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Oklahoma State Regents Adopt New Performance-Based Funding Formula

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The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education adopted a new performance-based funding formula for Oklahoma State University on October 22, 2026. This change was formalized by an executive order signed by Governor Kevin Stitt. The formula creates three separate funding pools that institutions compete for.

From publicradiotulsa.org

Why it matters

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The new formula ties a quarter of the evaluation to enrollment metrics, including adult learners and Pell-eligible students. This structure shifts state resource allocation to be based on institutional performance and outcomes.

From publicradiotulsa.org

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Oklahoma State University might see changes in its revenue and funding access based on its performance metrics.

  • Oklahoma State System of Higher EducationSpeculative

    The entire Oklahoma State System of Higher Education could see shifts in its financial structure and funding access.

  • The University of Central Oklahoma might face changes in the competitive landscape for state funding.

  • The University of Oklahoma might face changes in the competitive landscape for state funding.

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