The many students at The University of Tulsa, a small private research university, find it to be the total package. After all, it combines “the friendly environment of a smaller university and the academic, employment, extracurricular, and service opportunities of a larger university.†It also does a tremendous job of fostering an atmosphere that’s “conducive to collaboration and growth.†In general, students describe the academics as “challenging.†And a number of undergrads emphasize TU’s “strong engineering school,†which thoroughly prepares students for “work[ing] in the industry, especially [within the] energy [sector].†All undergraduates, no matter their major, benefit from “small class sizes.†In turn, this affords students the opportunity to build “close relationships...with [the] faculty,†full of professors who “are great resources for [both] internships and real-world advice.†Aside from being great contacts, Tulsa professors are “very knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects.†They also “make their students a priority†and they’re “very accessible outside of class.†As one student expounds, “Many of my professors frequently invite students to their office hours and remind us of their availability.... [It’s clear they] care about my academic experience, career readiness, and about me as a person.â€
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