#1 in Oklahoma CityUniversity of Oklahoma-Norman Campus93.3
Best Business Programs in Oklahoma City for 2027
8 business schools in the Oklahoma City area, ranked city-wide. Every list is scored on graduation rate, cost, selectivity, and graduate earnings from federal IPEDS, College Scorecard, and BLS data.
- Metro ranking
- 1
- Programs analyzed
- 82
- Schools ranked
- 8
Business Programs in Oklahoma City, in Brief
The Oklahoma City business-school ranking compares 8 schools across the metro area, drawn from 82 accredited programs, one row per school. Private schools make up most of the eight ranked schools; two are public, including University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus at #1.
Of the business programs in Oklahoma City, the largest school is University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus, with 30,851 students. The top graduation rate belongs to Oklahoma City University, at 65%. Randall University is the most selective, admitting 58% of applicants. For distance study, look at University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus, Oklahoma City University and two more.
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Business Programs in Oklahoma City: Your Questions, Answered
What is the best business school in Oklahoma City?
University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus ranks #1 on our Oklahoma City business-school ranking with a 93.3 Program Score, ahead of Oklahoma City University at 78.5. Scores weigh graduation rate, cost, selectivity and graduate earnings.
How many business schools are in the Oklahoma City area?
We analyzed 82 accredited business programs in the Oklahoma City metro, as the Census Bureau defines it, and ranked 8 schools, one row per school.
Which Oklahoma City business school costs the least?
Langston University has the lowest in-state undergraduate tuition on the Oklahoma City list, $4,653 a year before aid, and ranks #7.
Can you study business online in Oklahoma City?
Yes. Four of the eight ranked Oklahoma City-area schools offer the program online, including University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus, Oklahoma City University, and Southern Nazarene University.