Carroll College is ranked 1st in U.S. News & World Report “Best Regional Colleges of the West” list for 2015, followed by Texas Lutheran University in 2nd place.

Oklahoma Baptist University (OBU) is ranked 4th on the list of “Best Regional Colleges of the West,” moving up from 5th last year. It is also ranked in the top 10 “Great Schools, Great Prices” regional colleges and is the only Oklahoma college on “A-Plus Schools for B Students” for regional colleges.

Corban University is ranked in the top 10 for Best Regional Colleges in the West by U.S. News. For 2015, Corban ranks 7th in the West. Within that category, Corban ranks 3rd for Best Value and #3 for Best for Veterans.

Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology—​Okmulge (OSUIT), is rated 24th in the West division. It is also ranked fourth in the West’s top public regional colleges listing, 9th in the Best Colleges for Veterans ranking, as well as making the list of regional colleges with best ethnic diversity and graduates with the least amount of debt. Other Oklahoma colleges that made the West region’s top 25 include Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Southwestern Christian University and St. Gregory’s University.

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