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Admission to the online M.S. in Civil Engineering is selective. It is strongly recommended that students applying for the program hold a B.S. in Civil Engineering. GRE scores are optional and not required for admission, but they may be required by some potential faculty sponsors to be considered for a Qualifying Graduate Assistantship.

Students who graduate with a BS in a field related to Civil Engineering, including Geology, Physics, Computer Science, or another non-Civil Engineering BS (e.g., Mechanical or Petroleum Engineering) are eligible to apply but may need to take additional pre-requisite course requirements.

The M.S. in Civil Engineering program is geared toward those students who hold an undergraduate degree in civil engineering and are looking to accelerate their careers. However, those who graduated with a B.S. in a field related to Civil Engineering, such as Geology, Physics, Computer Science, or another non-Civil Engineering B.S. (e.g., Mechanical or Petroleum Engineering) are eligible to apply but may need to take additional pre-requisite courses to meet educational requirements.

We suggest filling out the request form and one of our enrollment services coaches will be in touch shortly to discuss the program and help you determine if it is a good fit for you and your goals.

Tuition for the online Master of Science in Civil Engineering is $29,559 ($985 per credit hour). Fees associated with the program are included in the tuition. Books and other course materials may carry additional costs. There is also a $350 tuition deposit due upon enrollment that counts toward the first-semester tuition and reserves a spot in the upcoming class.

Yes, the program is 100% online offering convenience and flexibility for students who would like to continue working full-time.

The online Master of Science in Civil Engineering is a 30-credit program that can be completed in as few as 21 months for students who start in the fall semester and 24 months for those who start in the spring.

Yes, the coursework does include live classes that are held via Zoom in the evenings to accommodate the schedules of students who work full-time. All lectures will be recorded if you cannot attend the live lecture.

To apply to the online M.S. in Civil Engineering program, students must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university (or appropriate international equivalent). It is strongly recommended that students hold a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Additional admissions factors may include the following: work or service experience, demonstrated leadership potential, exceptional talents or skills, trends or improvement in academic performance, and undergraduate school performance. To apply, students must:

• • Complete the Application
  • Submit a current resume
  • Provide official college transcript(s)
  • Submit a personal statement on your career goals and reasons for applying to the program
  • International students must take the TOEFL exam and submit a valid score report

Applicants are not required to take the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) to apply. GRE scores are optional and not required for admission, but they may be required by some potential faculty sponsors to be considered for a Qualifying Graduate Assistantship. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and are reviewed individually.

Once you send in your initial application, your enrollment coach will be in touch to inform you of any additional documents we will need. After your application file is complete, it is sent to the admissions committee. The admissions committee operates under a rolling admission process, and admissions may continue until two weeks before the start of classes.

The committee strives to respond to all applicants within two weeks from the time a completed application is submitted. If you are accepted and wish to secure your place in the program, the final step will be to make a non-refundable $350 tuition deposit that is applied to your first semester’s tuition. Your Enrollment Coach will be in touch with you throughout this process with updates and to answer any questions.

The M.S. in Civil Engineering has two starts per year, Fall (August) and Spring (January).

Those who may be eligible for VA benefits should contact Veteran Student Services by email at veterans@ou.edu or phone (405) 325-4308. You can also find more information on our Veteran Student Services page. We offer full support for our veterans. Please visit our Military-Connected & Veteran Student Success Center to learn more about the comprehensive support that we offer our veteran students.

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Admission to the online Master of Environmental Science: Hydrology & Water Security is selective. There are three program specialization areas students can choose from, Water Management, Water Quantity, and Water Quality. Each specialization has specific prerequisite requirements that are listed below.

