University of Tulsa Reviews

"The scholarship scheme when I first arrived was poorly done. So many scholarships were awarded, yet the requirements were designed for almost all recipients to lose their scholarship. The scheme is better now for incoming students, but those of us under the previous scheme are suffering under the weight of massive student loan repayments."

"The art faculty at TU are a very supportive and cohesive group of artists. They work together very well to provide a friendly and challenging environment for exploring art. The department is committed to providing the skills and techniques necessary to be able to express concepts in thw undergraduate program, and the fundamentals in using materials are expected to be already understood in the grad program. Grad assistant ships are offered to most students, however at this time grad students do very little actual teaching. There is a lot of freedom to explore and create with input from several faculty members. A very positive aspect is the almost monthly opportunity to exposure to visiting artists who give individual studio visits and give artist talks.Read Less"

"Very competitive and educative. Need more professors."

"The program is fairly competitive, which makes for interesting classes. Sometimes professors are compelled to teach courses that they do not have any interest in, and it shows. The scholarship program is somewhat deceiving, as it is designed in such a way that keeping a scholarship all 3 years is nearly impossible. Overall, though, it is a good school, and I enjoy attending."