Founded in 1882 as the Presbyterian School for Indian Girls, the institution changed name several times and became the University of Tulsa in 1920.
Today, the University offers high quality campus bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees in a variety of academic fields.

Academic divisions of the University of Tulsa comprise:
• Henry Kendall College of Arts & Sciences
• Collins College of Business (formerly College of Business Administration)
• College of Engineering and Natural Sciences
• College of Law
• Graduate School
• Division of Continuing Education

The school offers various credit courses online to meet the need of adult learners and provide flexible education opportunities for students with busy work or academic schedules.

Moreover, there is an entire degree offered completely online, which is the Online Master of Taxation program. The program has flexible format which gives students an opportunity to complete the curriculum in two years of part-time online study and is designed either for current tax practitioners or those who only seek to pursue the career in this field. The Online Master of Taxation program at the University of Tulsa is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International).

Financial Aid
Students enrolled in the Online program can benefit from company tuition reimbursement if their employment foresees such options. Moreover, there are various private and federal student loans available for eligible students.