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Participating in ORU Advantage creates a streamlined path into undergraduate study at ORU. Students who successfully participate in the program receive:
ORU Advantage courses are taught by ORU faculty and uphold the same academic standards
as traditional undergraduate classes. Students who take courses on campus learn alongside
current ORU undergraduates, experiencing authentic college classroom expectations.
Each course runs 15 weeks and includes a midterm and final exam, and all credits are
accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and designed to transfer to other institutions.
Explore College-Level Courses for High School Students
High school juniors and seniors ages 16+ can earn college credit through ORU's on-campus
Advantage dual enrollment program in Tulsa, Oklahoma, learning alongside undergraduate
students. High school students in grades 9–12, ages 13 and older, can earn college credit through
ORU's asynchronous online Advantage dual enrollment program with flexible, self-paced
coursework.
On-Campus Advantage
Online Advantage
By participating in ORU Advantage, you can complete up to a full year of college at a significantly reduced price. Plus, students who enroll full-time in a residential undergraduate program may receive a one-time scholarship in the amount of tuition paid for ORU Advantage dual enrollment courses up to $500.
ORU Advantage students receive personalized support designed to help them excel in
a college-level environment. Through weekly progress tracking, one-on-one tutoring,
and direct access to faculty mentors, students stay on track and build confidence
in their academic abilities. By the time you transition to full-time college, you’re
already familiar with course expectations—and one step ahead!
Student Support Resources for Dual Enrollment Students
Once you’ve submitted your ORU Advantage application, the next step is to complete
your registration to officially enroll in courses. Finalizing your enrollment ensures
you’re ready to begin earning college credit. The ORU Advantage Student Hub is your central resource for everything you need to
succeed in the program, including class registration, digital textbooks, important
updates, and more.Already Applied to ORU Advantage? Take the Next Step
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Have questions about ORU Advantage or wondering if dual enrollment is the right fit
for your goals? Connect with an ORU Advantage representative to receive personalized
guidance and learn how to get started.
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We’re here to answer any questions you may have about ORU Advantage, from admissions
requirements to course formats and credit transfer. Start by exploring the FAQ section
below to find quick answers to the most commonly asked questions. ORU's Dual Enrollment Program offers over 30 general ed courses that may count towards
a student's high school graduation requirements AND college graduation requirements
simultaneously. High School students may choose from the list of online Advantage
courses available, or they may choose from most 100-200 level courses that are offered
on campus. Online courses are available to grades 9-12, and courses on-campus are
available to grades 11 and 12.
ORU Advantage Frequently Asked Questions
The Advantage Program (ORU’s dual enrollment program) is for high school students
grades 9-12 who currently have a GPA of 3.0 or above. Once a student has graduated
high school, he/she is no longer eligible to participate. Online courses are available
to these students in grades 9-12, and concurrent courses on campus are available to
students in grades 11 and 12. Students in 8th grade are eligible to take 099 courses
or Gen 150: College Success Strategies.
The rates for both online and on-campus Advantage courses are:
$79–Per one-credit-hour course
$158–Per two-credit-hour course
$237–Per three-credit-hour course
$316–Per four-credit-hour course
Digital textbooks are $25 per credit hour in addition to tuition.
The best courses depend on what you want to study in college. If you know your intended
major, choose the roadmap that matches your academic interest. If you’re undecided,
start with a general roadmap to complete courses that may apply across many degree
programs.
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Students may earn up to 30 college credit hours through ORU Advantage, which is approximately
one year of college coursework.
Are you a high school administrator or counselor interested in bringing ORU Advantage
to your students? Explore our facilitator resources to learn how to partner with ORU,
support student enrollment, and provide your school with a flexible, affordable dual
enrollment opportunity. ORU Advantage is an excellent option for homeschool students who are ready to take
the next academic step. Explore our homeschool resources to learn how dual enrollment
can provide accredited college credit, flexible course options, and a strong foundation
for future university success.
Facilitator Resources
Homeschool Resources