Water Management

• B.S. or B.A. degree; relevant to Hydrology preferred
• Coursework (C or higher) in the following areas:
  1. College-level Math
  2. Earth, Biological or Physical Science

Water Quantity

• B.S. in a STEM major
• Undergraduate coursework (C or higher) in the following areas:
  1. Calculus I
  2. Calculus II
  3. Chemistry
  4. Physics (Calc-based)
  5. Earth, Biological or Physical Science

Water Quality

• B.S. in a STEM major
• Undergraduate coursework (C or higher) in the following areas:
  1. Calculus I
  2. Calculus II
  3. Chemistry I
  4. Chemistry II
  5. Physics (Calc-based)
  6. Earth, Biological or Physical Science

Admission to the online Master of Environmental Science: Hydrology & Water Security is selective and a STEM background or a B.S. or B.A. relevant to hydrology is preferred. We suggest filling out the request form and one of our enrollment coaches will be in touch shortly to discuss the program and help you determine if it is a good fit for you and your goals.

Tuition for the online Master of Environmental Science: Hydrology & Water Security is $29,550 ($985 per credit hour). Books and other course materials may carry additional costs. There is also a $350 tuition deposit due upon enrollment that counts toward the first-semester tuition and reserves a spot in the upcoming class.

Yes, the 100% online curriculum offers convenience and flexibility for students working full-time.

Yes, there are some courses that include live lectures. Meeting times are held in the evening around 6:00/7:00 PM CST via Zoom to accommodate students who work full-time.

Admission to the online Master of Environmental Science: Hydrology & Water Security is selective. Those interested in the program should have a competitive GPA from an accredited institution.

Applicants must complete an online application and will be asked to submit the following:

• Current resume
• Official college transcripts from all institutions previously attended
• Personal statement – This statement should discuss why you are interested in the program and your future goals.
• GRE scores are optional and not required for admission, but they may be required by some potential faculty sponsors to be considered for a Qualifying Graduate Assistantship.
• International students are required to take the TOEFL exam and submit a valid score report

Additional admissions factors may include the following: work or service experience, demonstrated leadership potential, exceptional talents or skills, trends or improvement in academic performance, and undergraduate school performance.

Once you send in your initial application, your enrollment coach will be in touch to inform you of any additional documents we will need. After your application file is complete, it is sent to the admissions committee. The admissions committee operates under a rolling admission process, and admissions may continue until two weeks before the start of classes. The committee strives to respond to all applicants within two weeks from the time a completed application is submitted.

If you are accepted and wish to secure your place in the program, the final step will be to make a non-refundable $350 tuition deposit that is applied to your first semester’s tuition. Your Enrollment Coach will be in touch with you throughout this process with updates and to answer any questions. 

Those who may be eligible for VA benefits should contact Veteran Student Services by email at veterans@ou.edu or phone (405) 325-4308. You can also find more information on our Veteran Student Services page. We offer full support for our veterans. Please visit our Military-Connected & Veteran Student Success Center to learn more about the comprehensive support that we offer our veteran students.

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To apply to OU Online programs, students must hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university (or international equivalent).

It could be! The Master of Science in Geospatial Technologies program is a mix of seasoned professionals and career pivoters. Not only are there individuals who are already established in their field and looking to refine or diversify their skill set in the program, but we also have students who are new and looking to break into the field.

We suggest filling out the request form and one of our enrollment services coaches will be in touch shortly to discuss the program and help you determine if it is a good fit for you and your goals.

Tuition for the online Master of Science in Geography and Environmental Sustainability with a concentration in Geospatial Technologies is $32,505 ($985 per credit hour). Fees associated with the program are included in this cost. Books and materials are additional.

Alternatively, OU Online offers a Graduate Certificate in Geography and Environmental Sustainability with a Concentration in Geospatial Technologies. Tuition for this 12-credit certificate program is $11,820 ($985 per credit hour). Fees associated with the program are included in this cost. Books and materials are additional.

Once accepted into the program, you are required to submit a $350 non-refundable deposit that will be applied to the first semester’s tuition and reserve your spot in the upcoming cohort.

Yes, both the Master’s and certificate programs are 100% online offering convenience and flexibility for students who would like to continue working full-time.

With the flexible, online format, you can earn your master’s degree in 21 months – all while continuing to work full-time. The program was developed for working adults, allowing you to complete coursework at your convenience.

