University of Tulsa: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

The city of Tulsa, Oklahoma has several transportation options, including:

• Public bus: Tulsa Transit is the city's public bus system, offering 40+ routes that serve the city and its suburbs. Buses run every 15-30 minutes during peak hours and every 30-60 minutes during off-peak hours.
• Aero BRT: This is a bus rapid transit system running along Peoria Avenue, a major north-south corridor in Tulsa. The system has dedicated lanes and stations, with buses running every 15-20 minutes.
• Paratransit: HealthRide provides paratransit services for people with disabilities, available 24/7.
• Taxi: Several taxi companies are operating in Tulsa, which can be hailed on the street or called for pickup.
• Ride-hailing: Uber and Lyft can be used as well, to get around the city and its suburbs, especially when travelling with a lot of luggage.

The University of Tulsa offers ranging services to its students, faculty, and staff, including:

• Academic Advising: The University of Tulsa offers academic advising services such as helping students to choose classes, plan their academic paths, and navigate the college bureaucracy.
• Health and Wellness: The University of Tulsa has a student health centre that provides medical, dental, and mental health services. The university also offers fitness facilities, including a gym, a swimming pool, and a tennis court.
• Mentoring: The University of Tulsa's Career Counseling Center offers services to help students find jobs and internships, alongside offering workshops and presentations on varied topics related to career planning.
• Financial Aid: The University of Tulsa offers financial aid to students who need help paying for college, in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study.
• Campus Recreation: The University of Tulsa's Campus Recreation Department offers recreational activities including intramural sports, fitness classes, and outdoor recreation programs.

• Join A Club: The University of Tulsa has 150+ student organizations on campus, ranging from intramural sports leagues to professional or cultural clubs and social or Greek service organizations. So, you are sure to find your fit.
• Explore The Campus: The University of Tulsa's campus has varied architectural styles, including Gothic, Tudor, and Spanish Colonial Revival; alongside several lakes and gardens, providing a peaceful place to relax and study.
• Attend On-Campus Activities: Homecoming is a week-long celebration of the TU spirit, with pep rallies, concerts, a parade, and a football game. Springfest is a two-day festival with live music, food, and games, and is one of the biggest student-run events on campus.
• Get Outdoors: Tulsa is a vibrant and growing city with many great restaurants, bars, and shops in Tulsa, alongside plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation.
• Volunteer: Students at the University of Tulsa can volunteer with local organizations, such as the Boys and Girls Club or the Tulsa Community Foundation, to give back to the community.

The University of Tulsa offers varied on-campus accommodation options to meet the needs and lifestyles of all students, including:

Residence Halls: The University of Tulsa offers six residence halls:

• Fisher South is a traditional residence hall with double and triple occupancy rooms offering amenities, including a fitness centre, a computer lab, and a game room.
• Fisher West Suites is a suite-style residence hall with two-bedroom and four-bedroom suites. Each suite has its bathroom, kitchen, and living area.
• Hardesty Hall is a traditional residence hall with double and triple occupancy rooms. It is home to the TU Honors College.
• Holmes Hall is a traditional residence hall with double and triple occupancy rooms, located in the heart of the campus and is close to many academic buildings.
• Memorial Hall is a traditional residence hall with double and triple occupancy rooms, close to the football stadium and the TU Fitness Center.
• Winchester Hall is a traditional residence hall with double and triple occupancy rooms, located on the north side of campus.

Apartments come in varied sizes, from one-bedroom to four-bedroom units. All apartments have a kitchen, bathroom, and living area. Apartments are located in three villages at the University of Tulsa:

• University Village is located on the south side of campus, close to the football stadium and the TU Fitness Center.
• Law Village is located on the north side of campus, close to the library and the TU Health Sciences Center.
• Graduate Village is located on the east side of campus, close to the business school and the TU College of Engineering and Natural Sciences.

Living-Learning Communities: The University of Tulsa offers living-learning communities, which are groups of students who live together and share common interests, allowing students to connect, and learn about different cultures.