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Types of Aid Applying for Aid The most important step in applying for financial aid is to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You cannot receive financial aid until NEO receives and reviews your application. April 1 is the priority deadline for students planning… Read More

History of Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College Northeastern Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College (NEO) had its beginning on March 17, 1919, when Governor Robertson signed Senate Bill number 225 creating the Miami School of Mines. A special Board of Regents, authorized under House Bill number 552, organized the school so that… Read More

Registered nurses are in high demand nationwide. Associate degree registered nurses account for 60% of Oklahoma’s nursing workforce, double the national average. NEO has contributed to the nursing workforce since 1975! The Associate in Applied Science degree program at NEO is designed to prepare graduates for licensure… Read More

Consumer Information – Student-Right-to-Know The Student Consumer Regulations of the U.S. Department of Education require colleges and universities to provide students access to certain information to which they are entitled as consumers. This webpage provides a single access point to all reports and disclosures mandated by The Higher Education Act… Read More

Technology help for NEO students, faculty, and staff. On-Demand Answers to the Most Common Technology Questions Still need help? Two Convenient Ways to Get Technology Help Online Help Desk On-Campus Helpdesk Visit the on-campus help desk on the second floor of the Library Administration building. Helpful Technology Resources Contact… Read More

NEO’s Veterans Office is located in the Office of Financial Aid, Room 211 in the Library/Administration Building. For more information about Veterans Education Benefits visit: va.gov/education. NEO FAFSA code is 003160… 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

NEO students come from across the state, the country and the world. They earn NEO credits and then transfer to other institutions. Many start at NEO, transfer to another college or university to complete a higher degree. Oftentimes they return to NEO with enough credits to complete an associate degree… Read More