Cheapest Finance and Financial Management Services Colleges in Oklahoma

Southeastern Oklahoma State University offers the most affordable finance education in the state at just $6,352 net price, making quality financial training accessible to students across income levels. Oklahoma's growing energy sector and the presence of major financial institutions like Bank of Oklahoma create strong demand for finance graduates, while the state's 12 programs show a dramatic cost spread from $6,352 to $26,827. Public universities dominate the affordable end, with five schools under $19,000, while private institutions command premium prices despite mixed graduation outcomes. Oklahoma's Promise scholarship program helps bridge affordability gaps for qualifying students.

Programs

$6,352 – $26,827

Net Price Range

$47,888

Avg. Program Earnings

51.9%

Avg. Graduation Rate

12 Finance and Financial Management Services Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Southeastern Oklahoma State University Durant, Oklahoma	$6,352	$7,200	33.3%	74.2%
2	Northeastern State University Tahlequah, Oklahoma	$11,800	$7,513	37.2%	99.5%
3	Oklahoma State University-Main Campus Stillwater, Oklahoma	$16,378	$10,234	65.9%	70.6%
4	University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus Norman, Oklahoma	$17,413	$9,595	75.3%	72.9%
5	Southern Nazarene University Bethany, Oklahoma	$17,838	$29,600	48.8%
6	University of Central Oklahoma Edmond, Oklahoma	$18,990	$8,522	37.5%	69.9%
7	Oklahoma Christian University Edmond, Oklahoma	$21,423	$25,900	55.2%	96.0%
8	Oklahoma City University Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	$21,556	$33,586	64.2%	70.4%
9	Oral Roberts University Tulsa, Oklahoma	$23,600	$34,100	53.9%	78.4%
10	University of Tulsa Tulsa, Oklahoma	$23,678	$48,602	73.3%	69.2%
11	Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, Oklahoma	$23,880	$34,050	49.7%	47.3%
12	Oklahoma Wesleyan University Bartlesville, Oklahoma	$26,827	$31,466	28.4%	52.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Southeastern Oklahoma State University so affordable for finance students?

Southeastern Oklahoma State offers the lowest net price at $6,352 with in-state tuition of just $7,200. The school maintains a 74% acceptance rate while keeping costs minimal through state funding and lower operational expenses.

How do earnings compare between Oklahoma's most and least expensive finance programs?

University of Oklahoma graduates earn $56,544 annually at a $17,413 net cost, while University of Central Oklahoma graduates earn $37,928 at $18,990 net cost. The earnings gap reaches nearly $19,000 despite similar program costs.

Does attending a more expensive private school guarantee better graduation rates?

Not necessarily in Oklahoma's finance programs. Oklahoma Wesleyan University charges $26,827 but graduates only 28% of students, while Oklahoma State University costs $16,378 and achieves a 66% graduation rate.

Where do Oklahoma finance graduates find the best job opportunities?

Oklahoma's energy sector headquartered in Tulsa and Oklahoma City provides strong finance career paths, along with growing aerospace and healthcare industries. The state's major banks and credit unions actively recruit from local programs.

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Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.