Yes, each course will meet once a week in the evening hours for a live lecture. All lectures will be recorded if you cannot attend the live lecture.

Admissions to the University of Oklahoma online M.S. in Geospatial Technologies program is selective. You will be asked to submit the following:

• Official transcripts from the last degree-granting institution
• Resume (Maximum of 2 pages)
• Short responses (400 words per question) to three questions
  1. Why does the Geospatial Technologies degree interest you and what do you hope to accomplish by obtaining the degree?
  2. What are your top three educational goals while in the Geospatial Technologies degree?
  3. Going forward, what are your career goals and how will the program help achieve them?

Applicants must submit at least one of the following, but are encouraged to submit more:

• GRE score (Waivers may be available for students with industry experience)
• Reference letter
• Written paper or report (Must be from the past three years)
• Portfolio of past GIS work (If applicable)

The online M.S. in Geospatial Technologies Admissions Committee respects the investment each person makes in applying to the program. Applications are evaluated on a rolling admissions basis, ensuring that each candidate receives a prompt response to their application. Once all documents are received, the application is considered, and a decision is made. The committee strives to respond to all applicants within one week from the time a completed application is submitted.

The online M.S. program has two starts per year, Fall (August) and Spring (January). The certificate program has three starts per year: Fall (August), Spring (January), and Summer (May).

Those who may be eligible for VA benefits should contact Veteran Student Services by email at veterans@ou.edu or phone (405) 325-4308. You can also find more information on our Veteran Student Services page. We offer full support for our veterans. Please visit our Military-Connected & Veteran Student Success Center to learn more about the comprehensive support that we offer our veteran students.

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Applicants must complete an online application and will be asked to submit the following:

• Current resume
• Official college transcripts from all institutions previously attended
• Personal Statement
  1. Questions that will be asked to understand the applicant’s reason for applying:
     • What are your expectations for this program?
     • What are your career ambitions?
     • What experience will you bring to the program and to your classmates?
• International students are required to take the TOEFL exam and submit a valid score report

Additionally, there is a $100 application fee for this program. Interviews, references, and GRE/GMAT scores are not required to apply.

Once you send in your initial application, your enrollment coach will be in touch to inform you of any additional documents we will need. After your application file is complete, it is sent to the admissions committee. The admissions committee operates under a rolling admission process, and admissions may continue until two weeks before the start of classes. The committee strives to respond to all applicants within two weeks from the time a completed application is submitted.

If you are accepted and wish to secure your place in the program, the final step will be to make a non-refundable $350 tuition deposit that is applied to your first semester’s tuition. Your Enrollment Coach will be in touch with you throughout this process with updates and to answer any questions. 

Those who may be eligible for VA benefits should contact Veteran Student Services by email at veterans@ou.edu or phone (405) 325-4308. You can also find more information on our Veteran Student Services page. We offer full support for our veterans. Please visit our Military-Connected & Veteran Student Success Center to learn more about the comprehensive support that we offer our veteran students.

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Admission to the online M.S. in Natural Gas Engineering & Management is selective. Applicants are highly encouraged to have an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or greater in a quantitative/engineering discipline field from an accredited institution. A STEM degree is encouraged, but not required.

Applicants must complete an online application and will be asked to submit the following:

• Current resume
• Official college transcripts from all institutions previously attended
• Personal statement – A statement of approximately two pages explaining why you wish to pursue graduate studies in the Online M.S. in Natural Gas Engineering or Management. You can also discuss what you think the natural gas market will look like in 2050.
• Letter of Reference – Although not required, one letter of reference is recommended. Letters of reference should come from a professional (as opposed to personal) source and should highlight your technical abilities, leadership potential, and/or other desirable characteristics for those seeking leadership roles in the Natural Gas industry.
• International students are required to provide proof of English language proficiency.

A Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score is not required. Additional admissions factors may include the following: work or service experience in the natural gas industry, demonstrated leadership potential, exceptional talents or skills, trends or improvement in academic performance, and undergraduate school performance.

Once you send in your initial application, your enrollment coach will be in touch to inform you of any additional documents we will need. After your application file is complete, it is sent to the admissions committee. The admissions committee operates under a rolling admission process, and admissions may continue until two weeks before the start of classes.

The committee strives to respond to all applicants within two weeks from the time a completed application is submitted. If you are accepted and wish to secure your place in the program, the final step will be to make a non-refundable $350 tuition deposit that is applied to your first semester’s tuition. Your Enrollment Coach will be in touch with you throughout this process with updates and to answer any questions.

This program has two starts per year, Fall (August) and Spring (January).

Those who may be eligible for VA benefits should contact Veteran Student Services by email at veterans@ou.edu or phone (405) 325-4308. You can also find more information on our Veteran Student Services page. We offer full support for our veterans. Please visit our Military-Connected & Veteran Student Success Center to learn more about the comprehensive support that we offer our veteran students.

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To apply to the online M.S. Industrial & Systems Engineering program, students must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university (or appropriate international equivalent).

Students are required to have a background in Engineering Calculus I and II. A Linear Algebra course is recommended, though not required. Students are encouraged to hold a bachelor’s degree in a Science, Technology, Engineering, and/or Mathematics (STEM) discipline but not required.

Tuition for the online Master of Science in Industrial & Systems Engineering is $32,505 ($985 per credit hour). Books and other course materials may carry additional costs. There is also a $350 non-refundable tuition deposit due upon enrollment that is applied towards the first-semester tuition and reserves a seat in the upcoming class.

To apply to the online M.S. Industrial & Systems Engineering program, students must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university (or appropriate international equivalent). Students are required to have a background in Engineering Calculus I and II. Admission decisions for the ISE program will consider three primary areas of evaluation: Professional Experience, Academic Qualifications, and Additional Relevant Criteria (e.g., potential contribution to the learning experience of the program, maturity and motivation, community service and professional activities, etc.). To apply, students must:

• Complete the Application
• Submit a current resume
• Provide official college transcript(s)
• Submit a personal statement – The statement should be approximately 1-2 pages in length and discuss why you are interested in the program and your future goals.
• International students must demonstrate English language proficiency

Applicants are not required to take the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) to apply. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and are reviewed individually.

Once you send in your initial application, your enrollment coach will be in touch to inform you of any additional documents we will need. After your application file is complete, it is sent to the admissions committee. The admissions committee operates under a rolling admission process, and admissions may continue until two weeks before the start of classes. The committee strives to respond to all applicants within two weeks from the time a completed application is submitted.

If you are accepted and wish to secure your place in the program, the final step will be to make a non-refundable $350 tuition deposit that is applied to your first semester’s tuition. Your Enrollment Coach will be in touch with you throughout this process with updates and to answer any questions.

Those who may be eligible for VA benefits should contact Veteran Student Services by email at veterans@ou.edu or phone (405) 325-4308. You can also find more information on our Veteran Student Services page. We offer full support for our veterans. Please visit our Military-Connected & Veteran Student Success Center to learn more about the comprehensive support that we offer our veteran students.

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The program is open to students from all undergraduate backgrounds. Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university (or appropriate international equivalent). Applicants should have a solid foundation in the following areas:

• Assumed knowledge: Calculus I & II
• Assumed knowledge: Statistical Analysis
• Recommended: Linear Algebra

Applicants who do not have the above will be considered on a case-by-case basis, and their work experience will factor into the admissions decision.

Tuition for the online Master of Science in Engineering Leadership and Management (MS-ELM) is $29,550* ($985 per credit hour). Books and other course materials may carry additional costs. There is also a $350 tuition deposit due upon enrollment that counts toward the first-semester tuition and reserves a spot in the upcoming class.

