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Science Schools in Oklahoma

There are 36 Oklahoma schools offering science programs. In 2010, 1,874 students graduated from programs at Oklahoma science schools. 1,243 of all these students graduated with bachelors degrees and 257 of all these students graduated with associates degrees.

Overview

On average, 1,825 students graduate from science programs in Oklahoma each year. This accounts for 1% of students who US schools graduate from science programs. Of those, 35 students graduated with certificates in science, 257 with an associate's level degree, 1,243 with a degree at the bachelor's level, 225 with a master's level degree, and 114 with a doctorate level degree.

36 science schools are located in this state. Of these, nine schools are private, while 27 schools are public. While private science school tuition varies from $14,080 to $28,735, tuition at a public science school varies from $3,744 to $7,864.

Average tuition for programs in science is $12,129. The highest tuition for science programs, which is $28,735 each year, is at the University of Tulsa, while the lowest tuition in this state, which is $3,744 every year, is at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma.

Oklahoma science schools offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees.

Science Program Completions in Oklahoma 2006 - 2010

On average, 1,825 students graduate from science programs in Oklahoma each year. This accounts for 1% of students who US schools graduate from science programs. Of those, 35 students graduated with certificates in science, 257 with an associate's level degree, 1,243 with a degree at the bachelor's level, 225 with a master's level degree, and 114 with a doctorate level degree.

Science Program Completions in Oklahoma 2006 - 2010

  • Certificate 2006: 1
  • Certificate 2007: 3
  • Certificate 2008: 15
  • Certificate 2009: 31
  • Certificate 2010: 35
  • Associate 2006: 276
  • Associate 2007: 235
  • Associate 2008: 218
  • Associate 2009: 213
  • Associate 2010: 257
  • Bachelor 2006: 1165
  • Bachelor 2007: 1177
  • Bachelor 2008: 1204
  • Bachelor 2009: 1299
  • Bachelor 2010: 1243
  • Master 2006: 214
  • Master 2007: 210
  • Master 2008: 258
  • Master 2009: 228
  • Master 2010: 225
  • Doctorate 2006: 71
  • Doctorate 2007: 99
  • Doctorate 2008: 82
  • Doctorate 2009: 112
  • Doctorate 2010: 114

Science Program Availability in Oklahoma

Oklahoma schools offer a total of 217 programs in science. Of these programs, about 48.4% are bachelor's level programs. The remaining programs are certificates and degrees at the masters level, the doctoral level, and the associates level.

Science Program Availability in Oklahoma

  • Certificate: 8
  • Associate: 32
  • Bachelor: 105
  • Master: 40
  • Doctorate: 32

Microbiologists — Salary by Percentile

Microbiologists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile:
  • 25th Percentile:
  • Median: 47650
  • 75th Percentile:
  • 90th Percentile:

Life Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile

Life Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 24490
  • 25th Percentile: 34850
  • Median: 40660
  • 75th Percentile: 59150
  • 90th Percentile: 106590

Soil and Plant Scientists — Salary by Percentile

Soil and Plant Scientists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 23140
  • 25th Percentile: 27490
  • Median: 41430
  • 75th Percentile: 63410
  • 90th Percentile: 87290

Wind Energy Engineers — Salary by Percentile

Wind Energy Engineers — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 35820
  • 25th Percentile: 55420
  • Median: 81750
  • 75th Percentile: 104250
  • 90th Percentile: 120460

Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Salary by Percentile

Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 55830
  • 25th Percentile: 65290
  • Median: 75680
  • 75th Percentile: 87170
  • 90th Percentile: 99920

Biochemists and Biophysicists — Salary by Percentile

Biochemists and Biophysicists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 40230
  • 25th Percentile: 44130
  • Median: 50900
  • 75th Percentile: 57760
  • 90th Percentile: 67090

Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Salary by Percentile

Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 34480
  • 25th Percentile: 46810
  • Median: 84860
  • 75th Percentile: 106360
  • 90th Percentile: 125710

Soil and Water Conservationists — Salary by Percentile

Soil and Water Conservationists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 31540
  • 25th Percentile: 47450
  • Median: 65040
  • 75th Percentile: 78000
  • 90th Percentile: 89450

Physical Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile

Physical Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 35360
  • 25th Percentile: 40090
  • Median: 72860
  • 75th Percentile: 95460
  • 90th Percentile: 125700

