Oklahoma State University

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      We refine ambitious students' academic skills through research opportunities, individual mentoring, and special courses.  The many human and financial resources available help students compete for prestigious national scholarships and reach their specific goals for study and employment, while providing unique experiences with numerous benefits.



News

 
Blake Jackson Wins Two Coveted National Scholarships
 
 
Udall and Truman Scholar Blake Jackson (5th from left) is pictured with State Senator Jim Halligan, former Stillwater City Councilor Tom Dugger, State Representative Cory Williams, State Senator Mike Schulz, (Jackson) State Senator Richard Lerblance, State Senator Eddie Fields and State Representative Lee Denney.
 
 
Flint Holbrook Named Udall Scholar
 
 
OSU junior Flint Holbrook is congratulated by OSU Dean of Engineering Karl Reid (far left),OSU President Burns Hargis and OSU Dean of Agriculture Robert Whitson (far right) on being chosen one of the nation’s 80 students to win the Morris K. Udall Foundation Scholarship.
 
 
Five OSU Students Earn NSF Graduate Fellowships
 
 
 
 
OSU Captures Unprecedented Four Udall Awards
 
 
Oklahoma State University President Burns Hargis, left, congratulates OSU’s four Udall Scholars, Lauren White, Alesia Hallmark, Brooke Hill and Jeremy Bennett.
 
 
Lydia Meador Selected as OSU's 18th Goldwater Scholar

 
Eight OSU Students Earn NSF Graduate Fellowships
 
 
Three of OSU’s eight 2010 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow were from the College of Arts and Sciences. From left, are David Zheng, Tomica Blocker and Blake McMahon.

 

Qualities of Successful Scholars


  • Honors College enrollment is recommended, but not required
  • Good grades (at least a 3.7 GPA is recommended)
  • Impressive speaking and writing skills
  • Leadership roles in campus and community
  • Diverse academic interests (preferably a double major or multiple minors)
  • Interested in and conversant about the Humanities (regardless of major)
  • Passion for public service and intellectual discourse
  • Extensive personal reading habits beyond course work (including reputable national newspapers, influential periodicals (other than Time/Newsweek), and classics of fiction and non-fiction)

If you have these qualities and are interested in challenging yourself, we invite you to browse this site to learn more and to stop by our office in 260 Student Union to discuss the scholar development process and opportunities available.



Bright students with energy and integrity will find enthusiastic faculty mentors to guide them, wholehearted support from alumni, individualized mentoring and multiple opportunities through the Scholar Development office.

 

 

NOTICE:

We have moved to our new office in 334 Student Union.

 

DEADLINES

 

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