UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA · UNITED STATES
STLR-Tagged Activities
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- Hundreds of faculty and staff are trained to offer STLR credit.Trained Faculty
- Earn credit through assignments, events, projects, and student groups.Diverse Activities
- Recognizes growth in Global & Cultural Competencies, Health & Wellness, Leadership, Research, and Service Learning.Key Competencies
- Over 20 campus locations offer automatic STLR credit via ID card readers.On-Campus Integration
- Opportunities for credit through individual reflection appointments before graduation.Individual Reflection
STLR-Tagged Activities at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) are designed to provide students with opportunities to gain credit for experiences that foster growth in key competencies. These activities are led by trained faculty and staff across various colleges and divisions, with the STLR office providing support and resources. Students can earn STLR credit through a variety of avenues, including course assignments, campus and community events, participation in student groups, and individual projects. The program aims to recognize and encourage student development in areas such as Global & Cultural Competencies, Health & Wellness, Leadership, Research, Creative & Scholarly Activities, and Service Learning & Civic Engagement.
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Tuition (international)Tuition is charged per credit hour. For undergraduate courses, nonresident general tuition is $362.90 per credit hour, plus a university fee of $301.45 per credit hour, totaling $664.35 per credit hour. For graduate courses, nonresident general tuition is $417.00 per credit hour, plus a university fee of $381.41 per credit hour, totaling $798.41 per credit hour. Specific program fees may also apply.
Tuition (home)Tuition is charged per credit hour. For undergraduate courses, resident general tuition is $260.18 per credit hour, plus a university fee of $41.27 per credit hour, totaling $301.45 per credit hour. For graduate courses, resident general tuition is $340.14 per credit hour, plus a university fee of $41.27 per credit hour, totaling $381.41 per credit hour. Additional mandatory tuition may apply based on the college or course.
LivingEstimated living costs are not specified on the provided pages.
Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice. Additional fees may apply depending on the course and college. International students also pay a semester International Student Maintenance Fee ($200.00 for Spring/Fall, $80.00 for Summer) and are required to have medical insurance.
How to apply
1. Identify STLR OpportunitiesLook for courses, assignments, events, student groups, or projects that are designated for STLR credit. Faculty and staff members will communicate which activities offer STLR credit.
2. Inquire with Faculty/StaffIf you are unsure whether an activity counts for STLR credit, ask the faculty or staff member overseeing it directly.
3. Participate and CompleteEngage in the chosen STLR-tagged activity, assignment, or event as instructed.
4. Demonstrate GrowthFor some activities, you may need to reflect on your growth in specific STLR tenets (e.g., through assignments or discussions with mentors) to receive credit.
5. Receive CreditFaculty and staff will award STLR credit based on your participation and demonstrated growth in the relevant tenets.
6. Utilize Location ReadersFor designated campus locations, use your permanent ID card reader to receive automatic exposure-level STLR credit.
7. Consider Individual ReflectionIf you had an impactful experience not formally tagged, reach out to a faculty or staff mentor to discuss potential STLR credit, or arrange an Individual Reflection Appointment before graduation.
Scholarships
Automatic ScholarshipsVaries
College of Liberal Arts ScholarshipsOver $100,000 awarded annually