OSRHE division & Oklahoma’s research & education network. Disclaimer and social media terms and conditions: https://xitter.cf/t.co/PFvtD6crhc
- Tweets3.9K
- Following275
- Followers513
- Likes2.7K
ALT Two female engineers collaborate on programming a robotic arm in a modern lab setting with a laptop open nearby.
ALT Group of diverse college students attentively working together in a classroom setting. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? A study from the National College Attainment Network shows that for each post-secondary graduate, Oklahoma’s annual GDP increases by more than $114K."
ALT Red-haired woman in glasses and polka dot blouse speaking thoughtfully during a meeting with attentive colleagues.
ALT Smiling young student with glasses and backpack walking through a hallway. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? National data show college grads have double the yearly income, 3x the retirement savings, and 4x the net worth of working-age, non-college educated Americans."
ALT Young man in a green shirt smiling and talking to a blonde woman wearing a yellow college t-shirt near a water fountain outdoors.
ALT Students focused on typing at computers in a lab. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? Degree production in computer and information sciences increased nearly 60% over the last 10 years."
ALT Healthcare student practicing patient care on a medical dummy in a clinical training setting. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? At our public colleges and universities, FY27 tuition and mandatory fees are over 25% less, on average, than institutions in their national/regional peer groups."
ALT Four female graduates in black caps and gowns smiling together in a gymnasium with a basketball hoop in the background.
ALT Two professionals in business attire shaking hands in a bright office setting, symbolizing agreement or partnership.
ALT Two college students walking and talking in a campus hallway. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? Public higher education plays a vital role in preparing students for Oklahoma’s critical occupations. In the last academic year, nearly 90% of all degrees awarded were in these essential fields."
ALT Three diverse graduates in caps celebrating with peace signs outside a building. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? A national study ranking entry-level jobs based on 12 key metrics—from starting salary to projected job growth—shows that four of the 5 jobs with the most income growth potential require a college degree."
ALT Young man in a blue cap and orange hoodie writing on a weekly schedule chart pinned to a wall in a dimly lit room.
ALT Two female students sitting at an outdoor table with laptops and notebooks, smiling and studying together. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? Master’s degree production has increased nearly 44% over the last 10 years."
ALT Student studying with a laptop in a library filled with colorful books on shelves behind. Text reads: "OKHigherEd"
ALT Student in glasses carefully pouring liquid in a science experiment. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? You aren’t defined by your test scores. High ACT/SAT scores aren’t your only path to a degree—public college and university admission decisions reflect several key factors."
ALT A student receives a white coat. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? Oklahoma’s public colleges and universities offer nearly 100 online programs in nursing and other healthcare professions."
