Our office is here to help you locate the financial assistance programs for which you may qualify. Aid can be in the form of scholarships, grants, work-study, loan programs, or any combination of the four. Much of the aid is made available through federal, state, and institutional programs. A number of programs have limited funding, so it is important to apply early.
We understand the importance of financial aid in helping you achieve your educational dreams, and we look forward to working with you as you pursue your education at Oklahoma State University - Tulsa.
Are You An OSU-Tulsa Student Taking Classes at Tulsa Community College?
Good news! The Department of Education allows students enrolled in classes at both Tulsa Community College (TCC) and OSU-Tulsa during the same semester to receive a federal financial aid award based on their combined hours through a process called a consortium agreement. OSU-Tulsa is the institution that will award federal financial aid for consortium students.
To qualify, the TCC courses must apply to the current OSU-Tulsa degree program. The student must request that their OSU-Tulsa Academic Advisor complete and submit the consortium agreement on their behalf.
Process:
Contact your OSU-Tulsa Academic Advisor to discuss degree program, enrollment, and any lower division requirements needed.
Contact your OSU-Tulsa Financial Aid Office to see if you meet the requirements needed to receive financial aid through the consortium agreement process.
Enroll in your TCC classes, print out a copy of your TCC detailed class schedule, and make payment arrangements with TCC.
Obtain a TCC Consortium Agreement Information Form from your OSU-Tulsa Financial Aid Advisor.
Return the completed TCC Consortium Agreement Information Form with attached TCC class schedule to your OSU-Tulsa Academic Advisor. A new consortium agreement form is required each semester.
Eligibility:
You must be fully admitted to OSU and seeking an OSU degree.
Your TCC classes must be required for your OSU degree.
You must be seeking federal financial aid through OSU; you must cancel any federal financial aid being offered by TCC (Scholarships and tuition waivers do not apply).
You are fully responsible for all expenses incurred at TCC and must follow TCC payment policies and deadlines. For questions regarding payment at TCC, contact TCC's Bursar Office at 918-595-7136.
You must notify the OSU-Tulsa Financial Aid Office should you drop or withdraw from classes at TCC. Repayment of funds received may be required.
Book Vouchers
The OSU-Tulsa Bursar's office allows students to charge textbooks through the use of the book voucher system. To charge textbooks to your bursar account, you must first meet the following requirements:
Applied for and be eligible to receive financial aid
Offered and accepted enough financial aid to pay for textbooks in addition to your tuition and fees
Completed all requirements to receive your financial aid i.e. entrance counseling and sign master promissory note for student loans and/or submitted any additional documentation requested by the financial aid office
To get your book voucher, stop by the Financial Aid Office, North Hall 130, and sign in to see a Financial Aid Advisor. A book voucher is only valid on the day it is issued.
The 2008-2009 OSU-Tulsa Scholarship Application is for undergraduate and graduate students attending the OSU-Tulsa Campus for the Fall 2008 and Spring 2009 semesters. Submit completed application to the OSU-Tulsa Financial Aid Office, North Hall 130 or email to tulsa.financialaid@okstate.edu . For priority consideration, applications must be submitted on or before Friday, February 1, 2008.
The 2009-2010 OSU-Tulsa Scholarship Application is for undergraduate and graduate students attending the OSU-Tulsa Campus for the Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 semesters.
Veteran Services
OSU is an approved institution for students to receive educational benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The following types of students are eligible to claim VA benefits:
Active duty servicepersons (Chapter 30 Active Duty)
Active duty veterans (Chapter 30, Chapter 34/30, Chapter 32)
Veterans on the VA Vocational Rehabilitation Program (Chapter 31)
National Guard and Reserve Personnel (Chapter 1606)
Individuals eligible to receive benefits under the Survivors and Dependents Assistance Program (Chapter 35)
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