High School Students

Students may be eligible for a variety of grants and scholarships including Pell Grants, Oklahoma's Promise and Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grants. 

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Federal student loans and VA funding are not available at Meridian.

To learn more about cost of attendance budgets and required supplies, see the links below.

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Tuition, Books and Supplies

Homeschool, private school and virtual school students who live in the Meridian district can attend Tech too! The admissions process for virtual and homeschool students is easy:

• Complete an application and any additional required documents for your chosen program.
• Get your parent or legal guardian’s signature if you’re under 18
• Mail or deliver your application with all supporting documentation (transcript, assessments (PreACT, etc), proof of resident (water or electric bill with physical location of address), proof of age, immunization record, letters of recommendation) to:
  Meridian Technology Center
  1312 South Sangre Road
  Stillwater, OK  74074
• Enrollment interview will be held in February 25. To reserve a time please contact Kristi at kristia@meridiantech.edu.

The early application deadline is February 2. Submissions are accepted through August for fall enrollment if space is available.

Apply early for the best chance at getting placed in your preferred program. Programs fill up quickly! For the spring semester, applications will be accepted through the start date.

If you have any questions or would like more information, call 405.377.3333.

What to Expect at Tech

For high school concurrent enrollment, students from the Agra, Carney, Glencoe, Guthrie, Morrison, Mulhall-Orlando, Pawnee, Perkins-Tryon, Perry and Stillwater school districts can attend either a morning or afternoon session during their junior and senior years. Classes held during the morning session are from 7:50 – 10:40 and the afternoon classes are from 12:45 – 3:35. Sophomores can enroll in afternoon programs when space is available. The Meridian STEM Academy programs (Biomedical Sciences and Pre-Engineering) are open to sophomores, juniors and seniors.

Depending on your high school, students may earn 3 or 4 credits per year. Some of these credits count as electives, some count as academic credits. Your high school counselor can tell you more.

Meridian is a low-cost pathway to college or a career. Whatever your next steps are, your journey can begin here!

• 20+ programs to choose from
• Small classes with hands-on learning
• Use the skills you learn to go directly to work or to get a better job while in college.
• Real-world learning projects in every program
• Free classes for district high school students
• Earn college credit.
• Free transportation for district high school students
• Meet friends from 10 area schools.
• Many self-paced programs
• Leadership opportunities