Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-1921
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Institutions authorized to grant degrees
Official statutory text
Authority is hereby granted to the respective boards of control
of the
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Oklahoma College for Women
University of Tulsa
Kendall College
Phillips University
Oklahoma Baptist University
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma Catholic University
The Catholic College of Oklahoma for Young Women
Presbyterian College of Durant
The Tulsa Law School of Tulsa
Oklahoma City College of Law
upon recommendation of their respective faculties to grant the
academic and professional degrees, usually and customarily granted
to graduates of institutes of collegiate rank. Provided further,
that the Oklahoma School of Accountancy is hereby authorized to
confer the degree of bachelor of commercial science, but shall not
confer or grant any other degree.
of the
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Oklahoma College for Women
University of Tulsa
Kendall College
Phillips University
Oklahoma Baptist University
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma Catholic University
The Catholic College of Oklahoma for Young Women
Presbyterian College of Durant
The Tulsa Law School of Tulsa
Oklahoma City College of Law
upon recommendation of their respective faculties to grant the
academic and professional degrees, usually and customarily granted
to graduates of institutes of collegiate rank. Provided further,
that the Oklahoma School of Accountancy is hereby authorized to
confer the degree of bachelor of commercial science, but shall not
confer or grant any other degree.
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