University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus Top Questions

A school that is high in community and offers many opportunities, but sometimes is overly political and only makes those opportunities known/available to certain groups.

The University of Oklahoma is a loving community that encompasses thousands of people who proudly call themselves Sooners.

If you want to get involved, join a fraternity or sorority, I do not recommend this as a transfer institution.

My school is a proud and exuberant school focused on innovation and breaking new ground, in acedimcs and athletics, without forgetting the past and its traditions.

Dedicated to getting student's careers started in their area of interest by providing them with the tools and knowledge to be successful.

Oklahoma University gives their student a world of possibility.

My school is very old-fashioned.

University of Oklahoma is an oasis of diversity that provides it's community with cultures and ideas imported from around the world.

The University of Oklahoma is an extremely large campus.

A high spirited place where people come together to learn, serve, and grow as citizens of the community, the state, and the country.

The University of Oklahoma is a fine accreditted learning environment with well adjusted and intelligent students who work hard every day with sheer determination to see their future dreams come true.

Overall, the school is full of friendly, helpful students, teachers, and employee's that will help you on your academic endevors and will help you grow as a person.

The University is Oklahoma is not only a well-respected research university filled with numerous resources and academic opportunities to grow and learn, but a home and safe haven for students to experience what it means to have the love and support of a family who confidently cares and believes in them beyond as a student, but as a someone with potential and who can overcome.

OU has a big campus that feels like a small one. There are 3 main sections of campus: the North Oval, the South Oval, and the residential area. The North Oval is mostly administrative or upper class/graduate buildings and the South Oval is where freshmen will have most of their classes. The residential area is where all students stay their first year. The fact that the campus is divided like this makes everything manageable. The ovals are beautiful and are full of mature trees. (The trees are what made me fall in love with campus).

Physically, OU looks absolutely beautiful. The grounds are always perfectly maintained. The buildings are so architecturally stunning. There is nothing about the campus that looks unattractive. While I don't have much experience being on other college campuses, OU has one of the best layouts I have ever seen. Practically the whole campus is located in a small area that is walking distance. The North and South Ovals house most of the campuses buildings, so even if you only have a 15 minute break between classes, you can get there on time from anywhere on campus. The football stadium is located right on campus and some of the dorms have a great view of the stadium right from their rooms! This is SO convenient when our Sooners come home to play!

It is beautiful and well organized.

The University of Oklahoma is a friendly, beautiful community in which to live, learn, and play.

OU is a launchpad for me to achieve my goal to become a surgeon, allowing me to learn, grow, and progress as a person and student.

At the University of Oklahoma we are a family, we come together and support our fellow classmates no matter what in order to strive in acedemics, athletics and community .

The University of Oklahoma is a pround, smart, and friendly community.