奧克拉荷馬市大學 Oklahoma City University交換與研修資訊

姊妹校協議／歷史計畫參考

資料狀態

合作協議參考，非本期名額

狀態說明

姊妹校協議目錄不證明本梯可申請；

以校級或院系所甄選公告及名額表另外判定。

最新日語第二梯已截止；

此校沒有核實的本梯開放名額。

母校受理時窗

待確認

資料查核時間

2026/10/11 16:29（臺灣時間）

名額與適用年度

來源適用學年度

來源未明確標示，待確認

來源申請梯次

來源未明確標示，待確認

當期名額確認狀態

參考名額

來源列載名額（請連同狀態閱讀）

未列載／待確認

母校合作校／名額資料來源 · 合作校官方網站

歷史／參考資料（非本期已確認條件）

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Students are required to comply with health and safety rules, policies, and guidance adopted by Oklahoma City University or relevant governmental authorities in response to public health crises, including COVID-19. Students are required to comply with requests from Oklahoma City University’s Office of Housing and Residence Life to adopt COVID-19 control measures, including, but not limited to, required wearing of face masks or observance of social distancing protocols. Oklahoma City University reserves the right to take de-densifying and other disease management measures it deems appropriate, including, but not limited to, relocating some or all residential students to alternative housing. Oklahoma City University reserves the right to implement and modify student residence cleaning protocols, including by temporarily reassigning students to other residences or temporarily restricting access to their residences, to address COVID-19 or other public health emergency. Students are required to comply with health and safety rules, policies, and guidance adopted by Oklahoma City University or relevant governmental authorities in response to public health crises, including COVID-19. Students are required to comply with requests from Oklahoma City University’s Office of Housing and Residence Life to adopt COVID-19 control measures, including, but not limited to, required wearing of face masks or observance of social distancing protocols. Oklahoma City University reserves the right to take de-densifying and other disease management measures it deems appropriate, including, but not limited to, relocating some or all residential students to alternative housing. Oklahoma City University reserves the right to implement and modify student residence cleaning protocols, including by temporarily reassigning students to other residences or temporarily restricting access to their residences, to address COVID-19 or other public health emergency. Students are required to comply with health and safety rules, policies, and guidance adopted by Oklahoma City University or relevant governmental authorities in response to public health crises, including COVID-19. Students are required to comply with requests from Oklahoma City University’s Office of Housing and Residence Life to adopt COVID-19 control measures, including, but not limited to, required wearing of face masks or observance of social distancing protocols. Oklahoma City University reserves the right to take de-densifying and other disease management measures it deems appropriate, including, but not limited to, relocating some or all residential students to alternative housing. Oklahoma City University reserves the right to implement and modify student residence cleaning protocols, including by temporarily reassigning students to other residences or temporarily restricting access to their residences, to address COVID-19 or other public health emergency.

transport

Oklahoma City University recognizes its responsibilities as an educational institution to promote a productive student environment. This responsibility demands the implementation of programs and services that facilitate that effort. Federal law requires the establishment of anti-drug and alcohol programs that prohibit the use of illegal drugs and alcohol in or on University-owned or operated facilities. In order to meet these responsibilities and federal requirements, the University has established this Student Drug and Alcohol Abuse Policy, which is included in the OCU Student Handbook. I understand that Oklahoma City University has a Student Drug and Alcohol Abuse Policy. I further understand that the Vice President for Student Affairs is authorized to require those students whom he has reasonable grounds to believe are improperly using or possessing controlled substances in violation of the University's drug abuse policy to participate in the drug screening program. A student, who is convicted of a state or federal offense involving the possession or sale of an illegal drug that occurred while the student is enrolled in school and receiving Title IV aid, is not eligible for Title IV funds.

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