A Path Worth Following
91成人 brings together students from all walks of life. Whether you’re starting college early, preparing for a career, or planning to transfer, you’ll find your direction here.
Every step forward at NOC is Life Changing.
At NOC, Education Is Personal
You鈥檙e more than a face in a lecture hall at 91成人. Our intimate learning environment ensures your voice matters, and you鈥檒l become part of a close-knit community where faculty and fellow students know your name.
We invite you to explore your future with Northern.
Where You Go to College Matters
Students choose NOC because it鈥檚 close to home, grants them academic freedom, makes future dreams realities, fosters student-professor connections, keeps their love of the game alive, and makes their tuition dollars go farther than they thought possible.
Everyone’s Welcome at NOC
Apply for free at 91成人, where our open-door admissions policy makes higher education accessible to everyone.
Locations
Unique Degree Programs
Certificate Programs
Higher Education for All Students
First Year Associate Degree Programs
Many NOC students apply knowing which associate degree program they need to achieve their educational and professional goals.
Concurrent College Credit Programs
Current high school students can enroll in college-level coursework at any of our three locations, online or on Zoom, to gain credits and valuable experience.
NOC/OSU Gateway Program
This program prepares freshman and transfer students for full admission to Oklahoma State University.
Transfer Students
Students who have taken one or more courses at another college or university can apply to attend NOC with the submission of transcripts and proof of a C grade average.
Adult Learners
Students with professional and life experience who have a desire to expand their knowledge and skillset through coursework can find educational opportunities at NOC.
How to Become an NOC Student
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Fill out our simple online application.
It takes just a few minutes and costs nothing to apply. Within the application, select which campus you want to apply to, depending on your preferred location and degree programs.
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Submit your documents.
First-time college students should request your high school transcripts be sent to us and submit ACT/SAT scores. If you鈥檙e transferring, submit your college/university transcripts for our review.
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Register for an Enroll and Explore Event.
Come to your future campus to enroll in coursework.
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Apply for financial aid.
Complete FAFSA and use our Start to Finish guide to understand your options for paying for college.
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Apply for scholarships.
NOC scholarships further offset the cost of tuition and fees for our students.
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Meet with an advisor.
Discuss your educational goals and create a personalized pathway that best supports your progress. Kick-start the process by completing our Ask an Advisor form.
Students Across 3 Campuses and Online
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First-Year, Full-Time Students Receiving Financial Aid
Students Who Complete Their Degree With Zero Debt
Meet the People of NOC
We鈥檙e parents. We work full-time. We study full-time. We鈥檙e first-generation students. We鈥檙e dreamers. We鈥檙e achievers. We鈥檙e in our teens, 20s, 30s, and beyond. We鈥檙e the People of NOC.
鈥淚 realized that God ordered our steps today. We weren鈥檛 really running behind; we were right on time!鈥
鈥淚 will never forget my teammates from the two years I was there because they taught me what being on a team really meant.鈥
鈥淪he made me feel not so very alone anymore, and when I was 16 she adopted me. My life forever changed!鈥
鈥淎ll of my accomplishments wouldn鈥檛 have been possible without the education I received at 91成人.鈥
鈥淎ll of my accomplishments wouldn鈥檛 have been possible without the education I received at 91成人.鈥
鈥淭hese days I try to encourage everyone to not give up on their dreams. If I can do it, anyone can do it!鈥
鈥淚 never imagined when I was a student here at NOC that I would have a career here.鈥
鈥淪ometimes in life we don鈥檛 have all the answers, and our generation definitely shouldn鈥檛 think we have to know it all at 20, we just have to keep moving forward.鈥
鈥淲e spent two months in a refugee camp in Macedonia and then it took us another two months to get to the United States.鈥
鈥淚 knew this would be the end of my professional basketball days, but my heart wanted me to work with kids from this impoverished country; to help give them the same opportunities that have blessed me.鈥
鈥淚 struggled to find my place in this world and began asking myself the big questions, 鈥淲ho am I?鈥 鈥淲hat do I want to be?鈥
鈥淢y calling here on earth is to serve others. What greater service than to serve my country and protect those who cannot protect themselves.鈥
鈥淚 studied till 3 in the morning every night and got up at 6 am to be ready for my classes the next day. It was very difficult, but not impossible!鈥
High-Quality, Affordable Education Since 1901
Faculty Who Invests in You
Dr. Frankie Wood-Black
Division Chair for Engineering, Physical Science, and Process Technology
NOC empowers Engineering, Physical Science, and PTEC students with vital workplace skills alongside technical knowledge. Through partnerships, research, and competitions, students collaborate with industry professionals and top research institutions. Our students engage in NASA opportunities, high-power rocketry, and national troubleshooting competitions, ensuring they’re career-ready.
Troy Cochran
Criminal Justice Instructor
91成人鈥檚 Criminal Justice program provides students with a dynamic and engaging educational experience that prepares them for success in the field. Through interactive lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and visits from expert practitioners, students gain practical knowledge and real-world insights. Graduates of NOC鈥檚 associate degree programs are exceptionally well-prepared to transfer to four-year institutions or enter the workforce.