Bioinformatics Scientists — Salary by Percentile

Bioinformatics Scientists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 41370
  • 25th Percentile: 57410
  • Median: 67260
  • 75th Percentile: 82560
  • 90th Percentile: 91130

Chemists — Salary by Percentile

Chemists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 33920
  • 25th Percentile: 42290
  • Median: 65670
  • 75th Percentile: 92130
  • 90th Percentile: 121030

Physicists — Salary by Percentile

Physicists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile:
  • 25th Percentile:
  • Median: 120320
  • 75th Percentile:
  • 90th Percentile:

Hydrologists — Salary by Percentile

Hydrologists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 47460
  • 25th Percentile: 65060
  • Median: 81820
  • 75th Percentile: 95470
  • 90th Percentile: 103640

Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Salary by Percentile

Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 65870
  • 25th Percentile: 83680
  • Median: 124020
  • 75th Percentile: 166400
  • 90th Percentile: 166400

Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Salary by Percentile

Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 37090
  • 25th Percentile: 42070
  • Median: 49920
  • 75th Percentile: 61110
  • 90th Percentile: 91070

Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Salary by Percentile

Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Salary by Percentile

  • 10th Percentile: 32040
  • 25th Percentile: 36650
  • Median: 50630
  • 75th Percentile: 61200
  • 90th Percentile: 75020

Microbiologists — Employment Trend

Microbiologists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 43380
  • Median Salary 2007: 43970
  • Median Salary 2008: 45555
  • Median Salary 2009: 46430
  • Median Salary 2010: 47650
  • Total Employed 2006: 50
  • Total Employed 2007: 30
  • Total Employed 2008: 30
  • Total Employed 2009: 30
  • Total Employed 2010: 30

Biochemists and Biophysicists — Employment Trend

Biochemists and Biophysicists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 39130
  • Median Salary 2007: 40370
  • Median Salary 2008: 41825
  • Median Salary 2009: 46365
  • Median Salary 2010: 50900
  • Total Employed 2006: 220
  • Total Employed 2007: 180
  • Total Employed 2008: 140
  • Total Employed 2009: 100
  • Total Employed 2010: 60

Soil and Plant Scientists — Employment Trend

Soil and Plant Scientists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 69160
  • Median Salary 2007: 73180
  • Median Salary 2008: 58890
  • Median Salary 2009: 44600
  • Median Salary 2010: 41430
  • Total Employed 2006: 60
  • Total Employed 2007: 60
  • Total Employed 2008: 60
  • Total Employed 2009: 60
  • Total Employed 2010: 70

Wind Energy Engineers — Employment Trend

Wind Energy Engineers — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 60360
  • Median Salary 2007: 76920
  • Median Salary 2008: 75510
  • Median Salary 2009: 81670
  • Median Salary 2010: 81750
  • Total Employed 2006: 770
  • Total Employed 2007: 680
  • Total Employed 2008: 880
  • Total Employed 2009: 1020
  • Total Employed 2010: 1150

Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Employment Trend

Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 65620
  • Median Salary 2007: 69060
  • Median Salary 2008: 71980
  • Median Salary 2009: 74380
  • Median Salary 2010: 75680
  • Total Employed 2006: 1180
  • Total Employed 2007: 1070
  • Total Employed 2008: 1120
  • Total Employed 2009: 1180
  • Total Employed 2010: 1200

Life Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend

Life Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 53805
  • Median Salary 2007: 55510
  • Median Salary 2008: 38940
  • Median Salary 2009: 40160
  • Median Salary 2010: 40660
  • Total Employed 2006: 40
  • Total Employed 2007: 30
  • Total Employed 2008: 210
  • Total Employed 2009: 170
  • Total Employed 2010: 170

Physical Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend

Physical Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 74970
  • Median Salary 2007: 78030
  • Median Salary 2008: 67100
  • Median Salary 2009: 69340
  • Median Salary 2010: 72860
  • Total Employed 2006: 70
  • Total Employed 2007: 60
  • Total Employed 2008: 140
  • Total Employed 2009: 120
  • Total Employed 2010: 120

Bioinformatics Scientists — Employment Trend

Bioinformatics Scientists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 60630
  • Median Salary 2007: 64640
  • Median Salary 2008: 67470
  • Median Salary 2009: 70900
  • Median Salary 2010: 67260
  • Total Employed 2006: 150
  • Total Employed 2007: 160
  • Total Employed 2008: 170
  • Total Employed 2009: 180
  • Total Employed 2010: 180

