University of Tulsa Top Questions

The best thing about TU is the student/professor relationships.

I love the community here. The different groups of people I've been able to get to know has been wonderful!

The best thing about my school is the smaller number of students and faculty at the University. This make it a much more tight-knit group of people, and thus far has made my college experience much more personal and enjoyable. I see dozens of people I know while simply traveling between classes and meals. This has also been helpful because it allows the teachers flexible one-on-one time with students, which has proved very helpful.

The best thing about The University of Tulsa is the close campus community and advanced degree programs. The campus is small enough to allow people to get to know each other but large enough that you can have your own space. The degree programs at TU are outstanding and are recognized by many as one of the best schools in the country.

I think the best thing about our school is the academics because our business and engineering schools are ranked in the top 50 in the nation.

Being from Tulsa, I feel like it is part of TUlsa but at the same time its own community.

The campus is beautiful, the teachers are helpulf and the students are friendly.

The best thing about my school is the professors. They are so helpful and understanding. Plus, with the small falculty to student ratios, friendships are built instead of the regular student-professor relationships. Many students hang out with their professors outside of class which is pretty cool.

I love the fact that the school is so small. It gives me the opportunity to have more contact with the teachers and they actually know who you are and legitimatley care about how you are doing in the class.

The best thing about the University of Tulsa is the sense of community on campus. The freshman orientation program does an incredible job of assimilating the incoming class into the University's family. I still have many friends that I met the day I moved in! I consider TU my home away from home, and I have so many friends from all over the country (and world!) that I know will stay with me not only throughout my college days, but into my adult years.