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State aid is available to many Oklahoma residents. There are two primary sources of state aid, Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant (OTAG) and Oklahoma’s Promise (OHLAP). Follow the links below for more information. NEO FAFSA Code: 003160… Read More

Federal Work Study provides part-time jobs for students with financial need. You must fill out a FAFSA so NEO can determine if you are eligible for Federal Work Study. Eligibility is determined by subtracting your SAI and the amount of all your other aid from your cost of attendance. Read More

Loans are a type of financial aid that must be repaid, with interest. More than 60% of students borrow money to pay for school. Each type of loan has its own eligibility requirements. You must file a FAFSA in order to receive a federal loan. All federal loans must be… Read More

You can now securely upload scanned verification documents to NEO through the Self Service portal at my.neo.edu. Click here for a brief demonstration video. 2024-2025 Forms General Forms NEO FAFSA Code: 003160… Read More

Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College takes acts of sexual harassment, which includes sexual violence, extremely seriously and believes that one victim is too many. The following information, consistent with U.S. Department of Education Title IX guidance, provides details on the college response, resources, and remedies to sexual violence. The College hopes… Read More

When you aren’t studying, NEO offers facilities for students and employees to enjoy. Exercise, unwind and mingle Student Activity Center (SAC) The Student Activity Center is the heart of the student wellness program at NEO. Featuring a full basketball court, a walking track, a cardio room, the Wellness Center and… Read More

Students need a place to unwind, exercise and to learn about making health and wellness a lifelong habit. The Wellness Center at Northeastern A&M College offers programs and services for complete health and wellness of the mind and body for our students, employees and the community. The Wellness Center also… Read More

Composition classes expose students to writing standards and expectations they will face throughout college and into their working life. Beyond learning the structures of writing, students learn necessary communication skills such as making pointed arguments and evaluating and using various types of research. Employers are looking for workers who can… Read More

This program provides a foundation for students wanting to pursue a bachelor’s or master’s degree in criminal justice and for those students wanting to seek direct employment in criminal justice. Criminal Justice Associate in ArtsExample Plan of Study (PDF) Careers in Criminal Justice… Read More

Art and Design students receive a sound foundation in drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture and design, all taught in small studio classes that allow creative interaction with the instructor and among the students. Many techniques are explored to build analytic and artistic skills and to develop portfolios for art majors who… Read More