Ike's Promise
FREE private college tuition? Check. Ike’s full tuition promise makes an Oklahoma Christian University experience achievable for everyone, particularly for families who previously considered private, Christian education out of financial reach.
FREE Tuition for Qualifying First-Time Students
Ike's Promise is a scholarship that covers the balance of your tuition after other scholarship and grant offers have been applied.
A private college offers students small class sizes where you are known by name and you participate in learning that other schools just can’t offer. Experience elevates the value of your degree! At OC you can touch cadavers, build a car or airplane, invest in a portfolio, produce a movie, perform at Steinway Hall and start a business -- advantages we want to make available to all students.
Requirements
FAFSA EFC of <$1,000 or full Pell Grant recipient or Oklahoma's Promise scholarship
First-time college student
ACT score of 20+ or SAT of 1020+
Apply for FAFSA annually
Apply for state grants & OC scholarships
Live on campus
Benefits
A degree from a prestigious, private university
Residential community
Classes taught with a foundation of faith, character and principles
Faculty who invest in your individual success
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Making OC affordable for students from all financial backgrounds, that’s Ike’s Promise!
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OC wants every student to flourish! As a recipient of Ike's Promise you will also be eligible for tutoring and assistance from OC's Student Success as well as guidance and coaching to discover your calling and career from Day Six.
Meet some OC scholarship winners
FAQs
If we don't have your question covered, email ike@oc.edu
Financial Aid
So, you don’t qualify for Ike’s Promise? Remember, 95% of Eagles receive scholarships and aid. We are confident that we can put together a scholarship strategy that makes OC affordable for you. Raise your talons high and celebrate that you’re choosing a community who cares about students from all backgrounds and family incomes.
