Admissions

Do not follow this process if you are trying to enroll in a short-term class (600 class hours or less).

Instead, click here and select the class or category.

Acceptance

Completion of the application by itself does not constitute admission or placement on a waiting list for a career program to Moore Norman Technology Center.

• If an applicant meets career program criteria requirements and space is available, the applicant is notified by letter and email that they have been accepted and enrolled.
• If an applicant meets career program criteria requirements but space is not available, the applicant is notified by letter and email that they have been placed on a waiting list and will be contacted by phone when an opening occurs.
• If an applicant does not meet career program criteria requirements, a Technology Center Representative will follow up with applicant to provide options.

Tuition

High school applicants  living in-district do not pay a tuition. However, high school applicants are responsible for paying for any additional fees, tools and supplies which may be necessary for their class. Graduating seniors may qualify for the MNTC tuition assistance, which would enable them to attend MNTC on a partial tuition assistance as an adult.  For more information about the MNTC tuition assistance, click here. For questions and assistance on enrolling, you may contact Moore Norman Technology Center at (405) 801-5000.

Exceptions

Exceptions for the above steps include Basic Peace Officer Certification, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Practical Nursing, Surgical Technology, and adult only programs. Please review those individual Career Programs or call (405) 801-5000 for more information.

Acceptance

Completion of the application does not constitute admission to Moore Norman Technology Center or placement on a waiting list for a career major that may be full at the time application is made.

• If an applicant meets career major criteria requirements, and space is available, the applicant is notified by letter and email they have been accepted and enrolled.
• If an applicant meets career major criteria requirements, but space is not available, the applicant is notified by letter and email that they have been placed on a waiting list and will be contacted by phone when an opening occurs.
• If an applicant does not meet career major criteria requirements, a career advisor will contact the applicant and provide a referral for free tutoring in the Academic Resource Center.

Tuition

Adult applicants are responsible for paying tuition prior to the first day of class. If a third party, such as Workforce, Department of Rehabilitation Services, Worker’s Comp or MNTC tuition assistance, is paying a student’s training costs, verification of sponsorship must be presented prior to beginning class. Adult applicants are responsible for paying for any additional fees, tools and supplies which may be necessary for their class. Tuition is subject to change. 

An in-district applicant resides within the boundaries of the MNTC district, which includes both the Moore and Norman public school districts. An in-district adult applicant pays a lower rate of tuition than out-of-district students. There is no mandatory waiting period to be considered a resident. Review the District Map to determine if you reside in-district or out-of-district.

Recent high school graduates may qualify for the MNTC Tuition Assistance which would enable them to attend MNTC. For more information on the MNTC Tuition Assistance, click here.

1098-T Tuition: MNTC’s Bursar office is required by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to issue the form 1098-T to any student that provides a social security number to the school and is enrolled during the current calendar tax year period.

The form 1098-T will report payments made during the current tax year.  The form also documents if you were enrolled at least half-time during any semester and if you have graduated. To ensure timely delivery, please make sure to update your address, when appropriate.

MNTC CANNOT determine whether tax credit is available to students who pay higher education cost through the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997. Please consult your tax advisor or the IRS (search on Tax Benefits for Higher Education) for more information.

For more information: please consult your tax adviser, or contact the IRS at: 1-800-829-1040

IRS Help with Tax Questions Telephone: 1-800-829-1040
Local IRS Contacts: IRS Link
Telephone: 1-800-TAX-FORM (1-800-829-3676)

Or select one of the following links:

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
IRS Notice 97-60: Lifetime Learning Credit
IRS Form 8863: Education Credits (Hope and Lifetime Learning Credits)

For questions and assistance on enrolling, you may contact Moore Norman Technology Center at (405) 801-5000.

If the above steps are not completed within 90 days, the student will be required to begin the application process from the beginning.