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Applications are now being accepted!
Admissions Process
To apply for a full-time program please complete each of the following. Applications are accepted throughout the year. For the 2027-28 school year, applicants who complete the process by February 25, 2027 will be notified no later than March 26, 2027.
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Application
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Selection
Application
Complete a Program Visit *
*Program visits are held on Thursdays from 3 - 4 pm. No appointment is necessary, but you may schedule your program visit in advance when you register for an account.
Submit Documentation of Academic Preparedness
High school applicants: reading and math scores will be accepted from the Pre-ACT, ACT, PSAT, or SAT. Students with no reading or math test scores are encouraged to test at the Tulsa Tech Assessment Center.
Adult applicants must take a reading and math test at Tulsa Tech, unless you have recent ACT / SAT scores, or have earned an associate’s degree or higher.
Testing is by appointment only. Visit http://tulsa.tech/testing to schedule your testing appointment. You must bring a state-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license or current student ID.
Selection
Selection Process
Admission to Tulsa Tech is based on a point system with 100 points possible.You may earn up to 40 points for academic preparedness and 60 points for a program visit. To be eligible for selection, a minimum of 60 points for interest and a minimum of 5 points for math and 5 points for reading from academic preparedness is required.
For most Tulsa Tech on-campus programs, a complete file includes an application, interest and academic points.
Applicants who meet the minimum required points are placed on the wait list. Admission is granted starting with the highest total application points until all available slots are filled. Eligible applicants who are not admitted due to limited space will remain on the wait list for potential future openings. Any applicant who believes their admission was improperly denied may submit a request for review through the alternative admission process.