Tulsa Tech - Riverside Campus

"I signed up for an online class. When I signed up, I had to make a payment, and the transaction was complete. They then moved me to an in-person class without notice. No option for refund, and they threatened to drop me if I missed too many days due to work. The administration refused to help whatsoever because “that sort of thing just doesn’t happen”. I showed my confirmation emails to the instructor showing that I pod for an online class and they excused me. This was Fall 2022. Since then, I have met two others that have had similar issues of being moved times and campuses after they have paid. Do not trust any details posted online."

"I was a former student at this location from August of 2010 to May of 2014 (I spent two years as a high school student from August 2010 to May of 2012, and two years as an adult student from August of 2012 to May of 2014), and the place was very great. Amazing staff, great classes, you get to meet new people from other schools, and much more! This is a great place to go to if you are either a junior or senior in high school, or if you want to continue your education after graduating from high school and become an adult student. This place holds a lot of memories I will cherish forever, and I hope everyone will be happy to attend this place, especially former students who want to return and pick up new professions."

"Great campus!! Very cool place! We came here to display a camera truck for Tulsa storm water for the “Build your Future” career expo. Everyone is very kind, professional and helpful. Great job guys!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

"This Tulsa Tech location is where I took my FAA sUAS Part 107 exam (aka the drone test). The staff and test facilitators were very nice. Even when what it seems like all their printers went down they were still very patient and kind throughout the entire process. If you are looking to take your Part 107 or any other test for that matter this is a great place to do it."

"This is a beautiful campus with all sorts of opportunities in varied areas of study. There are many excellent teachers and administrative staff is usually very helpful. Our family has had experience with the engineering program that used to be held on this campus, and is now moved to another location. The equipment was superior. Watch out for the online courses, though. I'm writing this because I wish someone would have warned us. World History for high school (first time credit) was inordinantly long, the lecturer was inarticulate and often inane, and tests were difficult to score well due to a computer program's inability to understand the English language as opposed to identification of specific "key phrases. Hard to identify a "key phrase" in an hour of rambling. Stay away from this course, and be wary of others. For all online courses, there are too many times work could not be continued due to the workers not being on campus to enable subject tests that are necessary before proceeding on to the next section. Additionally, the summer hours for online courses discontinued before August and didn't resume until after Labor Day, making it exactly the opposite of what we needed in scheduling. I would never have believed it necessary to spend more time in an online course than a regular school course. The teachers helped as much as they could while they were there, but it's just not a good way to try to maximize your summer efficiency when you can't continue working on weekends, mornings, and late evenings."