Oklahoma City University (Oklahoma City University), USA
Oklahoma City has a population of one million and is famous for its rich oil resources. The most famous oil companies are Philips 66. At the same time, the most valuable thing is that it is prosperous due to oil, but it is quite safe and provides students with diversified education, entertainment, employment opportunities and other resources.
The units that accredit the qualifications of Oklahoma City University include: Association of International Schools of Business (AACSB), the Association of Colleges and Schools of the North Central States, the Oklahoma State Board of Education, and the Russian Federation. Oklahoma Supreme Court", "Oklahoma Board of Nursing", "National League of Nursing", "National League of Schools of Music", "American Law League", "Collegiate Business League", "Register of Methodist Colleges and Universities" Association" and other credible institutions.
Since 2001, OCU has been rated as an outstanding university in the United States by U.S. News and World Report. In 2003, it was hailed as one of the best universities in the West and one of the best graduate schools in the West by the Princeton Review. Ranked 26th among colleges and universities. OCU is ranked among the 100 Best Value Colleges in the United States released by the Academic Institutions Research and Evaluation Corporation, ranking among the 100 best colleges in the United States for the ninth consecutive year. The school currently has approximately 2,100 undergraduate students and more than 1,700 graduate students studying from 46 states in the United States and 49 countries around the world. The current teacher-student ratio in the school is about 11:1. The school implements small class teaching at the undergraduate level: the number of students in each class is about 13-17. The school currently has more than 60 clubs, and the school often holds various activities. The school adopts small class teaching, with an average of 14 students per professor. It also offers a 16-month second degree crash course for undergraduate graduates. The pass rate for the registered nurse license examination in 2006 was 100. The cost of living is low, especially the accommodation fee is Lowest state in America.