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Rochester, MI 48309-4401
(248) 370-3570
Fax: (800) OAK-UNIV
Full-time: 3729 men, 6031 women Faculty: 449; IIA, av$
Part-time: 1441 men, 2247 women Ph.D.s: 92%
Graduate: 1343 men, 2548 women Student/Faculty: 22 to 1
Year: semesters, summer session Tuition: $5856 ($13,056)
Room & Board: $6080
Freshman Class: 5948 applied, 4890 accepted, 2213 enrolled
ACT: 22
Selectivity: COMPETITIVE
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Oakland University, established in 1957, is a comprehensive state-supported institution serving a primarily commuter student body. There are 6 undergraduate schools and 1 graduate school. In addition to regional accreditation, Oakland has baccalaureate program accreditation with AACSB, ABET, APTA, CSAB, NASM, NCATE, NLN, NASPAA, NAST,, NASD, ACS,, and CCNE. The 2 libraries contain 853,874 volumes, 1,178,512 microform items, and 18,886 audio/video tapes/CDs/DVDs, and subscribe to 2995 periodicals including electronic. Computerized library services include the card catalog, interlibrary loans, database searching, Internet access, and laptop Internet portals. Special learning facilities include a learning resource center, art gallery, radio station, TV station, and the Product Development and Manufacturing Center, the Historical House Museum, and the Lean-Learning Institute. The 1444-acre campus is in a suburban area 25 miles north of Detroit. Including any residence halls, there are 46 buildings.

Founded 1957
Controlled by Public
School is Coeducational
School summary Oakland University, established in 1957, is a comprehensive state-supported institution serving a primarily commuter student body.
Number of undergraduate schools and colleges 6
Which three have the largest enrollments College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, and School of Education
Number of graduate schools or divisions 1
Baccalaureate programs AACSB ABET APTA CSAB NASM NCATE NLN NASPAA NAST NASD ACS NASD ACS
Libraries on campus 2
Total volumes in library 853874
Microform items 1178512
Audio/video tapes/CDs/DVDs 18886
Total periodicals subscribed to 2995
Interlibrary loans Yes
Database searching Yes
Internet access Yes
Laptop Internet portals Yes
Learning resource center No
Art gallery on campus Yes
Natural history museum on campus No
Planetarium on campus No
Radio station on campus Yes
TV station on campus Yes
Other facilities on campus the Product Development and Manufacturing Center, the Historical House Museum, and the Lean-Learning Institute

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