Chemists — Employment Trend

Chemists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 53950
  • Median Salary 2007: 57810
  • Median Salary 2008: 68310
  • Median Salary 2009: 70570
  • Median Salary 2010: 65670
  • Total Employed 2006: 320
  • Total Employed 2007: 300
  • Total Employed 2008: 350
  • Total Employed 2009: 460
  • Total Employed 2010: 470

Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Employment Trend

Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 45360
  • Median Salary 2007: 47630
  • Median Salary 2008: 46170
  • Median Salary 2009: 49390
  • Median Salary 2010: 50630
  • Total Employed 2006: 70
  • Total Employed 2007: 60
  • Total Employed 2008: 60
  • Total Employed 2009: 50
  • Total Employed 2010: 50

Physicists — Employment Trend

Physicists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 107620
  • Median Salary 2007: 111035
  • Median Salary 2008: 115035
  • Median Salary 2009: 117240
  • Median Salary 2010: 120320
  • Total Employed 2006: 40
  • Total Employed 2007: 40
  • Total Employed 2008: 40
  • Total Employed 2009: 40
  • Total Employed 2010: 40

Hydrologists — Employment Trend

Hydrologists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 75620
  • Median Salary 2007: 80630
  • Median Salary 2008: 82370
  • Median Salary 2009: 80350
  • Median Salary 2010: 81820
  • Total Employed 2006: 50
  • Total Employed 2007: 60
  • Total Employed 2008: 50
  • Total Employed 2009: 50
  • Total Employed 2010: 40

Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Employment Trend

Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 103130
  • Median Salary 2007: 76680
  • Median Salary 2008: 86570
  • Median Salary 2009: 85190
  • Median Salary 2010: 124020
  • Total Employed 2006: 990
  • Total Employed 2007: 1270
  • Total Employed 2008: 1220
  • Total Employed 2009: 1210
  • Total Employed 2010: 1180

Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Employment Trend

Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 39510
  • Median Salary 2007: 41180
  • Median Salary 2008: 44120
  • Median Salary 2009: 45710
  • Median Salary 2010: 49920
  • Total Employed 2006: 1610
  • Total Employed 2007: 1410
  • Total Employed 2008: 940
  • Total Employed 2009: 470
  • Total Employed 2010: 590

Soil and Water Conservationists — Employment Trend

Soil and Water Conservationists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 50360
  • Median Salary 2007: 48210
  • Median Salary 2008: 64360
  • Median Salary 2009: 65800
  • Median Salary 2010: 65040
  • Total Employed 2006: 450
  • Total Employed 2007: 390
  • Total Employed 2008: 210
  • Total Employed 2009: 230
  • Total Employed 2010: 240

Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Employment Trend

Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Employment Trend

  • Median Salary 2006: 67990
  • Median Salary 2007: 70730
  • Median Salary 2008: 73470
  • Median Salary 2009: 99160
  • Median Salary 2010: 84860
  • Total Employed 2006: 220
  • Total Employed 2007: 130
  • Total Employed 2008: 210
  • Total Employed 2009: 160
  • Total Employed 2010: 230

Oklahoma vs National Science Employment

Oklahoma vs National Science Employment

  • Employed in Oklahoma: 0.809% (5820)

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1. Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences

1111 W 17th St
Tulsa, OK 74107-1898
(918) 582-1972

Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences offers one program in science and this school, which is near the center of the city, is located in Tulsa, OK. Overall, 427 students seek degrees in five Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences programs. In terms of programs, it is the sixth largest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science.

2. The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma

17th Street and Grand Avenue
Chickasha, OK 73018-5322
(405) 224-3140

The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma is in town of Chickasha, Oklahoma. It offers four science programs. Students are offered four bachelor's level degrees in science by this liberal arts college. This school is a public 4-year institution.

3. Cameron University

2800 Gore Blvd
Lawton, OK 73505
(580) 581-2225

Cameron University, which is near the heart of downtown, is located in Lawton, OK. It offers four programs in science. It offers four bachelor's level science degrees to students. It is a public 4-year institution. Cameron is the tenth biggest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science in terms of programs.

