FAQ: Application & Requirements

Yes. UTulsa must have an official copy of each transcript showing all attempted college credit to consider you for an admission decision. To be considered an official transcript, a transcript must be sent directly from the institution or through a secure transcript delivery service.

Electronic transcripts can be sent to apply@utulsa.edu or by mail to Office of Admission, 800 S Tucker Drive, Tulsa, OK, 74104.

View the Housing & Dining Requirement for details.

The UTulsa application for admission opens in July for the upcoming Spring and Fall terms. For example, the Spring 2023 and Fall 2023 application opened in July 2022.

UTulsa Admission conducts a complete or holistic application review when considering applicants for admission. Therefore, we do not have set GPA minimums. However, we recommend a college GPA of at least 3.0.

The personal statement is two to three paragraphs all about you. We recommend including your goals, academic background and reasons for transferring. Be sure to proofread!

Learners who have taken or enrolled in college courses after their high school graduation.

No, learners entering college directly after high school graduation are considered freshman applicants. Taking college courses post-high school graduation classifies a student as a transfer student.

You should request that your official transcript(s) be sent to the UTulsa Office of Admission by contacting the Office of the Registrar at all your previously attended institutions. Electronic transcripts are ideal but must be sent directly from the school to UTulsa. Official electronic transcripts can be sent to apply@utulsa.edu or through an electronic delivery service. Transcripts that are delivered or mailed by the student (even in sealed envelopes) will not be considered official. Mailed transcripts can be sent to Office of Admission, 800 S Tucker Drive, Tulsa, OK 74104.

An official transcript must be sent directly to UTulsa from the previously attended institution. It cannot be given to the student to pass along, even in a sealed envelope. Transcripts emailed from another institution’s registrar or submitted through an official transcript service (like Common App or Parchment) are considered official.

No, you can apply with classes in progress. Contact a UTulsa transfer admission counselor as soon as you are considering transferring.

In order to be eligible for admission at UTulsa, you must have a high school diploma or GED.