Merriam-Webster defines the liberal arts as “college or university studies intended to provide chiefly general knowledge and to develop general intellectual capacities as opposed to professional or vocational skills.”
But at the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma, it means so much more. It is who we are and what we believe best prepares students for success in today's rapidly changing world.
As Oklahoma’s only public liberal arts university, Science & Arts provides students with a wide-ranging educational experience grounded in the sciences and humanities that reinforces communication, critical thinking and problem solving.
Science & Arts' Interdisciplinary Studies program maintains a 50-year tradition of integrating knowledge from multiple disciplines and is required of all students who pursue a degree at Science & Arts.
By choosing Science & Arts, you are choosing to become part of a much larger family, a wide network of people you can count on long after your time at Science & Arts comes to an end.
Getting involved with campus clubs and organizations is one of the best ways to interact with other Drovers. With more than 30 clubs and organizations to choose from, plus a continuous calendar of community activities, everyone can find a way to get involved.
An important part of college is discovering new interests, hobbies and friendships. At Science & Arts, we urge you to customize your college experience to and see how they are all interconnected.
With a student to faculty ration of 13:1, you will have the chance to work alongside our faculty to gain real-world experience that will not only prepare you for your chosen career, but will ensure you excel.
Year after year, we are recognized nationally for providing a high-quality, yet affordable liberal arts education. Four out of five Science & Arts students receive some form of scholarships or financial aid.
We can't wait to meet you! Come see all that Science & Arts has to offer.
At the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma, we are dedicated to assisting all students transitioning from high school to college. We provide a variety of services to our students for FREE to ensure their success!
Committed to SuccessThe only program of its kind in the state, the Neill-Wint Center for Neurodiversity will assist students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the transition to college life and help ensure postsecondary success.
Take the journeyThe goal of the Dr. Ada Lois Sipuel Center for Social Justice and Racial Healing is to recognize and hold the values of American democracy and the concept of justice as key principles facilitiating both individuals and groups.
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