2025 State Reports (AY 2023-24) · the current published cycleRetrieved Sep 30, 2026

Oklahoma traditional EPPs and Alternative Placement Program providers report Title II outcomes as distinct providers when both exist. OSAT/CEOE are state assessments; Title II publishes federal rates only.

Data vintage

Current cycle: 2025 State Reports (AY 2023-24). Official portal: Title II Higher Education Act reports.

How to read this table

Title II counts an institution offering both traditional and alternative routes as two providers. This site keeps that split and does not merge routes.

Pass rates based on fewer than 10 test takers, or rates the source suppressed, appear as “Not reported.” We never invent a rate from completers and enrollment.

Tables show published Title II figures for the current reporting cycle. Missing or unpublished rates appear as Not reported.

Provider outcomes in Oklahoma

Pass rates appear only as published. Rates based on fewer than 10 test takers are shown as Not reported.

  • University of Oklahomatraditional
    Enrollment
    697
    Completers
    112
    Pass rate
    92% (106 test takers)
  • Oklahoma State Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    501
    Completers
    196
    Pass rate
    96% (196 test takers)
  • University of Central Oklahomatraditional
    Enrollment
    798
    Completers
    169
    Pass rate
    79% (159 test takers)
  • East Central Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    157
    Completers
    54
    Pass rate
    69% (54 test takers)
  • Northwestern Oklahoma State Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    172
    Completers
    36
    Pass rate
    76% (34 test takers)
  • Northeastern State Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    433
    Completers
    139
    Pass rate
    70% (139 test takers)
  • Southeastern Oklahoma State Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    84
    Completers
    34
    Pass rate
    80% (35 test takers)
  • Southwestern Oklahoma State Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    597
    Completers
    88
    Pass rate
    62% (84 test takers)
  • Oklahoma Panhandle State Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    39
    Completers
    12
    Pass rate
    73% (11 test takers)
  • Univ. of Science and Arts of Oklahomatraditional
    Enrollment
    98
    Completers
    29
    Pass rate
    96% (28 test takers)
  • Langston Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    21
    Completers
    13
    Pass rate
    Not reported.
  • Mid-America Christian Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    131
    Completers
    11
    Pass rate
    64% (11 test takers)
  • Southern Nazarene Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    95
    Completers
    21
    Pass rate
    74% (19 test takers)
  • Oklahoma Baptist Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    136
    Completers
    32
    Pass rate
    96% (27 test takers)
  • Oklahoma City Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    77
    Completers
    17
    Pass rate
    Not reported.
  • University of Tulsatraditional
    Enrollment
    76
    Completers
    27
    Pass rate
    96% (24 test takers)
  • Oklahoma Christian Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    43
    Completers
    16
    Pass rate
    93% (14 test takers)
  • Cameron Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    140
    Completers
    43
    Pass rate
    84% (43 test takers)
  • Oral Roberts Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    149
    Completers
    36
    Pass rate
    88% (42 test takers)
  • Oklahoma Wesleyan Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    58
    Completers
    9
    Pass rate
    Not reported.
  • Randall Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    20
    Completers
    3
    Pass rate
    Not reported.
  • Southwestern Christian Universitytraditional
    Enrollment
    9
    Completers
    9
    Pass rate
    Not reported.

Oklahoma Title II teacher preparation outcomes, U.S. Department of Education — Title II Higher Education Act (2025 State Reports) (AY 2023-24).

Four-year institutions in Oklahoma

33 active degree-granting four-year institutions from IPEDS: 19 public, 13 private nonprofit, 1 private for-profit. Institution detail pages remain noindex. Average net price, when shown, is the College Scorecard figure for that UNITID — suppressed values read Not reported.

Public
19
Private nonprofit
13
Private for-profit
1

Showing 24 of 33 alphabetically. Browse the full set via institution pages linked from Title II providers as outcomes publish.

Source: NCES IPEDS — Institutional Characteristics Directory Information (HD2024) (IPEDS HD2024). Retrieved 2026-08-11.

Citable dataset

Teacher Preparation Program Outcomes by State, 2025 cycle

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Frequently asked questions

What is Title II teacher preparation data?

Title II of the Higher Education Act requires annual reporting on teacher preparation enrollment, completers, and licensure exam pass rates. States submit consolidated reports to the U.S. Department of Education.

Why are some pass rates shown as Not reported?

Small samples (fewer than 10 test takers) and rates the source did not publish are shown as Not reported so unstable or unpublished figures never appear as numbers.

Which Title II cycle does this page use?

This page uses 2025 State Reports (AY 2023-24). Confirm the latest cycle on title2.ed.gov before citing.

How many Title II providers are listed for Oklahoma?

This cycle lists 22 provider-route rows for Oklahoma: 22 traditional and 0 alternative. Title II counts an institution that offers both routes as two providers. These counts are not a ranking.

What enrollment and completer totals are published for Oklahoma?

For Oklahoma, published enrollment across 22 rows is 4,531; published completers across 22 rows are 1,106. These are sums of published cells, not a pass rate.

How should I read Oklahoma Title II rows?

Oklahoma traditional EPPs and Alternative Placement Program providers report Title II outcomes as distinct providers when both exist. OSAT/CEOE are state assessments; Title II publishes federal rates only.