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AGS Computing Services has a poster printer in both the NWC and SEC. The printers can print full color glossy posters up to 42″ in width and “unlimited” length. Please bring your poster file on a flash drive to one of our labs. Powerpoint slides tend to print best, but it will also print PDFs, Illustrator, etc. You can charge it to an account, or we accept exact cash and checks. The price is $8/ft for A&GS personnel and $12/ft for non-A&GS personnel.
Each year, the College, its units, and its research and academic partners give out scholarships and awards to deserving undergraduate and graduate students. These awards recognize the hardwork and dedication our students give during their time with the College in their scholarly work, their volunteerism, and their personal growth.
To see the list of awards offered, visit the Student Awards and Recognition page
OU's Academic Life Coaching is a one-on-one, free campus-wide mentoring program that helps you identify stressors and establish goals for academic success and degree completion. There is no cost and meetings are built around your availability. This FAQ page will help further explain. Schedule your first session through ALC's online student request form.
The link to CASH opens annually on Oct. 1 for the next academic year and closes on February 1.
Currently enrolled A&GS students are strongly encouraged to apply for scholarships through the University’s Centralized Academic Scholarship Hub (CASH), accessible through the Financial Aid Website.
In CASH, eligible students can apply for a number of other scholarships specific to the College's academic units, as well as:
In addition, the College provides a limited number of tuition waivers for out-of-state students, including incoming freshmen. Eligible students are selected by faculty annually.
The College of A&GS offers financial assistance to students traveling to professional conferences.
The College also strongly encourages sophomores to apply for NOAA’s Ernest F. Hollings Scholarship Program, which provides a number of benefits, including up to $9,500 per year in academic assistance. This scholarship is open to all A&GS majors. Here is a link to FAQ.
We encourage all students to meet with an OU MoneyCoach for assistance with academic financial planning.
Career planning and decision-making is a continuous process requiring active involvement in the investigation of self, education, and career possibilities.
Pursue your passion in one of the University of Oklahoma’s more than 260 master’s and doctoral-level majors. Build your reputation and expand your boundaries at a university focused on holistic education. Our positive and engaged community prepares students to succeed. We advocate for you and your future, celebrate your innovations, and provide the one-on-one attention you deserve.
The OU Graduate College ensures academic quality and consistency, ensuring you receive the support you deserve to pursue your passion. From coaching and mentoring to policy and academic practices, the Graduate College supports and celebrates you. Are you ready to expand your future opportunities?
The Division of Student Affairs works with academic partners, staff, parents and student leaders to enhance the student experience.
The University College offers multiple tutoring centers across campus to assist OU students at no additional cost. Trained peer tutors provide direct in-person and virtual assistance. Action Tutoring includes several weekly established sessions by faculty. If you are looking for a subject not listed, please contact your professor for recommendations and/or visit your professor during office hours for additional assistance with course material.
Explore the university's First-Generation Student Resource page for support and guidance through the entire college experience.
Project Threshold is part of the OU TRIO Center. The TRIO Center at the University of Oklahoma seeks to become a local, regional, and national leader in empowering underserved students by addressing barriers to success and broadening access to post-secondary education, resulting in increased degree completion and career readiness pathways.
If you require any learning accommodations to be successful in courses, contact the Accessibility & Disability Resources office at (405) 325-3852 or adrc@ou.edu. The ADRC provides those with disabilities the tools needed to have equal access to educational opportunities. The ADRC also offers courtesy services for those with a temporary medical condition (i.e., pregnancy, broken hand/arm, etc.).
A student must register to receive reasonable accommodations. Find details on this website.
Campus Area Rapid Transit (CART) operates five campus routes Monday through Friday, and buses are free for OU students.
The Campus Event Response Team was established to support student well-being and safety during campus protests, demonstrations, and select events during which there is a potential for counter-demonstration or emotional triggers and responses.
OU's one-stop Career Center offers several services virtually and in-person for students and alumni.
Police, Fire, Emergency Management and Animal Welfare work together within the Norman community to provide quality service and public safety. From neighborhood watch to fire prevention to emergency services, Norman public safety is here to provide services 24/7.
The Office of Advocacy & Education is dedicated to cultivating a safe and affirming environment for all students.
Click here to learn more about the Office of Advocacy and Education.
The University of Oklahoma International Student Services (OU ISS) provides advice on issues related to student visas and US immigration regulations, as well as activities and programs to help students get involved in the international, OU, and local communities.
