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Best Accounting Colleges in Oklahoma (2026)

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This page ranks the 10 colleges in Oklahoma that report an Accounting earnings cohort, ordered by the median earnings of Accounting graduates four years after completing. University of Tulsa ranks 1st on this list.

None of the 10 listed schools has a citable earnings figure, so a range or median across the group cannot be cited.

Public institutions make up 70% of the list, with 7 schools alongside 3 private nonprofits. Southeastern Oklahoma State University posts the lowest average net price at $8,039, while University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus ranks 101st on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions.

The ranked list

10 schools in list order
RankSchoolMedian Accounting EarningsAverage net priceNet price, families under $30KAdmission rate
1University of Tulsa · Tulsa, OK$85,233$15,000$5,57861.5%
University of Tulsa ranks 1st on this list and posts a six-year completion rate of 72%.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Finance and Financial Management Services (41 graduates), Accounting and Related Services (36 graduates), Business Administration, Management and Operations (34 graduates)

Highest four-year median earnings by program: Finance and Financial Management Services ($97,533)

2University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus · Norman, OK$85,005$15,300$10,50976.6%
With an average net price of $15,300, University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus ranks 101st on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Human Resources Management and Services (294 graduates), Marketing (244 graduates), Finance and Financial Management Services (196 graduates)

Highest four-year median earnings by program: Finance and Financial Management Services ($106,719), Management Information Systems and Services ($91,291), Accounting and Related Services ($85,005)

3Oklahoma State University-Main Campus · Stillwater, OK$81,039$17,447$12,24375.0%
Oklahoma State University-Main Campus admits 75% of applicants and reports an average net price of $17,447.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Business Administration, Management and Operations (419 graduates), Marketing (334 graduates), Finance and Financial Management Services (194 graduates)

Highest four-year median earnings by program: Finance and Financial Management Services ($81,340), Accounting and Related Services ($81,039), Business Administration, Management and Operations ($64,062)

4Oklahoma Christian University · Edmond, OK$73,871$21,872$17,81896.5%
A private nonprofit university in Edmond, Oklahoma Christian University shows an average net price of $17,818 for families earning under $30,000.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Business/Commerce, General (15 graduates), Marketing (14 graduates), Accounting and Related Services (11 graduates)

5University of Central Oklahoma · Edmond, OK$73,074$18,309$15,27578.1%
University of Central Oklahoma ranks 338th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions and graduates 37% of its students within six years.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Business Administration, Management and Operations (130 graduates), Accounting and Related Services (71 graduates), Finance and Financial Management Services (63 graduates)

Highest four-year median earnings by program: Accounting and Related Services ($73,074), Human Resources Management and Services ($69,235), Business Administration, Management and Operations ($64,107)

6East Central University · Ada, OK$66,711$8,683$8,15158.2%
East Central University lists an average net price of $8,683 and admits 58% of applicants.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Business Administration, Management and Operations (45 graduates), Accounting and Related Services (27 graduates)

7Northeastern State University · Tahlequah, OK$65,781$12,710$10,59899.6%
Northeastern State University reports an admission rate of 100% and an average net price of $10,598 for families earning under $30,000.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Business Administration, Management and Operations (97 graduates), Accounting and Related Services (75 graduates), Marketing (28 graduates)

Highest four-year median earnings by program: Accounting and Related Services ($65,781), Business Administration, Management and Operations ($60,651), Management Information Systems and Services ($55,328)

8Southeastern Oklahoma State University · Durant, OK$61,000$8,039$5,19376.4%
Southeastern Oklahoma State University posts a six-year completion rate of 32% and an average net price of $8,039.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods (46 graduates), Business Administration, Management and Operations (31 graduates), Accounting and Related Services (18 graduates)

Highest four-year median earnings by program: Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods ($53,029)

9Cameron University · Lawton, OK$59,406$10,912$8,752Not reported
Cameron University ranks 685th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions and graduates 31% of its students within six years.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Business Administration, Management and Operations (43 graduates), Accounting and Related Services (20 graduates)

10Oral Roberts University · Tulsa, OK$57,995$25,365$21,89498.9%
Oral Roberts University admits 99% of applicants and reports an average net price of $21,894 for families earning under $30,000.

Largest programs by graduates in the earnings cohort: Business Administration, Management and Operations (45 graduates), Accounting and Related Services (24 graduates), Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods (21 graduates)

How this list is ordered

Schools are ordered by the median earnings of their Accounting graduates four years after completing, highest first. Only schools with a reported Accounting earnings cohort in Oklahoma appear. The figure covers federally aided completers who were working and not enrolled four years after finishing. It does not adjust for graduate school enrollment, cost, or who enrolls, and it is not a measure of teaching quality. The list includes seven public and three private nonprofit institutions.