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Dallas College Transfer Partnership

This educational partnership between OCU and Dallas College focuses on strengthening transfer support, improving communication, and removing barriers that may impact student success.

Through a shared commitment to collaboration, both institutions work together to ensure that students are well-prepared to transition to OCU and continue their academic journey.

Through this partnership, students can:

• Access transfer resources and outreach opportunities, including events connecting Dallas College students with OCU
• Learn about transfer scholarships and financial aid opportunities available at OCU
• Benefit from coordinated support and communication between institutions to ease the transfer process
• Receive guidance that encourages completion of the associate degree prior to transfer for academic and financial advantages
• Experience improved transfer outcomes through data-informed collaboration and ongoing program evaluation

Oklahoma City Community College Transfer Partnership

Ä¢¹½TV partners with Oklahoma City Community College to create accessible and supportive pathways for students transferring from an associate degree to a bachelor’s degree program. The partnership emphasizes academic continuity through aligned coursework, collaborative advising, and thoughtful degree planning.

Students are supported through a transfer process designed to make the transition from OCCC to OCU as smooth and efficient as possible while helping them remain on track toward graduation.

Through this partnership, students can:

• Follow structured transfer pathways designed to support degree completion
• Receive coordinated advising support from both institutions
• Transfer credits efficiently through aligned course equivalencies
• Apply to OCU bachelor’s degree programs after completing an AA or AS degree with a minimum 2.0 GPA
• Complete their bachelor’s degree with minimal disruption to academic progress

Associate in Science (AS) Transfer Pathway

Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) and Ä¢¹½TV (OCU) have partnered to create a seamless transfer pathway for students pursuing a career in business. Students who complete the Associate in Science (A.S.) in Business at OCCC (62 credit hours) with a minimum 2.0 GPA and grades of C or better in all transferable courses are eligible to apply for admission to OCU’s Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) program.

Through this agreement:

• OCCC graduates who meet transfer requirements will enter OCU with their general education requirements fulfilled, with the exception of OCU’s Religion and Service Learning requirements.
• Many freshman- and sophomore-level business core courses completed at OCCC transfer directly into OCU’s business curriculum, helping students stay on track for graduation.
• Transfer students are not required to take OCU’s MGMT 1001 Freshman Business Connection course and will instead complete additional electives as needed.
• Students can customize their OCU business degree by selecting concentrations in areas such as Accounting, Economics, Finance, Management, or Marketing.

This partnership is designed to increase student access, support degree completion, and provide a clear pathway from an associate degree at OCCC to a bachelor’s degree at OCU.

Students are encouraged to work closely with advisors at both institutions to ensure a smooth transfer experience and timely degree completion.

Rose State College Transfer Partnership

Ä¢¹½TV has established a formal articulation and reverse transfer agreement with Rose State College (RSC) to support a smooth and efficient pathway from an associate degree to a bachelor’s degree. This partnership expands access to higher education while promoting student success through clear transfer guidance. 

Through this agreement, students benefit from:

• Seamless transfer pathways with clearly defined course equivalencies and degree plans
• Collaborative academic advising between RSC and OCU faculty and staff
• Equal admission consideration, with RSC graduates meeting standard OCU admission criteria
• Ongoing program alignment, ensuring coursework transfers with minimal disruption

Students who complete an Associate in Arts (AA) or Associate in Science (AS) degree at RSC with a minimum GPA of 2.0 are eligible to apply for admission to OCU bachelor’s degree programs.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Transfer Pathway

In addition to the general transfer agreement, OCU and RSC offer a specialized Nursing transfer pathway designed for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

Students who complete the Associate in Science in Pre-Nursing (Baccalaureate Track) at RSC can transition into OCU’s BSN program with:

• Full transfer of general education requirements (with limited exceptions such as religion and service-learning components)
• A structured, semester-by-semester transfer map outlining required coursework at both institutions
• A clear timeline to degree completion, typically totaling a minimum of 124 credit hours across both institutions

The nursing pathway is designed to prepare students for the rigor of upper-division coursework at OCU, including clinical experiences and advanced nursing topics. Students are encouraged to complete recommended electives before transfer to ensure full-time focus on nursing coursework.

This coordinated program provides a well-defined pathway into OCU’s Kramer School of Nursing, helping students transition efficiently from foundational coursework to professional nursing preparation.

Tulsa Community College Transfer Partnership 

Ä¢¹½TV also partners with Tulsa Community College to provide clear, flexible pathways from an associate degree to a bachelor’s degree. This collaboration is designed to support student success through intentional alignment of coursework, advising, and degree planning.

Students benefit from a streamlined transfer experience that allows them to move confidently from TCC to OCU while staying on track for graduation.

Through this partnership, students can:

• Follow structured transfer maps that outline a clear path to degree completion
• Receive coordinated advising support from both institutions
• Transfer credits efficiently with aligned courses and degree requirements

• Complete their bachelor’s degree on time with minimal disruption to progress

   

Tulsa Community College Nursing Transfer Track 

OCU and Tulsa Community College offer a direct pathway into the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), designed for students seeking a strong academic and clinical foundation in nursing. This pathway allows students to complete foundational coursework at TCC before transitioning into OCU’s rigorous, hands-on nursing program.

The program emphasizes preparation, progression, and real-world application, equipping students for success in advanced coursework and clinical environments.

Students in the Nursing pathway will:

• Complete general education and prerequisite courses at TCC before transfer
• Enter a full-time, upper-division nursing program with clinical training

• Build toward a 124-credit-hour BSN degree pathway across both institutions

   

Tulsa Community College Mass Communication Pathways

OCU and TCC provide multiple pathways into the Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications, allowing students to tailor their academic experience to their career goals. Students begin at TCC with an A.A. in Communication Arts & Technologies and transfer to OCU to complete a specialized bachelor’s degree program.

Students can choose between two focused tracks:

• Multimedia Journalism & Broadcast Production
• Strategic Communications

Each pathway is designed to build both foundational knowledge and industry-relevant skills.

Students in Mass Communication pathways will:

• Gain experience in areas such as media writing, broadcasting, public relations, and strategic communication
• Transition into advanced coursework, internships, and portfolio development at OCU
• Complete a fully aligned 124-credit-hour bachelor’s degree pathway