4. Northwestern Oklahoma State University

709 Oklahoma Blvd
Alva, OK 73717-2799
(580) 327-1700

Northwestern Oklahoma State University is in town of Alva, Oklahoma. It offers two science programs. It offers students two degrees at the bachelor's level in science. Northwestern is a public 4-year institution.

5. Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology - Okmulgee

1801 E 4th St
Okmulgee, OK 74447-3901
(918) 293-4678

Founded in 1946, Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology-Okmulgee is a public 4-year institution. It is located in Okmulgee, OK. It is one of several campuses. It offers 21 associates level degrees and three bachelors level degrees to students. 3,888 students pursued degrees from the 24 programs at OSU Institite of Technology in 2010. It offers subjects such as information systems and technology. OSUIT is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The Higher Learning Commission. OSU Institite of Technology is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma.

6. Seminole State College

2701 Boren Blvd
Seminole, OK 74868-1901
(405) 382-9950

Seminole State College, which is very close to Seminole, Oklahoma, is in a rural setting. It offers two programs in science. It offers two science degrees at the associate's level to students. This community college is a public 2-year institution.

7. Connors State College

Route 1
Warner, OK 74469
(918) 463-2931

Connors State College, which is very close to Warner, Oklahoma, is located in a rural area. This college offers two science programs. It offers two associate's level degrees in science to students. Overall, 2,724 students pursue degrees in 24 Connors State College programs. This public college is the seventh largest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science in terms of programs.

8. Northern Oklahoma College

1220 E Grand Ave
Tonkawa, OK 74653
(580) 628-6200

Northern Oklahoma College is in Tonkawa, OK. This school offers two programs in science. It offers two science degrees at the associate's level to students. 5,378 students seek degrees in 36 Northern Oklahoma College programs, overall. This school is the fourth oldest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering programs in science.

9. The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

1100 N Lindsay
Oklahoma City, OK 73104-5499
(405) 271-4000

The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, which is near the center of the city, is located in Oklahoma City, OK. It offers 20 programs in science. Out of those, it offers students two science certificates, one degree at the bachelor's level in science, nine master's level science degrees, and eight doctorate level degrees in science. It is one of 3 institutions with a medical school in Oklahoma.

10. The Canadian Valley Technology Center

6505 E Hwy 66
El Reno, OK 73036
(405) 262-2629

The Canadian Valley Technology Center is a public institution, founded in 1970. It is located in El Reno, Oklahoma, where students can enjoy a rural setting. It offers students 24 certificates. In 2010, 1,519 students sought degrees from the 24 programs at this school. This school offers subjects such as technology, automotive technology, and allied health. This vocational school is accredited by the Oklahoma Board of Career and Technology Education. This school is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma.

11. Mid-America Christian University

3500 SW 119th St
Oklahoma City, OK 73170-9797
(405) 691-3800

Mid-America Christian University offers one science program and MACU, which is 8.9 miles from the heart of downtown, is in Oklahoma City, OK.

12. Eastern Oklahoma State College

1301 W Main St
Wilburton, OK 74578-4999
(918) 465-2361

Eastern Oklahoma State College is located in town of Wilburton, Oklahoma. This college offers two programs in science. It offers students two associate's level degrees in science. It is one of 8 community colleges in Oklahoma.

13. Rogers State University

1701 W Will Rogers Blvd
Claremore, OK 74017-3252
(918) 343-7777

Rogers State University is located in Claremore, OK. This school offers three science programs. More specifically, students are offered two associate's level degrees in science by it and one degree at the bachelor's level in science. This school is a public 4-year institution.

14. The Southern Oklahoma Technology Center

2610 Sam Noble Pky
Ardmore, OK 73401
(580) 223-2070

The Southern Oklahoma Technology Center is in Ardmore, Oklahoma, where students can enjoy a rural setting. and this school offers one program in science. This school is a public institution. In terms of enrollment, this vocational school ranks tenth in the state of Oklahoma.

15. Northeastern State University

600 N Grand
Tahlequah, OK 74464-2399
(918) 456-5511

Northeastern State University is located in Tahlequah, OK. Northeastern State offers three programs in science. This medium-sized school offers three science degrees at the bachelor's level to students. Northeastern State is a public 4-year institution.

