Very excited for our son to begin OU in the fall. We've been impressed with the school every time…read morewe've visited!

We enjoyed an iconic tour of an iconic university. What a fabulous campus full of friendly,…read morehelpful administrators, educators, students and staff. The architecture style is called Cherokee Gothic and quite amazing to behold. We would be proud if our kids were to consider attending here when that time comes!

Awesome student center with a nice cafeteria and Kitchen 1904, Alvin's Market (convenience store),…read morea swag or merchandise store, many nice lounges and the surrounding buildings of the library, dance & entertainment school, school of religion, department of exercise science, business school, film & media and other locations are incredible. Very beautiful campus as well - check it out!

My syllabus was not fulfilled. I got a master's in Non profit leadership, and the grant writing…read morecourse never happened. The non profit I had volunteered and worked at since age 11 would probably still be here if I had gotten the grant I applied for. I also was turned down for a few jobs when they found out I had no grant writing experience. I asked ocu if I could take some writing courses from a different masters program to make up for the mistake, and they said no.

Amazing performances by Oklahoma Oklahoma City Orchestra. Gifted talented young ladies and young…read moremen, who all deserve the standing ovation.

Decent school but their financial aid team is terrible and doesn't help. They are also billing me…read more$500 for a class that I dropped and they sent me to collections. So if anyone from OCCC is reading this please help me out!

I have been atending school here for almost two years in the adult program and I cannot tell you…read morehow much I love it. The classes in the A.A. program are easy in that there is not a ton of homework. They understand that we are grown ups with full time jobs, kids, spouses and ex spouses. They teach us what we need to know, nothing more and nothing less. Not every teacher is perfect, some are better then others which is why I gave it four stars and not five but overall, I have learned an enormous amount and have thoroughly enjoyed it. It is literally perfect for the working adult with a family.

The online MBA program is a disaster. I've had 4 classes not put online on the date the class…read morestarts and then got penalized for late work. If you have all A's and a D they wait till the end of the program and tell you that you can't graduate unless you retake the class. You are told numerous things, and the success coach turns around and says he miscommunicated information to you. I have SEVERAL emails regarding all these problems. Other students in my online class are constantly emailing with the same complaints. It has turned into a nightmare! You would think we were the first graduating class it is all so unorganized.. Save yourself the headache and enroll online somewhere else. I wish someone had told me before hand.

The priest baptized my 8 year old daughter without my consent. The Dudgeon family went against…read morecourt orders and did not even have the decency to include me, as the mother in my daughter's baptism. Completely unethical and goes against what the church should stand for.

The parish priest here has this amazing dog named Frasier. We love seeing Frasier anytime…read more Clinton does a terrific job as organist -- this parish may easily have the best music in the archdiocese. (And let's face it -- most Catholic music sucks big time along "Glory & Praise" crap lines. It's nice to hear GOOD music for a change!) So, uh, yeah -- dogs and music. Music and dogs. (Who needs the nasty little religion bits to muck things up?)

Been a long time ago tht I went to school here and was the lead photographer for the school paper…read more The campus is still in great shape with a lot of new things added. The admin building is named after Dr. Larry Nutter, who was the president while I attended. I noticed the baseball team was out practicing as well. All of the sports fields are extremely upgraded from the past. Looks like they have even added some dorm rooms. Good place to get your basics out of the way.

My organization used the TACC building for a group training, and Rose was a great host! The staff…read morehad everything set up great for the room we rented. The building is so nice and looks very new!

I went here and it is such a good community 5 stars I can't believe there is a daycare this goodread more

From the owner: Bella Rose Academy is a 5 Star early education child development center that accepts children from…read morebirth to age 12 years old. We offer a warm and nurturing environment that focuses on the whole child, while supporting children's development and building a partnership with our families.

My son has been taking private driving lessons here for about a month. I appreciate the ease of…read morescheduling through the website. They have competitive rates compared to other local companies. They also offer an addl 30 minutes of private driving time when compared to the other local companies. I'm pleased with their service.

From the owner: Dynamite Driving is an up-and-coming family-owned driving school. We offer the Oklahoma Driver…read moreLicense Tests 7 days a week until 7pm at night no need to miss work or school activities and Now Drivers Education Training in both English and Spanish. Our cars are equipped with both front and rear collision avoidance, Front and Interior dash cam and One of the only schools to offer Gas and Brake controls for the instructor. We are dedicated to the safety and training required in making sure you are thoroughly educated and comfortable behind the wheel in order to become a safer and more successfully driver. Don't hesitate to call or email with any questions and don't forget to schedule your appointment online today.

I toured the new Midtown address of the OCU School of Law recently to check it out as a potential…read morelocation for Yelp events. First of all, I can say that all the trouble everyone went to to move the school to Midtown was well worth them effort. Students and professors will benefit from all that's happening down here, and the community at large will benefit from the up-and-coming professionals having a vested interest in continued improvement in the area, not to mention the dollars they'll all spend in the area when they're not in class. As a venue for special events, the exterior is impressive, the interior stately and it is centrally-located for folks. I can see hosting many different types of events here. It would be a perfect venue for something like a wine or cocktail tasting event or class. It's probably not a good fit for a 400 person, open bar extravaganza. It's probably also a little too business-y for a wedding. I mean, its a school, and it's also home to lots of employees who make the school work (think, office trappings), so you probably could not make it formal enough for a wedding. But for a fundraiser, or book-signing or a lecture, I think it is perfect. They do reserve the right to have complete say over who is able to use it, and for what purpose, but I think that's pretty standard practice for a university. The large patio at the front of the building is actually a very cool space and would make for an awesome event. I'd love to host something out there sometime, providing I could use the interior space as a back-up, since I've learned that you absolutely always have to have a back-up in the event of weather.