Dr. Mary Ann McCoy
Biology and Environmental Science Instructor
Biological Sciences foster an understanding of living things and their role in the environment, and the role humans play in the environment. Students learn critical thinking during classroom instructions and laboratory experiments through experimentation and the use of the scientific method. Although challenging, the Biological Sciences at NOC gives students the tools needed to advance and succeed at the next level, whether at a 4-year institution or the workforce
Bart Cardwell
Sheep Center Manager
The 91成人 (NOC) Sheep Center serves as a key component of the college鈥檚 hands-on agricultural education program. Located on the Tonkawa campus, the Sheep Center provides students with the opportunity to gain real-world experience in animal science and livestock management. These hands-on experiences are integrated into the curriculum, helping students build essential skills for careers in animal agriculture, veterinary science, and related fields.
Start Dreaming of After NOC
NOC graduates become community leaders, healthcare professionals, educators, innovators, and industry experts, proving that your time here is the start of a remarkable life and career.
Kelsey Wagner
NOC 2006
鈥淚 loved my experience at NOC. I was part of the President鈥檚 Leadership Council and wrote for The Maverick. My education in the Mass Communications and Literature departments along with the leadership skills learned at NOC have all been such a big part of my success, both in business and in my role as a leader in my community.鈥
Dr. Andrew Coufal
NOC 2014
鈥91成人 Tonkawa has played a pivotal role in shaping both my academic and personal development, serving as a foundation upon which I鈥檝e built my future. The rigorous academic programs and supportive faculty created an environment that not only challenged me intellectually, but also encouraged me to expand the boundaries of my capabilities. NOC Tonkawa provided the necessary stepping stones to obtain my doctorate of optometry, and for that, I will be forever grateful.鈥
Grant Biggers
NOC Enid 2024
鈥91成人 opened opportunities for me that literally left this atmosphere. As an aspiring Aerospace Engineering student, NOC provided a foundation that I actively benefit from every day.鈥
Lauren Johnson
NOC Stillwater 2008–2010
鈥淢y time at NOC was pivotal in shaping my college experience and subsequent career trajectory. It provided a seamless transition between high school and university, offering a smaller, more supportive environment within the larger OSU campus. This personalized attention facilitated my academic growth and ultimately led to receiving an academic scholarship to OSU. The professors and curriculum at NOC instilled in me the confidence to tackle university-level classes, emphasizing the importance of building connections and attention to detail. Moreover, my experiences traveling abroad with NOC broadened my horizons and taught me valuable collaboration skills. Without NOC, I may not have had the courage to pursue my entrepreneurial endeavors, which have since led to the ownership of two successful companies and a fulfilling career that allows for global travel. I am grateful to NOC for inspiring me to dream big and empowering me to turn those dreams into reality.鈥
Mia-Claire Jones
NOC Enid 2023
鈥淚 came to NOC Enid on a cheerleading scholarship. I had been cheering since I was five, so it was an honor to wear the Jets logo across my chest.
I also had the honor of being crowned 鈥楳iss NOC Enid 2022鈥 which completely changed my life. I am so thankful for being introduced to the Miss Oklahoma organization through my time at NOC.
My time at NOC Enid completely changed my life, on the educational side, I was able to graduate summa cum laude and obtain a degree in Biological Science Pre-Medicine. I am currently in my senior year at Oklahoma State University majoring in Applied Exercise Science. I plan to apply to medical school this next cycle and hopefully be a part of the class of 2030. I desire to specialize in sports medicine and would ultimately love to work for a professional sports team.
My time at NOC seems like it was yesterday but I will always be grateful for the times I had. I have come so far, and it all started with a tour of NOC!鈥
Ben 鈥淏enji鈥 Evans
NOC 2001
鈥淣OC played a pivotal role in shaping my future. The professors, with their dedication, always went the extra mile to help guide my learning. The small class sizes at NOC were essential to creating a personalized and effective learning environment. The friendships I forged there have endured, with many still strong 25 years later. As Student Body President, I had the privilege of meeting incredible individuals. My time at NOC was more than just an education; it was a foundation for the person I am today.鈥
Megan Pickering and Pablo Jaramillo-Perez
Megan – NOC Stillwater 2019 鈥 2022
Pablo – NOC Stillwater 2021 鈥 2022
鈥淢egan and Pablo both significantly benefited professionally and personally from their time at 91成人. Megan was able to earn a scholarship as an NOC/OSU Gateway Ambassador. This allowed her to get an Associate鈥檚 Degree in Social Sciences from NOC. She will graduate Summa Cum Laude in May 2024 with her Bachelor鈥檚 Degree in Biology from the College of Arts and Sciences at Oklahoma State University. She plans to attend medical school after earning her bachelor鈥檚 degree. Pablo spent his first year of school at NOC. NOC was able to prepare him for life at Oklahoma State University, where he is presently earning a 4.0 GPA in a highly- competitive paramedic program. Megan and Pablo met each other through Professor Jeff Campbell鈥檚 Late American History class in Fall of 2021 and married in December of 2023.鈥
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NOC News and Updates
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