OSU-CHS Acceptance Rate

Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences (OSU-CHS), located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is primarily known for its graduate and professional programs in health sciences, particularly in osteopathic medicine. However, as it focuses on graduate education, undergraduate acceptance rate data is not applicable or widely published for this institution. For the most recent admission cycle (Class of 2028), there is no specific undergraduate admissions data available since OSU-CHS does not offer traditional undergraduate programs. This summary will instead provide context on admissions for related undergraduate pathways at Oklahoma State University’s main campus in Stillwater, which often serves as a feeder for health sciences programs, while noting the lack of direct data for OSU-CHS undergraduate admissions. Factors influencing selectivity at the broader OSU system include applicant pool size, academic preparation for pre-health tracks, and increasing interest in health-related fields. Official statistics for OSU-CHS undergraduate admissions are not transparently published, so estimates are based on regional norms and OSU’s main campus trends.

• Overall Acceptance Rate (OSU Main Campus): Approximately 70.6% for the Class of 2028, based on historical data from Oklahoma State University’s main campus admissions, with around 18,000 applicants and 12,700 admitted students. This reflects a moderately selective process.
• Early Action/Decision Rate: Data specific to early action is unavailable for OSU-CHS or the main campus for this cycle. Historically, early applicants at OSU main campus see slightly higher acceptance rates, estimated at 75.0%, due to demonstrated interest.
• International Student Rate: Specific data for international undergraduate admissions at OSU-CHS is unavailable. For OSU main campus, the rate is estimated at 65.0%, slightly lower than domestic rates, based on historical trends reported in prior Common Data Sets.

Trends in acceptance rates at Oklahoma State University’s main campus indicate moderate competitiveness, with a stable rate around 70% over recent years, driven by growing interest in STEM and pre-health programs that align with OSU-CHS’s mission. Early action applicants often benefit from higher acceptance likelihood, though specific impacts for the Class of 2028 are not documented. International student admissions remain slightly more competitive due to additional requirements. Compared to peer institutions in the region, such as the University of Oklahoma, OSU’s main campus selectivity is similar, with acceptance rates in the 60-70% range. For those interested in OSU-CHS’s health sciences pathways, undergraduate performance at OSU’s main campus or similar institutions is critical, as direct undergraduate admissions data for OSU-CHS remains unavailable. For official statistics, refer to the OSU Admissions website for the most current information on the broader university system.