Cheapest Religious/Sacred Music Colleges in Oklahoma

Religious and sacred music education in Oklahoma spans a remarkable cost range, from Randall University's $16,474 net price to Oklahoma Wesleyan's $26,827. Graduation rates vary dramatically across these six programs, with Oral Roberts University achieving 53.90% while Southwestern Christian University graduates just 12.70% of students. Oklahoma's strong church community and regional worship centers create steady demand for trained musicians, while the state's low living costs help stretch education budgets further than in most regions.

Programs

$16,474 – $26,827

Net Price Range

35.7%

Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Religious/Sacred Music Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Randall University Moore, Oklahoma	$16,474	$17,322	20.5%	42.9%
2	Southern Nazarene University Bethany, Oklahoma	$17,838	$29,600	48.8%
3	Southwestern Christian University Bethany, Oklahoma	$19,692	$21,316	12.7%
4	Oral Roberts University Tulsa, Oklahoma	$23,600	$34,100	53.9%	78.4%
5	Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, Oklahoma	$23,880	$34,050	49.7%	47.3%
6	Oklahoma Wesleyan University Bartlesville, Oklahoma	$26,827	$31,466	28.4%	52.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the wide gap in graduation rates among Oklahoma's religious music programs?

Graduation rates range from 12.70% at Southwestern Christian University to 53.90% at Oral Roberts University, a difference of over 40 percentage points. Oral Roberts and Oklahoma Baptist both maintain graduation rates near 50%, suggesting stronger student support systems. Schools with lower rates may serve more part-time students or those balancing ministry work with studies.

How selective are Oklahoma's most affordable religious music programs?

Randall University, the most affordable option at $16,474, accepts just 42.86% of applicants, making it more selective than Oral Roberts University which accepts 78.37%. Most programs fall between 42% and 52% acceptance rates. The combination of low cost and selective admissions at Randall suggests strong value for qualified students.

Does Oklahoma's Promise scholarship program cover religious music education costs?

Oklahoma's Promise covers tuition for qualifying low-income students, but all six religious music programs are private institutions. Students would need additional financial aid to cover the remaining costs after the scholarship. At $16,474 net cost, Randall University would still require about $16,000 beyond what Oklahoma's Promise provides.

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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.