Oklahoma Christian University reports highest enrollment in its 63-year history

Oklahoma Christian University in Oklahoma City reports:

OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Christian University’s fall enrollment of 2,271 students is the highest in the school’s 63-year history.
The last eight years have featured OC’s eight highest enrollments ever, including the previous record of 2,258 students in 2007.
“This is Oklahoma Christian’s golden age in many ways, including enrollment. We are thrilled with the spirit on campus and the momentum we have because so many students are calling OC home,” President John deSteiguer said. “Our record enrollment and strong retention are a credit to the students seeking a first-rate Christian education, and also to our high-quality faculty, dedicated staff and loyal alumni who give students the tools and support to learn, lead and grow.”
In addition to the total enrollment record, OC’s graduate enrollment of 361 students also is an all-time high. Oklahoma Christian offers graduate programs in business administration, engineering, ministry and divinity. OC’s MBA program is offered both on-site and online.

Read the full news release.
See The Christian Chronicle’s Dialogue interview with new Oklahoma Christian President John deSteiguer.
See the Chronicle’s reports on fall 2012 enrollment at Harding University, Lipscomb University and Lubbock Christian University.

• Feedback
  I’m excited that my alma mater is doing so well! I am curious to know the actual retention numbers and how they compare to other Christian and public schools.

  Matthew Boydstun

  September, 27 2012