METRO-Transit operates both a fixed route and a “METRO-Lift” system. Applications for the METRO-Lift service can be obtained by calling 325-5438 (Voice/TDD) or by stopping by Robertson Hall, third floor, 731 Elm Ave. Students needing Oklahoma Disability Parking permits may contact:
Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
Drivers License and Service Division
Box 11415
Oklahoma City, OK 73136-0415
(405) 425-2290
An OU parking permit and key card access to restricted parking can be obtained from the OU Parking and Transit Office. The permit allows students with disabilities who possess an Oklahoma Disability Parking Permit to park in any disability parking space.
University of Oklahoma
Parking and Transit Office
Robertson Hall, RM. 311
(405) 325-3311
In addition, students with a Disability Parking Permit will be able to park in any metered space without paying the meter. In order to utilize these services, both the Disability Parking Permit from the State of Oklahoma and a valid OU parking permit must be clearly displayed!
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Note: These documents are presented in a  Portable Document Format file. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view them.
McAlester Scottish Rite Foundation Scholarship
 McAlester Scottish Rite Scholarship Spring 2008
This educational fund was established in 1983, as a result of a special bequest, to provide educational assistance for blind and legally blind Oklahoma residents. The University of Oklahoma receives a fixed amount of scholarship money, which is then divided among those students who submit an application, meet eligibility requirements and are enrolled at least half time. Applications for fall and spring assistance can be obtained from the Disability Resource Center office.
Will Rogers Memorial Scholarship
Eligibility criteria includes individuals with a physical disability and non-disabled individuals who desire to prepare themselves for service in the education of individuals with disabilities. Students who are enrolled or expected to enroll in the University, who are residents of Oklahoma and in need of aid may make application to the Financial Aid Office, Robertson Hall, 731 Elm Ave, (405) 325-4521 (Voice) or (405) 325-6516 (TDD).
The Honorable Robert J. Dole Scholarship for Students with Disabilities
Download the Application HERE
Former U.S. Sen. Robert J. Dole established a scholarship endowment in 1998, earnings of which are to benefit University of Oklahoma students who are certified as having a disability by the Disability Resource Center. The Selection Committee awards the scholarship on the basis of leadership service to the nation, state, community or University. Preference also is given to students with certified disabilities who demonstrate academic excellence as well as financial need. Applications are available at the Disability Resource Center and the Financial Aid Office. Contact DRC or the Financial Aid Office for application deadlines.
For more scholarship opportunities, please visit:
http://www.ok-ahead.org/scholar.html
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Association for Disabled Students |
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Also known as ADS, this student organization provides a forum for support, regular meetings, and social and recreational activities. ADS sponsors Disability Awareness Week and other educational programs.
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Academic Support Services |
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The HUB maintains online test files at http://hub.ou.edu/. You can view, print, or save copies of the test files from this site. You may search for test files by the department or by a specific course. You will need to download and install the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to be able to view these documents. Most of the tests online are submitted by students and should just be considered as a study aid to assist in review. They should not be used as an actual knowledge base nor should you assume that the answers selected are the "correct" answers.
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Bizzell Library, Neustadt Wing, Lower Level 227
9a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
9a.m. - 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday
10a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday - Friday (summer hours)
(405) 325-2936
The Writing Center provides students with help on any writing project - from the first-year essay to the doctoral dissertation. The Center offers free, 45-minute appointments with experienced writing consultants who come from a variety of disciplines. Informative handouts on writing essays and research papers, documentation, plagiarism, and mechanics also are available. Call for an appointment.
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Assessment and Learning Center |
Carnegie Building , Room 200
(405) 325-4336
Entry Level Assessment. The Assessment and Learning Center provides entry-level assessment in the areas of mathematics, reading and English in accordance with the policies of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.
Learning Center. A learning center is available where students can utilize computer-based and video tutorials in study skills, mathematics, reading and English. Additionally, the Assessment and Learning Center has several computer programs for assisting with career exploration and decision-making.
Seminar Series. Free, non-credit seminars on a variety of topics related to academic and personal success are available for students.
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OU Counseling Psychology Clinic |
2709 Lawrence Ave , Building 6
(405) 325-2914
The purpose of the OU Counseling Psychology Clinic is to provide services to individuals, couples, families and children involving various problems of living. Counseling services are on a sliding fee scale. In addition to therapy, counselors provide psychological assessment services for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.
The Assessment Clinic provides evaluations of academic difficulties, attention deficit disorders, learning problems, intellectual functioning, mental retardation, emotional functioning, and psychological disorders. Individuals are billed a fee for an assessment battery.
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620 Elm Avenue
(405) 325-4611 Voice/TDD
Health Care Services- (405) 325-4441 Appointments
Goddard Health Center is a convenient alternative to familiar family care. The Center offers a broad range of professional services, including staff physicians, lab testing, pharmacy, physical therapy, X-rays, and the Women’s Center. Prompt, convenient health care on campus facilitates resumption of regular activities as soon as possible following episodes of illness or injury so that disruption of study is minimized. Students who have been charged the student health fees are eligible to be seen at the Center and receive services at reduced rates.
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Counseling Services- 405-325-2700
Counseling and Testing Services offers personal counseling to assist students in adjusting to the changes sometimes associated with transitioning to a new location with different social and cultural experiences and academic challenges. Students may also receive counseling, if needed, for a wide variety of conditions that may interfere with their ability to reach their true potential. Additionally, students are encouraged to take advantage of Counseling and Testing Services’ career counseling to aid in determining college major and career choices. For more information, contact Counseling and Testing Services, second floor, Goddard Health Center.
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The Housing Learning Center (HLC) |
Adams Center
Muldrow Tower, First Floor
3 p.m. – 8 p.m. Sunday – Thursday
325-2452
Free tutoring for select chemistry, economics, math, physics, Spanish and French classes is available at the Housing Learning Center.
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Physical Sciences Center , Room 517
8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday - Friday
(405) 325-6261
Project Threshold is an academic support program that provides services to students from educationally disadvantaged backgrounds. As a Student Support Services participant, students must be United States citizens enrolled at the University of Oklahoma, need academic support, and meet one of the following criteria: first generation college student (neither parent has a 4-year degree); low income (determined by federal guidelines); documented as having a disability. Services include personal, academic, and career counseling as well as academic tutoring, registration assistance, financial aid/scholarship information, referral to campus and community resources, and a use of computer lab. In addition, small sections of freshman-level courses are offered to Threshold students to help ease the adjustments to larger college classes.
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