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State Regents approve four reduced-credit bachelor’s degrees
New programs at OU, OSU, and Rogers State University will require between 90 and 103 credit hours, compared with the traditional minimum of 120.
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Free summit will connect Oklahoma employers with workforce training partners
The Employer Microcredential Summit will focus on skills-based hiring, customized training, employee development, and stronger talent pipelines.
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Stitt signs “Credential of Value” bill, creating statewide outcomes framework
House Bill 2398 authorizes the State Regents for Higher Education and CareerTech to designate qualifying degrees and certificates as “credentials of value,” backed by annual reporting on completion, employment outcomes, earnings and program costs.
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Oklahoma Higher Education Updates Low-Producing Degree Programs to Match Workforce Needs
OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education have completed a sweeping review of low-producing degree programs across all public colleges and…
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Rogers State University targets Oklahoma’s elementary teacher shortage
Rogers State University in Claremore will launch a Bachelor of Science degree program in elementary education to help remedy Oklahoma's critical elementary school teacher shortage.
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Oklahoma higher education makes $14.6 billion economic impact
Oklahoma's universities and colleges generated several billions of dollars for the state's economy in fiscal year 2024.
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Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education elect board leaders
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education elected a new officer team to lead its board.
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Oklahoma City Community College increases tuition first time in 7 years
A tuition fee increase has been approved for Oklahoma City Community College, the first increase in seven years.
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Rose State has new tech degree thanks to Oklahoma Workforce Commission
The Oklahoma Workforce Commission gave Rose State College a $750,000 grant that will enable the college to launch Oklahoma's first associate in applied science degree in simulation technology.
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Business, education partnerships honored for helping Oklahoma workforce
Business and higher education partnerships across Oklahoma were recently celebrated for their excellent work in educating Oklahoma's workforce.