Transfer Students

Start by filling out an application for admission. It is short & simple. Not to mention... it is free! Complete one here!

If you have earned more than 15 credit hours (after high school graduation), we will need:

• An official transcript from each college attended reporting all classes attempted for each semester enrolled.

Transcripts must be sent directly from the institution to the OC Admissions Records Office either electronically or by mail:

• admissions.records@oc.edu
• Oklahoma Christian University
  Admissions Records
  Box 11000
  Oklahoma City, OK 73136

Please note: Coursework from one college posted on the transcript of another is not acceptable. College transcript(s) for dual/college credit earned in high school must be submitted for possible credit.

Currently enrolled in another school and don’t have access to an official transcript? Please upload your unofficial transcript to your application account or email it to admissions.records@oc.edu. We can accept and continue the admissions process with an unofficial transcript, however, official transcripts from every previous institution you have attended must be submitted to OC before the first day of classes.

Before each year of college, apply for federal grants, work-study, and loans with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. Be sure to enter OC’s FAFSA code, 003165, so your information will be sent to us. OC uses your FAFSA data to determine your federal aid eligibility.

Once you have decided you are ready to make OC home, take the next step by submitting your enrollment deposit. The enrollment deposit is a $250 deposit payment that is applied to your OC account. After you submit your deposit, you will…

• Reserve your place as a transfer student starting at OC
• Have access to the housing application
• Get to enroll in classes at the earliest possible time, which gives you the best chance to have the exact class schedule you want
• Be able to sign up for orientation

OC offers several housing options for transfer students. Housing placement depends on the number of completed credits and age. Space is limited and it’s first come, first serve. So submit your application ASAP! View our housing options here.

Have questions? Contact housing at housing@oc.edu or by phone at 405.425.5930.

Welcome home new Eagles!

You're not going to want to miss this one-day Take Flight event designed for all new students - freshmen and transfers - that’s YOU! (parents are more than welcome to attend). You will cover all of the business of college from meeting with academic advisers, confirming your course schedule, learning about campus resources, meeting other new students, and getting answers to all of your OC questions.

It’s time for you to soar. Earn Your Wings is for all new students (freshmen and transfers) starting in the fall semester. Your orientation week begins the week before classes start and is where you learn what it means to be an Eagle. It will be filled with getting to know your fellow classmates with one crazy-themed activity after the next, serving the community on Kite Day, learning OC’s history and becoming a part of it, enjoying some quality entertainment and implementing daily habits of worship.

Start by filling out an application for admission. It is short & simple. Not to mention... it is free!

If you currently do not have access to your official transcript - please upload your unofficial transcript to your application account or email it to admissions.records@oc.edu. We can accept and continue the admissions process with an unofficial transcript, however, official transcripts from every previous institution you have attended must be submitted to OC before the first day of classes.

Click here to estimate how your credits will transfer.

Only credit from a regionally accredited college or university will be accepted as transfer credit. Technical or vocational credits are not eligible for transfer and cannot be used to satisfy degree requirements.

The number of Bible hours required for transfer students is determined at the time of your initial enrollment at OC. All transfer students must take, at a minimum, BIBL-4533: Capstone: Christ, Calling, and Career. See below the Bible requirements:

OC will accept as many credits that will transfer, however, all OC students must earn a minimum number of 30 credits of upper-division courses in order to graduate.

We offer some online courses during our winter and summer breaks for our undergraduate degrees. Most fall/spring courses are in-person. See what courses are available here.

Our deadline for admissions is the first day of classes. However, housing and enrollment are first come first served. So the sooner, the better!

Absolutely! We encourage all transfer students to visit campus. We offer individual visits tailored to you! Let our staff completely personalize a day just for you and your family almost any weekday. You will have the opportunity to tour campus, meet with a faculty member in your major area, attend chapel, see the dorms, and eat lunch with us in our cafeteria. Would you rather look to explore OC with other students? Great! Our Eagle for a Day event fits the bill. Not able to make it up to campus? Make sure to check out our virtual visit options.

Sign up for a visit at oc.edu/visit. We can’t wait to see you!

Listed below are a few of the many amenities and services offered on OC’s campus:

• OC offers academic coaching, tutoring, and accessibility resources. Find out more when you visit Student Success at oc.edu.
• Wireless internet access is available and free. Computer labs and more than 100 printers are scattered throughout campus.
• To pursue your dream job, you're going to need some polished materials and interview skills. Assistance with building a resume, cover letter, finding a job/internship, and even mock interview platforms are all available at our Day Six Calling & Career Service office.
• Your mental and physical health are important. Access the resources you need to operate at your best. Our goal is to provide professional mental health support and fitness opportunities so you can serve yourself and others mentally, socially, emotionally, physically and spiritually. Visit the Health & Wellness page at oc.edu.
• Campus safety is important to OC. OC’s Campus Police are on duty 24/7/365.
• The Dub, OC’s fitness center, is open for student use. Facilities include cardio machines, weight training equipment, a swimming pool, and a basketball gym. OC also has an outdoor walking trail around campus called the Eagle Trail.
• The Brew is OC’s coffee shop located on the second floor of the Mabee Learning Center. It’s a must-see on campus!

OC offers many different activities and clubs. There is something always going on campus, whether it is a sporting event, concert, Bible study, or intramural game. Be checking your school email for campus announcements on events and sign-ups. Click here to view a full list of our student organizations.

You must stop by OC’s cafeteria, The Branch. You can choose from a quick sandwich or cereal to the main meal lines where a different entree, salad and gluten-free meal are served every day. We have 20+ meal options (not including cereals, desserts or sides), eight cereal options (four of which are gluten-free), and an amazing community space for you to fellowship and feast with your OC family.

In addition, we have on-campus dining at Aguilla Grill and Chick-fil-A Express.

OC is located in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City is both cultured and quaint, providing you with so much to see and lots to do! In fact, you can see the OKC skyline from our campus. How cool is that? Learn more about Oklahoma City here.