^{*Tuition and fees are subject to change at the discretion of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.}

The University of Oklahoma’s Financial Aid office assists students by providing information about financial aid opportunities available at the University of Oklahoma. Please visit the OU Online Financial Aid page, e-mail onlineaid@ou.edu, or call (405) 325-2929 to learn more. 

Applicants must complete an online application and will be asked to submit the following:

• Current resume
• Official college transcripts from all institutions previously attended.
• Personal statement
  • Three questions will be asked in the personal statement to understand the applicants’ reason for applying.
    • What are your expectations for this program?
    • What are your career ambitions?
    • What experience will you bring to the program and to your classmates?
• International students are required to take the TOEFL or IELTS exam and submit a valid score report.
• Interview, References, and GMAT/GRE scores are not required for admission.

Once you send in your initial application, your enrollment coach will be in touch to inform you of any additional documents we will need. After your application file is complete, it is sent to the admissions committee for review. The committee strives to respond to all applicants within one to two weeks from the time a completed application is submitted. 

 If you are accepted and wish to secure your place in the program, the final step will be to make a non-refundable $350 tuition deposit that is applied to your first semester’s tuition. Your Enrollment Coach will be available throughout this process with updates and questions.  

The program has two starts per year: Fall (August) and Spring (January).

Those who may be eligible for VA benefits should contact Veteran Student Services by email at veterans@ou.edu or phone (405) 325-4308. You can also find more information on our Veteran Student Services page. We offer full support for our veterans. Please visit our Military-Connected & Veteran Student Success Center to learn more about the comprehensive support that we offer our veteran students.

The program is open to students from all undergraduate backgrounds. Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university (or appropriate international equivalent).

Students are required to have satisfied the following:

• Calculus I or above (this course must be a letter-graded course that is taken for credit).
• Fluency in a high-level language such as Java or C++. This fluency can be demonstrated either by:
  • Taking two courses in the high-level language Java or C++ for credit or
  • Taken at least one course in the high-level language Java or C++ and passed an exam with an 80% or more given by the University of Oklahoma (note that there will be a $200 charge for taking this exam).

Tuition for the online Master of Science in Applied Computing (MS-AC) is $29,550* ($985 per credit hour). Books and other course materials may carry additional costs. There is also a $350 tuition deposit due upon enrollment that counts toward the first-semester tuition and reserves a spot in the upcoming class.

*Tuition and fees are subject to change at the discretion of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education

The University of Oklahoma’s Financial Aid office assists students by providing information about financial aid opportunities available at the University of Oklahoma. Please visit the  OU Online Financial Aid page, e-mail onlineaid@ou.edu, or call (405) 325-2929 to learn more. 

Each course will contain both asynchronous and synchronous components.
Coursework includes live classes held via Zoom in the evenings to accommodate the schedules of students who work full-time. Live Sessions may occur Monday through Thursday from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. (Central).

Applicants must complete an online application and will be asked to submit the following:

• Current resume
• Official college transcripts from all institutions previously attended.
• Personal statement
  • Three questions will be asked in the personal statement to understand the applicants’ reason for applying.
    • What are your expectations for this program?
    • What are your career ambitions?
    • What experience will you bring to the program and to your classmates?
• International students are required to take the TOEFL or IELTS exam and submit a valid score report.
• Interview, References, and GMAT/GRE scores are not required for admission.

Once you send in your initial application, your enrollment coach will be in touch to inform you of any additional documents we will need. After your application file is complete, it is sent to the admissions committee for review. The committee strives to respond to all applicants within one to two weeks from the time a completed application is submitted.

If you are accepted and wish to secure your place in the program, the final step will be to make a non-refundable $350 tuition deposit that is applied to your first semester’s tuition. Your Enrollment Coach will be available throughout this process with updates and questions.

Those who may be eligible for VA benefits should contact Veteran Student Services by email at veterans@ou.edu or phone (405) 325-4308. You can also find more information on our Veteran Student Services page. We offer full support for our veterans. Please visit our Military-Connected & Veteran Student Success Center to learn more about the comprehensive support that we offer our veteran students.