UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA · UNITED STATES
Broncho Blueprint
Certificate · Taught in en
At a glance
8 mo
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Level
- 2Credit Hours
- 8Weeks per term
- Fulfills UCO Core Curriculum requirementCore Curriculum
- Higher GPAs, fewer D/F/W, higher retentionStudent Success Data
- Exposure to discipline faculty and professionalsNetworking Opportunities
- Available Fall and Spring semesters (Spring 2026 onwards)Semester Availability
The Broncho Blueprint is a two-credit hour course designed for first-year University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) students. It offers an introduction to a chosen academic discipline, helping you explore potential majors, develop essential academic and professional skills, and become familiar with campus resources and community engagement opportunities. This course is taught by a professor within your area of interest and aims to provide early exposure and mentorship in your selected field, alongside career exploration and readiness training.
Curriculum
The Broncho Blueprint course is an 8-week program structured around common themes, adapted to the specific academic discipline of each offering. These themes guide students in understanding the scope of their chosen field, related careers, diverse perspectives, self-management, applications, communication within the discipline, innovations, and a final showcase. The course also integrates opportunities to attend UCO events and connect with the campus community.
- 8-Week Term
- Scope of the Discipline
- Careers in the Discipline
- Perspective, Perception, and Bias in the Discipline
- Managing Self in the Discipline
- Applications of the Discipline
- Connection to the Communication in the Discipline
- Innovations in the Discipline
- Showcase in the Discipline
Careers
The Broncho Blueprint course emphasizes career exploration and readiness, providing students with insights into various professional paths within different disciplines. You'll gain an understanding of careers directly related to your chosen area of study, develop transferable skills, and connect with professionals in the field.
- Career exploration
- Professional skill building
- Discipline-specific career readiness
Entry requirements
First-year freshman studentsMust be enrolled as a freshman student at UCO.
This course is specifically designed for incoming freshmen at UCO.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to UCO's general tuition and fees for non-resident undergraduate courses. Costs are calculated per credit hour.
Tuition (home)Non-Oklahoma Resident: $664.35 per credit hour (includes general tuition and university fee). Resident: $301.45 per credit hour (includes general tuition and university fee). Note: Additional fees may apply based on the college offering the course.
LivingNot specified for this course.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. The Broncho Blueprint course is 2 credit hours. Additional fees may apply depending on the specific discipline's college.
How to apply
1. Apply for Admission to UCOComplete the undergraduate application for admission. Ensure you submit all required supporting documents, including academic transcripts and any necessary English proficiency scores. International students should follow the specific application instructions for international applicants.
2. Explore Program OfferingsReview the list of available Broncho Blueprint class offerings for the upcoming academic year. Select a course that aligns with your academic interests or potential major.
3. Enroll in Broncho BlueprintDuring your course registration for your first semester at UCO, select the Broncho Blueprint course that best fits your interests. This course is designed to fulfill a UCO core curriculum requirement.
4. Consider ScholarshipsExplore available scholarships, including automatic academic scholarships for freshmen who meet priority deadlines. Some college-specific scholarships may also be available.
Scholarships
Automatic ScholarshipsAwarded based on unweighted GPA and ACT scores
College of Liberal Arts ScholarshipsOver $100,000 awarded annually