Founded in 1894, The University of Tulsa prides itself in its academic reputation and personalized education. With 4,200 undergraduate and graduate students on campus and an average class size of 19 students, The University of Tulsa is known for fostering a small, intimate learning environment. Flexible programs, small classes, and individual attention are just a few of the advantages to attending this private, nondenominational university.

Students have numerous learning opportunities at The University of Tulsa, with the Henry Kendall College of Arts & Sciences, College of business Administration, College of engineering & Natural Sciences, and College of Law. There are 59 undergraduate programs as well as 33 graduate and 9 doctoral degree programs to choose from at The University of Tulsa. Communication, English, education, environmental policy, music, political science, and religion are only a handful of the undergraduate programs from which students can choose.

Aside from academics, the University of Tulsa provides students with many other enriching educational opportunities. Several study abroad programs are available to students through The University of Tulsa's Center for Global Education, and the university's Undergraduate Research Challenge gives students the chance to participate in advanced research with faculty members as mentors.