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Step-by-Step Guide to Financial Aid NEO FAFSA code is 003160… Read More

All charges are per semester hour unless noted otherwise. Student fees are subject to change as set forth by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. Fees may vary from those represented at the date of this web page update. For information about the average cost to attend school for… 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

Applications are due March 31. (Late applications may be considered.) Upon admission to the MLT Program, students must meet certain requirements in order to participate in the on-campus classroom and laboratory experiences and/or clinical practicums. Entry-level proficiencies In order to successfully progress through the Medical Laboratory Technician Program and… Read More

The Charles Banks Wilson Fine Arts Scholarship is available to students in Art, Band, Choir, and Theatre. Each program can award students up to $1,000 per year! Born in Springdale, Arkansas, in 1918, Charles Banks Wilson grew up in Miami, where his artistic abilities became evident at an early… Read More

A Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) works under the supervision of a registered Physical Therapist (PT). To enter this exciting field, a student must earn an Associate in Applied Science degree from an accredited program and pass the state licensure board examination. Only 15 applicants are accepted into the technical portion of… Read More

Applying and documents The International Student application deadline is August 1 for the Fall Semester and December 15 for the Spring Semester. All applications for admissions are submitted online. The following original signed documents (no faxes or emailed scans will be accepted) are required to process your application to become… Read More

Making College Make Sense to Your Life Regardless of your age and your experience, college is an adjustment. You can help yourself make this adjustment by figuring out how to relate your life to your education. Ask yourself this question, “How can I use my strengths, skills, and aptitude to… Read More

Students who do not plan to attend a class in which they are enrolled are responsible for dropping the class(es). Students may withdraw from either individual courses or from the college during a semester according to established procedures. Add / Drop a course Withdrawing from a course Students must complete… Read More

Career planning starts earlier than most people think. Some decided in grade school, others started narrowing their career path while in high school. Some remain undecided as they enter college, and many others – of all ages – struggle with the decision. NEO offers these tips and resources to help… Read More