Recruitment Programs

Scholars Day:

This one day program brings high school multicultural seniors to the Oklahoma State University campus with their parents and teachers, introducing them to the university’s outstanding facilities, faculty, and students.

Multicultural Day:

Each fall, a day is calendared specifically for multicultural high school seniors to visit the beautiful OSU campus to receive information regarding admissions, housing, and the multicultural community at large.

Student to Student:

Undergraduate multicultural students contact prospective high school students and parents to provide information about numerous details involved in the collegiate transition.

Project Success:

In a full day of recruitment, over 400 junior and senior African American high school students discover the essential ingredients for collegiate success. This program is organized, developed, and led by Oklahoma State University undergraduates.

AISES High School Weekend:

A weekend created for Native American high school seniors interested in majoring in sciences and engineering.

Scholars Luncheon:

In an effort to recruit quality incoming freshmen, our CEAT support staff travels to high school campuses across the state to facilitate luncheons with AP level Calculus and science classes.

Transition 101:

This one week summer program acquaints high school senior with engineering and OSU campus life prior to their freshman year. Hands-on computer training and tours of engineering laboratories and design projects highlight this educational experience.

"We are dedicated to increasing the number of minority engineering graduates at Oklahoma State University."