Click here to learn more about the Office of International Student Services.
The OU Police Department is an accredited law enforcement agency responsible for coordinating and providing emergency and public safety services to the Norman Campus. The department provides a variety of services including law enforcement, security for university facilities and assets, plan review, security surveys, civil defense, and emergency preparedness coordination.
The Norman campus headquarters of the OU Police Department is at 2775 Monitor Avenue, just south of the intersection of Constitution Street and Monitor Avenue.
The University of Oklahoma offers a free taxi service in and around Norman, Oklahoma for OU Students on certain nights.
Sooners Helping Sooners provides assistance to students who face natural disasters, theft of personal property, death in the family, and a variety of other circumstances. Sooners Helping Sooners promotes the principle of sacrificial giving and spreading compassion inwardly on OU's campus.
OU's Student Financial Center’s focus is to eliminate unnecessary barriers to college access and completion. The SFC office strives to reach students earlier and more efficiently, freeing up time for the SFC Student Service Experts to have important conversations with students about their individual situations and what needs to be done to help them persist and succeed.
Student Life helps students to get involved and connect on campus through the various groups advised by the office.
IT offers several services from Canvas assistance to free software. Read more about what they can do to help you in and outside the classroom.
With eight special collections, three branch libraries and three satellite locations, and of course, the historic main Bizzell Memorial Library located at the center of campus, the Univeristy Libraries’ efforts are faculty- and student-focused with an array of cutting edge and specialized services.
Veteran Student Services operates independently on each OU campus. Each office is provided to cater to the needs of student veterans enrolled in academic programs offered by campus. Please contact the office associated with your degree program. The experts in each office will guide/refer you to additional people you may need to speak with.
OU Federal School Code - 003184
The Military Connected and Veteran Student Success Center (MVC) provides a supportive environment tailored to the unique needs of military-connected students, offering services such as academic advising, financial counseling, wellness support and assistance with VA benefits like the GI Bill®. Additionally, the MVC will host peer support groups, workshops, and networking events to help foster a sense of community and belonging. By addressing the specific challenges faced by military-connected individuals, the MVC will play a crucial role in ensuring these students’ academic and personal success.
Fit & Rec provides indoor and outdoor activities to meet your recreational and fitness needs. This includes the Sarkeys Fitness Center, Murray Case Sells Swim Complex, and recreation fields.
Download the Fit+Rec App to learn about intramurals, fitness classes, announcements, and more.
OU Health Services offers a variety of on-campus medical services by board-certified physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, medical assistance, physical therapists, counselors, and pharmacists in family medicine, sports medicine, and disease prevention and treatment. The clinic and pharmacy are open Monday through Friday 8 am-5 pm CST.
Schedule in-person and telehealth appointments by calling (405) 325-4441.
OU Advocates is a 24/7 helpline and support service for anyone in our OU community who experience sexual violence, relationship violence, stalking, and/or sexual harassment. We are a free and confidential resource on campus. Any student, staff, or faculty member in the OU community can utilize Advocate services.
Call the 24/7 Helpline - 405-615-0013
Housing and Residence Life provides a complimentary service to accompany you anywhere on campus and in the Greek community from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., Sunday to Friday. This service is staffed by trained resident advisers who are readily available to assist students. To reach SafeWalk, call 405-325-WALK (9255). You also can call from the blue emergency phones. When using a blue phone, simply ask the OUPD dispatcher to connect you with SafeWalk.
SafeWalk staff arrive within 10-15 minutes at any OU campus location and escort persons on foot to their campus destination. Shirts and badges identify SafeWalk staff. SafeWalk staff carry flashlights at all times and umbrellas in wet weather.
Click here to learn more about the Safe Walk program.
To request a Safe Walk, Call:
(405) 325-WALK or (405) 325-9255
You may also call the OUPD non-emergency number at (405) 325-1717 or (405) 325-2864.
Don't know where to turn for help?
Contact the Graduate and Persistence Office to meet one-on-one with a Compass Network staff member. You will work with someone to discuss campus resources, potential next steps, and create a personalized action plan. To make an appointment or for more information, call (405) 325-8103 or email compassnetwork@ou.edu.
Visit the University's Current Students page for more resources from the University.
For more resources from the College, contact the Dean's Office at (405) 325-3095 or email ags@ou.edu.
