In general, the college in your state at the jr. college level is the cheapest.

Next highest would be your state college or university.

If you go out of state, they tack on a considerable fee, but you would need to check first on the fees before ruling them out. Fees vary so much it’s impossible to give you an exact answer.

If you live in Oklahma, the tuition is very reasonable. The Liberal studies program used to be a bargain, out of state or no, it might be worth checking into. One idea would be to go to your local community college campus and check out the fees for different colleges. They have books for that or your local librarian can provide you with one.

Remember too, some churches affiliate with colleges but stay out of the business of telling students what to do.

fundamentalist, the Southern Baptist, and other churches similar to those mentioned are going to expect prayer, chapel, church on sunday and possibly other days as well. They also stricly control the dorms, who can live there, who can visit, what you can say, etc; etc; Im not suggesting this is good or bad. Brigham young University, however, has no coffee or colas, and never beer either, on their campus. I just think college is an opportunity for youngsters to grow into reponsible adults, with minimal supervision, for a change. It should occur without taking away all the fun that is a rite of passage, almost worldwide. I hope this helps.

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