Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities at Randall University

Randall University's Liberal Arts program comes with an important caveat: the data reflects fewer than 30 graduates, making it harder to draw definitive conclusions. That said, the available evidence suggests decent value for Oklahoma students. With first-year earnings of $38,244, graduates land in the 60th percentile statewide—above both the state and national median for this degree. The debt load of $30,786 is notably higher than Oklahoma's typical $26,594, but the 0.80 debt-to-earnings ratio remains manageable, especially since graduates start earning above their in-state peers.

What's particularly striking is the debt ranking: 19th percentile nationally means only 19% of similar programs leave graduates with less debt. For a school serving a significant number of Pell-eligible students (39%), keeping debt below the national median while producing above-average earnings is worth noting. However, this doesn't approach the earnings at Oklahoma's flagship institutions—OU Norman graduates start at $45,726, nearly $7,500 more.

The small sample size means one exceptional or struggling graduate could swing these numbers significantly. For families considering Randall, the fundamentals look reasonable—graduates earn more than most Oklahoma peers and carry debt they can realistically service—but verify current outcomes with the school directly before committing, particularly since the limited data makes year-to-year stability uncertain.