University of Tulsa

• Founded: in 1894
• Location University of Tulsa: Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
• University type: non-profit, private
• Teachers: 376 people
• Total number of students: 4316 people (27% - foreigners).

University of Tulsa, named after the city where the campus is located (Oklahoma) is one of the most famous and prestigious American universities. The university is one of the private, non-profit educational institutions.

The University of Tulsa was founded as early as 1894 as the Presbyterian School for Girls, but very soon was renamed in the Henry Kendall College. The college in 1907 was moved to Tulsa, to the site of the current campus (just two months later Oklahoma was recognized as a separate state), and in 1920 it merged with the young McFarlin College and the University of Tulsa was formed.

Today the structure of the university is represented by the following departments:

• Collins College of Business
• Department of Continuing Education
• College of Law
• Medical College
• College of Arts and Sciences Henry Kendall
• College of Technical and Natural Sciences
• Department for graduate students.

At the faculties, students from all over the world are offered bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs, effective preparatory programs and short-term courses with an educational certificate.

In 2012, the U.S. News & amp; World Report placed Tulsa University on the 75th line of the national ranking. Today, the school is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. It is affiliated with the Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) and is an active member of the sport affiliations and memberships of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

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The cost of accommodation is paid separately from the basic cost of the program.

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Activity list: Ceramics

Beginning of classes (each year) - from October 31 to November 8, depending on the course chosen.

The following components are paid additionally:

• Accommodation and meals (see the relevant category)
• Roundtrips
• Roundtrip
• Personal pocket expenses
• Additional studying sessions and courses
• Additional extracurricular activities and trips
• Compulsory medical insurance
• Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents
• Consular fee (payable at the Embassy).

A special intensive program has been prepared for students whose English language level is not high enough for full-fledged education - it is conducted by the English Institute for International Students (EIIS). The preparatory course will help in a short time to improve the English language skills, useful academic skills, critical and analytical thinking skills and will enable the student to adapt to a new language, cultural and academic environment.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision