Oklahoma Christian University Top Questions

Upon looking at the school, I was told if I worked hard my first year of college I would be able to receive more scholarship money. However, this was not the case. I worked two jobs my first semester and took 17 hours and one job my second semester while still taking 17 hours. I made a 4.0 my first semester, yet I lost OC grant money. I do not feel like they held up to their end of the bargain and now I don't know what to do because I can't afford to stay there.

It's not particularly diverse in thought. We have several people from various ethnic backgrounds, but as far as religion and belief systems are concerned, the school is fairly homogenous.

Since I haven't attended yet, I will start next week, I haven't got to the frustrations yet. But I am sure I will come across some downs but it won't hold me back.

You can't live off campus until you're 23, married, or living with family.

We are only allowed one school scholarship, even though there may be more than one scholarship that is available to any one person.

It's expensive! I feel like they care more about the business aspect of the university rather than the actual welfare of their students. It's very offputting.

I have not previously attended Oklahoma Christian University, so I am not privy to the shortcomings of the school.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that it is hard to balance all of my athletic responsibilties as well my school work. Also, that it is so conservative and set in its way. The expense is also very hard to deal with, but the education is worth it.

The most fustrating thing about my school is having enough money to pay for your education.

The weather in the Middle Oklahoma area is frustrating. It is always very windy.