Rose State College is an open admissions, associate degree granting institution.  As such we have great diversity among our students.  Recent high school graduates.  Working adults.  First generation to attend college.  Some who have achieved past academic success, and some who have not.  Whatever your circumstances and past levels of achievement, we know that with our support and your commitment you can be successful.

Rose State also offers great value. You will find small class sizes mean personalized attention from supportive faculty and staff, all at some of the most affordable tuition rates in Oklahoma. It's like getting an expensive, private college education at a public college price.

We Believe in You!

Student Welcome Center

As part of the Office of Prospective Student Services, the future Student Welcome Center is your one stop location for all your new student questions.  We pledge to make your transition into college as easy as possible.  Allow us to help you take those first steps toward accomplishing your educational goals.

You can browse our viewbook for an introduction to the college.  But taking a tour of campus is one of the best ways to get to know what Rose State has to offer and to decide if it is right for you.  When you come to the Student Welcome Center we can take you on a tour of the campus, answer your questions on topics such as tuition, scholarships and financial aid, and even help you develop your own personal college plan.  Everything begins by calling one number, 405-733-7372.  We are located at number 15 on the campus map.

Why Rose State College

Rose State is a great choice for many students of varying backgrounds. Find yourself below to explore why Rose State can be right for you and your family.

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Getting Started Checklist

Getting started on your future is easy.  Just follow this basic checklist:

• Fill out a simple application, either online or on campus.
• Provide your high school or prior college transcript, or G.E.D certificate or scores.
• Apply for financial aid and scholarships, if you like.  Check out Your Money.
• Submit your ACT or SAT scores, or take our on-campus COMPASS tests for placement into classes.
• Meet with an academic adviser to assist you in selecting classes.
• Get a student ID card and parking permit.