16. Oklahoma Wesleyan University

2201 Silver Lake Rd
Bartlesville, OK 74006-6299
(918) 333-6151

Oklahoma Wesleyan University is located in Bartlesville, OK. It offers six programs in science. Of those, it offers students three associate's level science degrees and three science degrees at the bachelor's level. It is the seventh largest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science in terms of programs.

17. Rose State College

6420 S E 15th
Midwest City, OK 73110-2799
(405) 733-7311

Rose State College is in the suburbs of Midwest City, Oklahoma. This school offers three science programs. Students are offered three associate's level degrees in science by this school. It is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma. It is the fourth largest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science in terms of programs.

18. Saint Gregorys University

1900 W MacArthur
Shawnee, OK 74804
(405) 878-5100

Saint Gregorys University is located in Shawnee, Oklahoma, where students can enjoy a rural setting. It offers eight programs in science. More specifically, students are offered three associate's level degrees in science by this school and five bachelor's level degrees in science. Overall, 734 students seek degrees in 88 programs at this school.

19. Western Oklahoma State College

2801 N Main St
Altus, OK 73521-1397
(580) 477-2000

Founded in 1926, Western Oklahoma State College is a public 2-year institution. This school, which is very close to Altus, Oklahoma, is in a rural area. It is the 13th largest institution in the state of Oklahoma. It offers subjects such as fire science, early childhood education, and business administration. Students are offered one certificate and 33 degrees at the associates level by this school. 4,661 students pursued degrees from the 33 programs at this school in 2010. The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The Higher Learning Commission accredits it. It is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma.

20. East Central University

1100 E. 14th Street
Ada, OK 74820-6999
(580) 332-8000

East Central University offers three programs in science. East Central offers students three science degrees at the bachelor's level. It is in Ada, OK. East Central is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma.

21. Murray State College

One Murray Campus
Tishomingo, OK 73460
(580) 371-2371

Murray State College offers three programs in science. This college offers three associate's level science degrees to students. This college, which is very close to Tishomingo, Oklahoma, is located in a rural setting. Overall, 2,714 students seek degrees in 37 programs at this college.

22. The Central Technology Center

3 CT Circle
Drumright, OK 74030
(918) 352-2551

Founded in 1970, the Central Technology Center is a public institution. This school is located in Drumright, OK. It offers subjects such as technology, science, and cosmetology. Students are offered 24 certificates by this public school. 961 students sought degrees from the 24 programs at this vocational school in 2010. It is accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement, Board of Trustees. This school is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma.

23. Oklahoma State University - Main

107 Whitehurst
Stillwater, OK 74078-1015
(405) 744-5000

Oklahoma State University-Main is in town of Stillwater, Oklahoma. OSU offers 38 science programs. Out of those, it offers students one science certificate, 14 science degrees at the bachelor's level, 11 science degrees at the master's level, and 12 doctorate level science degrees. This big university is a public, 4-year, research institution. In terms of programs, Oklahoma State is the biggest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science.

24. The University of Tulsa

800 South Tucker Drive
Tulsa, OK 74104-3189
(918) 631-2000

The University of Tulsa is 2.5 miles from the center of the city. Tulsa offers 14 science programs. Out of those, this school offers students six science degrees at the bachelor's level, seven degrees at the master's level in science, and one doctorate level science degree. This school is a 4-year institution.

25. Redlands Community College

1300 S Country Club Rd
El Reno, OK 73036-5304
(405) 262-2552

Redlands Community College is in El Reno, Oklahoma, where students can enjoy a rural setting. and it offers one program in science. This college is one of 8 community colleges in Oklahoma.

26. Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Fifth and University
Durant, OK 74701-0609
(580) 745-2000

Southeastern Oklahoma State University is located in Durant, OK. Southeastern offers five science programs. Students are offered five bachelor's level science degrees by SE. It is a public 4-year institution.

27. The Meridian Technology Center

1312 S Sangre Rd
Stillwater, OK 74074-1899
(405) 377-3333

The Meridian Technology Center offers one program in science and it is located in Stillwater, OK. It is a public 2-year institution. It is the tenth oldest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science programs.

28. Oklahoma Christian University

2501 E Memorial Rd
Edmond, OK 73013-1100
(405) 425-5000

Oklahoma Christian University, which is near the heart of downtown, is located in Edmond, OK. OC offers four science programs. Students are offered four science degrees at the bachelor's level by Oklahoma Christian.

