A degree from ORU is a life-changing investment for you and your future. As you review the cost of attending, remember that nearly 100% of our full-time undergraduate students do not pay the full cost of attendance. Like them, you can benefit from many forms of financial aid for which you may qualify. We’re here to help you understand the ins-and-outs of financial aid, smart borrowing, and the offer being made to you.
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94%
of ORU students receive grants or scholarship aid
Nearly 100%
of full-time undergraduates do not pay the full cost of attendance
The Quest Whole Leader Scholarship program seeks to recognize student achievement
in the areas of academics, services, and leadership. Academic Scholarships are based upon academic qualifications and range from $6,000
- $11,000. Athletic scholarships range up to the cost of attendance and are based upon participation
in NCAA Athletics. Students receiving NCAA Athletic Scholarships are not eligible
for Quest Whole Leader Scholarships. We know that earning an education is worth the investment, and takes time, energy,
and resources. We want to equip you with information and opportunities as you prepare
for your future.ORU Scholarships
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Determined by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education from the results of
FAFSA form. Must have been a legal resident of Oklahoma for a minimum of one year.
Available to Pell-eligible undergraduate students. Determined by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education from the results of
the FAFSA form. Oklahoma residency required. Oklahoma's Promise is a program set up by the Oklahoma Legislature for eighth-, ninth-
and tenth-grade students with family incomes of $50,000 or less. Upon acceptance into
the Oklahoma's Promise program, students must complete a set of academic courses in
high school to qualify for future college tuition assistance. The OK Future Teacher Scholarship and Employment Incentive Program ("Inspired to Teach")
offers qualified Oklahoma students an opportunity to earn scholarships and benefits.
Program participants may have the opportunity to earn up to $25,500 as they complete
their Educator Preparation Program and teach in Oklahoma.Oklahoma State Grants
Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant (OTAG)
Oklahoma Tuition Equalization Grant (OTEG)
Oklahoma's Promise (Formerly OHLAP)
Oklahoma Future Teacher Scholarship and Employment Incentive Program (Inspired to
Teach)
Grants are sources of financial aid that typically don’t have to be repaid and can
be provided by the federal or state government, your school, or a private or nonprofit
organization. Pay attention to application deadlines and be sure to apply for any
grant you’re eligible for.
Federal Grants
Are you wondering why we strongly encourage all families to submit the FAFSA? Watch
the video for more information. Learn how FAFSA can help you earn your education.
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ORU is committed to helping you reduce the cost of attending through any available avenue. Whether it be financial aid, scholarships, or grants, we’re prepared to navigate financial aid options with you. Below is a quick overview of some types of financial aid.
These are offered based on need and do need to be repaid with interest. Students will
be required to complete a FAFSA to qualify for federal loans. These are non-governmental loans made available to students and parents by banks for
the purpose of paying for college expenses. They do need to be repaid with interest. The Integrity Loan Program is an institutional loan available to students who require
financial assistance from sources other than the Federal government’s need-based programs
in order to help meet college costs.
We know that earning an education is worth the investment, and takes time, energy, and resources. We want to equip you with information and opportunities as you prepare for your future.
A singular application for the variety of restricted scholarship funds that the Financial
aid office is able to use to help students who show financial need. The application
is open from Feb 1st to May 15th each year. Deadline: May 15 By agreement with the United States Air Force, eligible full-time students at Oral
Roberts University may participate in Air Force ROTC (AFROTC) and receive an officer’s
commission in the Air Force upon graduation. It provides financial support for a school of business student who has a strong Christian
commitment has a Love for Jesus Christ and is actively involved and serving. Student
must maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher. Deadline: May 15 This scholarship is for students seeking a degree in Evangelism or Communication.
Click here to review the instructions prior to completing the application. Deadline: May 15 This scholarship is for a full time print or broadcast journalism major who demonstrates
financial need. Deadline: May 15 This scholarship is awarded to students who are part of the ORU Debate team. It is
contingent upon being selected for the scholarship and enrolled in COM 400-Debate
as well as maintaining a minimum GPA requirement. Students interested in this scholarship
may contact Dr. Cristi Eschler-Freudenrich at cfreudenrich@oru.edu. This scholarship is available for ORU students who are the first generation to attend
college in their family. This scholarship application is available for students who are majoring in ORU's Entrepreneurship
program. Deadline: May 15 This scholarship application is for students who are majoring in Broadcast Media majors. Deadline: May 15 This scholarship is for junior and senior students of all majors who have a heart
for God and a financial need. The scholarship award is a minimum of $3000 for the
school year, distributed as $1500 each semester. As part of this scholarship program
you will get to meet and have dinner with Ms. Behr. Deadline: May 15 Students who previously left ORU and have since applied to return in 2023 or after
are eligible to receive an exclusive offer of 50% off their tuition if they have less
than 15 credit hours remaining to complete their degree when they return to ORU. (Applicable
to part-time or full-time, and residential or online) Students who left the university due to medical or military leave may appeal to have
their original Quest awards reinstated regardless of credit hours remaining to complete
their degree.
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Availability: ORU Students who have left the university but plan to re-enroll
We offer a flexible, interest-free monthly payment plan option that can help you reduce
the need to borrow finances while paying off your remaining balance over time. Payment
plans range from 4 to 5 months each semester. During the fall and spring semesters, students can work on campus through the Student
Work-Study Program. Students must accept a work-study award from Financial Aid so
be sure to submit your FAFSA! Estimate your financial aid options with the Oral Roberts University Net Price Calculator.
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Annual Cost of Tuition2026-2027 |
|
| Tuition | $36,250 |
| Housing (avg. based upon standard room) | $4,910 |
| Food & Meal Plans | $6,650 |
|
General Fee Technology Fee |
$1,320 $500 |
|
Academic Fee |
$360 |
| Estimated Annual Cost of Attendance | $49,990 |