Rose State College has announced that there will be no increase in tuition for the 2024/25 academic year. In a continued effort to make higher education accessible and affordable for all students, the College has decided to maintain current tuition rates.
The cost will continue to be:
For a standard full-time course load of 15 credit hours per semester, this equates to:
"Rose State College is committed to ensuring that education remains within reach for our community," said Dr. Jeanie Webb, President of Rose State College. "By freezing tuition rates, we aim to alleviate financial pressures on our students and their families."
In addition to the tuition freeze, Rose State College has also set the cost for the newly approved Bachelor of Applied Technology in Cybersecurity degree at $139.45 per credit hour. This competitive rate reflects the College's dedication to providing high-quality, affordable education in emerging fields.
The tuition and fees for the Cybersecurity program are as follows:
For a full-time course load of 15 credit hours per semester, this amounts to:
"We are excited to offer our first four-year degree program in cybersecurity at an accessible price point," said Dr. Webb. "The cybersecurity program will prepare students for critical roles in protecting digital infrastructure, addressing a growing demand for cybersecurity professionals. This initiative aligns with our mission to provide exceptional education and support to our students, equipping them with the skills needed to thrive in Oklahoma’s workforce."
The decision to maintain tuition rates and establish an affordable cost for the new bachelor's degree demonstrates Rose State’s dedication to remaining one of Oklahoma's most cost-effective higher education institutions.
For more information on tuition rates, the new Bachelor of Applied Technology in Cybersecurity degree, or other academic programs, please visit Rose State College or contact the admissions office at (405) 733-7300.