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They are the absolute best at making students feel welcome and secure in their new environment with new ways to meet faculty and other students. TU provided great support when registering for classes and making sure that the students are on the right track to graduating. TU also provides great academic support to make sure that there is no student being left behind (as long as the student takes advantage of the opportunities).

This University is small but great. The classes are small enough to get personal attention, but big enough that you don't feel awkward. The professors are wonderful.

The University of Tulsa is a small and selective school full of bright, high-achieving students who are so close that they're like one big family (I'm serious, we all pretty much know each other). Even though the city is a bit sketchy, I never feel unsafe on campus because there are always friendly people walking around and campus security on patrol. This school offers so many unique opportunities to design your own major and curricular, start your own SA-funded club (in case you don't find one you like among the many options), get personal attention from professors, and meet some of the most intelligent and fun friends ever!

Brown Mackie is a good school to get into if you cant get into the school u want. They will accept anyone that applies. This school is for profit and it is a large profit in my opinion.

Beautiful campus, bound to find a group(s) that you would be welcomed to.

has a big campus feel while being a small campus. Many social events held by the student body. teacher are willing to help in anyway possible.

There are many ways to be entertained downtown and around campus; occasionally, the university hosts performances. Sports are important to the moral of the University of Tulsa; there's a big push for involvement. The focus on arts and humanities is relatively small compared to engineering and sciences, seeing as their are many research opportunities and multiple newer buildings that house the math/science classes.

The University of Tulsa is a great university. It offers many opportunities for students outside of class, and the smaller class sizes makes it easier to form relationships with other students and the professors that teach there. Extracurricular programs are also very important and helpful for students at Tulsa, some, like TURC, provide a lot of experience for students and allows then to specialize in something inside their area of study.

The University of Tulsa gives me the chance to branch out and discover the possibilities in my area of interest. So far, I've found the campus environment and my classmates to be very welcoming. The professors are willing to help me whenever I need them.

The University of Tulsa is a private university numbering at about 4000 grads/undergrads combined. It is a very academically competitive school, especially its engineering college. The beautiful campus, the small class size, and the competitive atmosphere makes it ideal for any student who is seeking a wonderful college experience.