at 918-444-4700.
Q. What is there to do in Tahlequah?
A. There are many fun and exciting things to do around the Tahequah campus to keep you entertained! The Northeastern Activities Board and Northeastern Student Government Association host a large number of events throughout the year ranging from comedians, movie nights, and game shows to Homecoming Week activities. You could also go down to the Jazz Lab and attend a concert or two! Aside from the numerous activities hosted on the campus, there are many things to do in the city of Tahlequah. Many people enjoying floating the Illinois River or just laying out on the riverbank. You can watch a movie at the Green Country Cinema. Throughout the summer you can catch a Downtown Country Show at the NSU Playhouse or watch the Rivercity Players at the Shawnee Street Theater. We're only 15 minutes from Lake Tenkiller and just an hour from Tulsa and Fayetteville, Arkansas. If you're living here in Tahlequah, there's always something to do!
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First-Time Freshmen

 
Q. Do freshman that attend NSU have to live on campus?
A. NSU does require freshman students to live in campus housing if they are not within the desired commuting distance (50 miles). However, students do not have to live in the Residence Halls. Our Seminary Suites residence hall is open to freshman students as well as upper classmen.
Q. Can freshmen stay in Seminary Suites?
A. Yes, the Seminary Suites are available to all students who wish to live on campus.
Q. How do Advance Placement credits transfer?
A. A student transferring into the university receives a formal evaluation of transfer credit during their Campus Connection enrollment session. The student is responsible for seeing that the Office of Admissions and Recruitement receives official transcripts of all courses taken elsewhere. In the case of some out-of-state courses, a course evaluation verification form may need to be completed by the faculty advisor and sent to the appropriate dean. The dean will then send the results to the student's faculty advisor and degree auditor. For further questions about transfer credits, please contact Jeff Walker at 918-444-2253 or walkerj@nsuok.edu.
Q. What is Rookie Bridge Camp?
A. Rookie Bridge Camp (RBC) is a fun-filled, two-day camp designed to transition you to college. It is planned and produced for students by students. It is an excellent opportunity for freshmen to meet other freshmen, as well as upper classmen and gain knowledge about what to expect once they begin their first semester of college.
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Graduate Students

 
Q. Where can I find information about graduate school and the application process?
A. You can receive information about our graduate programs by contacting Margie Railey at 918-444-2093 or visiting  theGraduate College website.
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Transfer Students

 
Q. What is the minimum number of hours needed for a transfer student to graduate with a bachelors degree from NSU?
A. Provided your have all other requirements met, you only need 30 more hours to receive your bachelors degree from Northeastern State.
Q. Does an associate's degree satisfy basic requirements at NSU?
A. Yes. If a student has attained an Associate of Arts degree or Associate of Science degree from a public institution in Oklahoma, we will waive any general education requirements at NSU that they may be lacking. The exception to this is if the student lacks a gen ed requirement that is also a requirement for their particular major.
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