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ALT Students walk beneath vibrant yellow autumn leaves on a university campus with OSU signs visible in the background.
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ALT A GEAR UP graphic reads “THE NEXT STEP TO PAY FOR COLLEGE” beside a green checkmark in an orange outlined box. Below, a browser-style window previews a blog titled “Financial Aid Timeline: A Fall Semester Guide for Seniors,” dated Sept. 19, 2025. The window shows a photo of students working together around a laptop and intro paragraph about starting the financial aid process early. The circular green and purple GEAR UP logo overlaps the upper-right corner of the browser window.
ALT #OKHigherEd hashtag with a spider hanging from a web in the top right corner and orange dots above a dark wavy border at the bottom.
ALT Three young adults enjoying a meal and laughing together in a bright cafeteria setting.
ALT Graduate wearing a cap and tassel. Text reads: "Degrees of Progress. eNews from the State Regents for Higher Education"
ALT Three smiling students wearing white lab coats stand outside the Dan Hays STEM Center on a sunny day.
ALT Moore Hall building surrounded by trees with vibrant red autumn leaves and a brick walkway covered in fallen leaves.
ALT A purple-and-white GEAR UP graphic reads “FIND FUNDS FOR COLLEGE WITH:” in large white text, with “FUNDS” emphasized by a hand-drawn black circle. College-funds-themed illustrations decorate the purple header, including dollar signs, a gear and a magnifying glass, with the green and purple GEAR UP logo centered at the transition to the white section. Below, the graphic highlights four college funding resources: FAFSA, Oklahoma’s Promise, scholarships and OK529.
ALT Two medical professionals in surgical masks focused on a procedure in a clinical setting. Text reads: "Why Higher Ed? Our students learn here, earn here--87% of Oklahomans who graduate from a state system college or university remain and work in the state one year after graduation."
ALT Three young men observe a waveform on a Rigol oscilloscope during a technical experiment in a lab setting.
ALT Graduates smile. Text reads: "MYTH: I can make just as much money without a college degree. REALITY: A college degree pays. The Georgetown Center for Education and the Workforce reports bachelor’s and associate degree holders earn 75% more and 25% more, respectively, than those with only a high school diploma."
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ALT Group of diverse graduates in caps and gowns joyfully walking through a covered walkway holding diplomas.