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Students,

It's time to ENROLL NOW in your fall courses. Academic advisors have ample availability for both in-person and online advising sessions.

You may find your advisor and book an appointment at the Academic Advising page on the RSU website. Simply click your area of study, locate your advisor, and click on their appointment booking link to schedule. It’s that easy. If you have questions, you’ll also find their contact information on that page.

Why enroll now?

Get the classes you want and need to stay on track for graduation.
Get your classes in your preferred delivery method, whether in-person, online, or both.
Build your schedule to fit your life, getting the courses on the best days and times available.

The longer you wait, the more likely that the courses, days, and times you want will no longer be available. So don’t wait. Sign up now for an advising appointment and don’t stress about it over the summer.

News & Highlights

Getting to Know RSU’s Academic Advisors: Skylar Crisenbery

RSU’s academic advisors help guide students through their educational journey, ensuring they’re on track to earn the degree they want and working with them to overcome the challenges they might face.

Academic advisors like Skylar Crisenbery.

Originally from Coloma, Michigan, Crisenbery is new to Oklahoma but is excited about the opportunity to facilitate the Rogers State University experience for students.

“My education in sport psychology, along with my passion for supporting students in achieving their goals, led me to explore academic advising,” she said. “After recently moving to Tulsa from Michigan, I found this opportunity and knew it was the perfect fit to continue helping students navigate their academic and personal journeys.

RSU Professor Emerita Publishes Book About WWII Uncle’s Life, Death

As the self-described “family genealogist,” RSU Professor Emerita Dr. Dana Gray is well-practiced with preserving her family’s history.

Old photographs, letters and other personal heirlooms can tell the story of the past as it unfolded in a way that voices from the present can’t.

Years ago, she received a box of such heirlooms from an aunt and this time – in addition to using them to tell the story of her family’s history – she collected them into a book about her uncle who served in WWII and died as a prisoner of war.

RSU Announces Spring 2025 Honor Rolls

Rogers State University recently released its President’s and Dean’s Honor Rolls for the spring 2025 semester.

To qualify for the President’s Honor Roll, students must complete a minimum of 12 credit hours with a 4.0 grade point average. To qualify for the Dean’s Honor Roll, students must complete a minimum of 12 credit hours with a 3.5 grade point average.

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Study Finds RSU Made Nearly $200 Million Economic Impact Last Year

Rogers State University generated nearly $200 million in economic activity for the State of Oklahoma in fiscal year 2024, according to a study commissioned by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.

The study by the University of Cincinnati Economic Center said operations at RSU, along with student and alumni spending, directly and indirectly supported more than 2,100 jobs in Oklahoma with total wages of nearly $98 million. These expenditures in turn stimulate additional economic impact resulting from increased demand, income, and jobs within other industries as well as increases in household income and spending.

“Rogers State University’s impact upon northeast Oklahoma is felt in large cities and small communities and as the university grows, its impact grows,” said Dr. Don Raleigh, president of RSU. “Our commitment to provide academic programs that will educate the workforce in high demand occupations creates the opportunity to retain and recruit companies that will grow our regional economy.”

The study showed that for every dollar of state appropriations provided to RSU, $12.64 in economic output was generated.

RSU Graduate Student Competing in National Miss Collegiate America Pageant

Good luck to Rogers State University student Seyton Thomas, who is in Little Rock, Arkansas, this week to compete in the Miss Collegiate America Pageant.

Thomas, who is working on her Master of Science in Community Counseling degree at RSU, will be representing Oklahoma, competing in categories that include private interview, evening gown, fun fashion and on-stage questioning competition against 46 other contestants from across the nation.

Supporters may vote for Thomas at $1 per vote for the People’s Choice Award. She has been in the top 5 since voting opened, and should she win People’s Choice, will be guaranteed a spot in finals night.

The final competition will be this Saturday, July 5, with the winner of Miss Collegiate America taking home a 2025 Bronco Sport. Winners of the respective categories (Miss Junior High, High School and Collegiate) will each receiving a $10,000 scholarship to the school of their choice, an all expenses paid trip abroad to Italy and Greece, a real diamond crown ring, Luis Vuitton shopping spree, a MacBook Pro, free porcelain veneers and dental services, a travel allowance, photoshoots, wardrobe, and much more.

Writing Center Summer Hours

The Writing Center will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday, throughout the summer. The Writing Center is located in Baird Hall room 206. Learn more or schedule an appointment at the Writing Center.