University of Oklahoma Reviews 5

If you graduated with a grade point average of 2.0 or less, this is the school for you. If you're worried about facts interfering with your education, don't. OU goes the extra mile to make sure the education you get from them has as little verifiable information as possible. Grades at this school are based on feelings, not the actual work you do, so being lazy, entitled and stupid is encouraged. Lack of diversity, integrity, ethics, morality, critical thinking, and empathy are all embraced with embarrassingly open arms, unashamed and proud. The perfect place for that one family member you avoid on the holidays to find community.

The place is corrupt. Do not work there unless you want to be harassed by the management, also the HR does not care about the employees only the money. Every building is dirty and nasty plus I find the custodians sleeping or there kissing/ laying together in the classrooms. The place is horrible and they need to get new management. I honestly don’t think they even need night shift custodians! Big waste of money.

A beautiful university and welcoming community of Oklahoma. I had a great time here, did my master in business dtudies

Took some classes here. Mostly positive experience.

They claim they are one of the best collages in the country committed to student learning but there has been some pretty negative reviews when it came to students with disabilities. There was not enough into building for wheel chairs where classes were held, the teachers were rude when they had to cater to students with learning and hearing disabilities and we're failing students with such disabilities because of their disability claiming they don't do special favors. All of this could have been prevented if school had put more effort into providing more resources instead of believing these people are better off not living in community. Now many of these students who have dropped out because of the stress at this school now owe student loans. This is a practice of freedom of speech rights.