Oklahoma City University

The history of the Oklahoma City University could be traced back to 1904 when the Private United Methodist University was established. It has steadily grown in to what is is now popularly known as the OKCU, as a top liberal arts and sciences university.  The disciplines include sciences, religion, business, nursing and performing arts.  There are around 1800 undergraduates and 600 graduate students from 46 states and 43 foreign countries. The classes are small in size with around 17 in a class and the student to faculty ratio is 11:1, which  is a characteristic feature of the university. The university consists of 11 schools: Meinders School of Business, Kramer School of Nursing, Margaret E. Petree College of Performing Arts, Ann Lacy School of Dance and Entertainment, School of Theater, Wanda L Bass School of Music, Petree College of Arts and Sciences, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of Visual Arts, Wimberly School of Religion and School of Law.