29. The University of Oklahoma Norman Campus

660 Parrington Oval
Norman, OK 73019-3072
(405) 325-0311

The University of Oklahoma Norman Campus is in the suburbs of Norman, Oklahoma. It offers 34 science programs. Out of those, this university offers 13 degrees at the bachelor's level in science to students, ten degrees at the master's level in science, and 11 degrees at the doctorate level in science. Overall, 26,476 students seek degrees in 239 programs at this university. Oklahoma is the eighth oldest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering programs in science.

30. Oklahoma City Community College

7777 S May Ave
Oklahoma City, OK 73159-9987
(405) 682-1611

Oklahoma City Community College is 6.1 miles from the heart of downtown. It offers three programs in science. Specifically, students are offered one certificate in science by this college and two associate's level degrees in science. 14,757 students pursue degrees in 81 Oklahoma City Community College programs, overall.

31. Oklahoma City University

2501 N Blackwelder
Oklahoma City, OK 73106-1402
(405) 208-5000

Oklahoma City University is 2.2 miles from the heart of downtown. It offers seven science programs. This school offers students seven bachelor's level science degrees. This school is a 4-year institution.

32. Southern Nazarene University

6729 NW 39th Expy
Bethany, OK 73008
(405) 789-6400

Southern Nazarene University is located in the suburbs of Bethany, Oklahoma. It offers seven science programs. This liberal arts college offers seven degrees at the bachelor's level in science to students. It is one of 4 liberal arts colleges in Oklahoma. In terms of programs, it is the fifth biggest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science.

33. Southwestern Oklahoma State University

100 Campus Dr
Weatherford, OK 73096-3098
(580) 772-6611

Southwestern Oklahoma State University is in town of Weatherford, Oklahoma. SWOSU offers three science programs. This school offers students three bachelor's level degrees in science. This school is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma.

34. Carl Albert State College

1507 S McKenna
Poteau, OK 74953-5208
(918) 647-1200

Carl Albert State College is in Poteau, Oklahoma, where students can enjoy a rural setting. This school offers two science programs. Students are offered two associate's level science degrees by it. It is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma. In terms of programs, it is the sixth biggest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science.

35. Oral Roberts University

7777 S Lewis Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74171
(918) 495-6161

Oral Roberts University offers seven programs in science. Students are offered seven bachelor's level degrees in science by it. This small school, which is near the heart of downtown, is in Tulsa, OK. It is a 4-year institution. In terms of programs, it is the fourth largest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science.

36. Tulsa Community College

6111 E Skelly Dr
Tulsa, OK 74135-6198
(918) 595-7000

Tulsa Community College is 5.8 miles from the center of the city. It offers seven science programs. More specifically, this community college offers two certificates in science to students and five associate's level degrees in science. It is a public 2-year institution. In terms of enrollment, this community college ranks second in the state of Oklahoma.

37. The University of Central Oklahoma

100 N University Dr
Edmond, OK 73034
(405) 974-2000

The University of Central Oklahoma is in the suburbs of Edmond, Oklahoma. It offers four programs in science. Of those, UCO offers two degrees at the bachelor's level in science to students and two degrees at the master's level in science. This public school is one of 76 public post-secondary institutions in Oklahoma.

38. Oklahoma Baptist University

500 W University
Shawnee, OK 74804
(405) 275-2850

Oklahoma Baptist University is located in town of Shawnee, Oklahoma. It offers five science programs. This liberal arts college offers students five degrees at the bachelor's level in science. This small school is a 4-year institution. In terms of programs, it is the seventh largest institution in the state of Oklahoma offering science.

39. Langston University

102 Page Hall
Langston, OK 73050
(405) 466-3428

Langston University offers two programs in science. It offers two bachelor's level science degrees to students. This small university is in Langston, Oklahoma, where students can enjoy a rural setting. Overall, 2,794 students seek degrees in 39 programs at this university.

40. Oklahoma Panhandle State University

323 Eagle Ave
Goodwell, OK 73939-0430
(580) 349-2611

Oklahoma Panhandle State University, which is very close to Goodwell, Oklahoma, is in a rural setting. OPSU offers three programs in science. Students are offered three degrees at the bachelor's level in science by this school. 1,387 students pursue degrees in 31 programs at this school, overall.

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