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Most Selective Private Schools in Oklahoma

The average private school acceptance rate in Oklahoma is 86% per year (2026-27).

The most selective school in Oklahoma is Casady School, with an acceptance rate of 43%.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# OK Schools Ranked: 39
Top 20 Range (Acceptance Rate): 43%–95%
OK School Avg.: 89%
National School Avg.: 84%

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# OK Schools Ranked: 39
Top 20 Range (Acceptance Rate): 43%–95%
OK School Avg.: 89%
National School Avg.: 84%

Oklahoma Average Acceptance Rate (Trends)

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Year	Oklahoma (OK) avg
2025	85%
2024	88%
2023	89%
2022	90%
2021	90%
2020	91%
2019	91%
2018	91%
2017	91%
2016	91%
2015	92%

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Acceptance Rate Range: 43% 99% Avg. Acceptance Rate: 88%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Oklahoma average private schools acceptance rate?

The Oklahoma average private schools acceptance rate is 86% for 2026-27.

What are the most selective private schools in Oklahoma?

The top ranked private schools in Oklahoma include Casady School, Fort Gibson Christian Academy and University School.

What is the most selective high school and elementary school in Oklahoma?

The most selective private high school in Oklahoma is Casady School, with an acceptance rate of 43%. The most selective private elementary school is Casady School, with an acceptance rate of 43%.

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