University of Central Oklahoma - Ratings, Reviews & Ranking

" Great University, the program could use some work. Now that new management has taken over the LMFT program I am hopeful it will get much better. I love the atmosphere and the people I have met have been wonderful. "

" This is a great university for a commuter student or a student that would prefer smaller class sizes. The professors are kind and helpful for the most part and the university is pretty well maintained. "

" Great program for the working adult. It's completely possible to maintain a fulltime job while completing the MBA program, a little challenging if the job is demanding. The professors are very supportive and understanding and always set clear expectations at the beginning. "

" I was a commuter student for two years of undergraduate school from 2017-2018. I loved the small class sizes and the majority professors/administrators I encountered. Being a commuter student, it was more difficult to engage in campus activities but doable if you find a club of interest. You can also make friends from your core classes as you will see them often. There was a few instances where the police were called because of a sketchy person seeming to follow them after night classes. So it had me worried for those walking around at night but I did hear that campus security was starting to do a better job of keeping students safe. It is very difficult to find parking in certain areas on campus during the day so you have to arrive early or walk far. I worked in the Recreation center for a semester as well. The facility is super nice and so are the staff. Finding a recreation team or even a league that has enough teams was very hard though. It was disappointing that there was such a lack of rec leagues since the facility was so nice. Overall, I think it was a really good school. It is less money than OU and OSU and the class sizes are much smaller. Most of the teachers want to get to know you and are helpful with school and postgraduate life. You have to put yourself out there if you want to be apart of groups but it you do not want to be social then it is easy because most students are commuters. The perks to a smaller University like UCO are really good if it is something you are looking for. "

" The MBA program is fast-paced and challenging, but I am glad that I chose to complete the 16-month course. The director of the MBA program is wonderful, and many of the professors are excellent. Classes are in the evenings to accommodate working students. "