Colleges & Trade Schools in Oklahoma

Oklahoma colleges are situated in one of the lowest-cost states in the country. You can benefit from the state's affordable housing costs while getting a career-focused education that helps you expand your skills and advance toward your goals.

Oklahoma Schools

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Tulsa Welding School

• Tulsa

• Electrical Applications
• Electro-Mechanical Technologies
• Professional Welder
• Refrigeration Technologies

Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology

• Tulsa

• Aviation Electronics Technology (Avionics)
• Aviation Flight
• Aviation Maintenance Technology
• Nondestructive Testing Technology & Quality Control Management
• Technology Management

Why Choose Oklahoma for Your Education

• Financial help for state residents: A variety of scholarships and need-based grants are available to help Oklahoma students cover their education costs. Some of the grants include the Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant (OTAG) and the Oklahoma Tuition Equalization Grant (OTEG).
• Lower debt load: Oklahoma college students tend to graduate with below-average student debt compared to other states, according to data from the Education Data Initiative.
• Strong Job Market for Graduates: Oklahoma has a growing job market in industries like energy, aviation, healthcare, and technology, providing employment opportunities for graduates.
• Resources: Oklahoma Digital Prairie offers online access to an enormous collection of journal articles, state government documents, maps, and other resources to support your learning.