Cheapest Theology and Religious Vocations Colleges in Oklahoma

Mid-America Christian University offers Oklahoma's most affordable theology program at just $17,123 net cost, nearly $10,000 less than the state's priciest option. The $36,310 median earnings for graduates aligns well with Oklahoma's pastoral ministry needs, as the state's 3,800 churches and growing interfaith community create steady demand for trained religious leaders. With graduation rates spanning from 12.7% to 55.2% across the seven programs, students face varying levels of academic rigor and support systems.

Programs

$17,123 – $26,827

Net Price Range

$36,310

Avg. Program Earnings

40.3%

Avg. Graduation Rate

7 Theology and Religious Vocations, Other Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Mid-America Christian University Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	$17,123	$19,896	33.3%
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	Oklahoma Christian University Edmond, Oklahoma	$21,423	$25,900	55.2%	96.0%
5	Oral Roberts University Tulsa, Oklahoma	$23,600	$34,100	53.9%	78.4%
6	Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, Oklahoma	$23,880	$34,050	49.7%	47.3%
7	Oklahoma Wesleyan University Bartlesville, Oklahoma	$26,827	$31,466	28.4%	52.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Mid-America Christian University's program stand out financially?

Mid-America Christian University charges just $17,123 in net costs, making it $715 cheaper than the next most affordable option. Despite this low price point, graduates still earn the state median of $36,310 annually.

How do graduation rates vary among Oklahoma's theology programs?

Graduation rates range dramatically from Southwestern Christian University's 12.7% to Oklahoma Christian University's 55.2%. Oklahoma Christian also accepts 96% of applicants, suggesting accessibility paired with strong completion support.

Where do most theology graduates find employment in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma's 3,800 churches provide the primary job market, with additional opportunities in hospital chaplaincy and nonprofit organizations. The state's growing interfaith communities in Oklahoma City and Tulsa create demand for religious education coordinators and community outreach specialists.

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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.