Oklahoma Court Reporting Schools

Oklahoma College of Court Reporting

• Students at the Oklahoma College of Court Reporting benefit from an extensive course offering that provides training in a variety of fields. Studies include the theories of court reporting, speedbuilding, two-voice testimony, one-voice straight manual and three- and four-voice material. Legal terminology and court proceedings are also a part of the training. Students may attend full-time, in either day or evening classes.

  Tuition costs vary depending on the day or evening course option and begin at approximately $10,000. The school allows students to pay for their education in equal monthly payments.

  Oklahoma College of Court Reporting
  3000 United Founders Blvd.
  Oklahoma City, OK 73112-4294
  405-748-6438
  courtreportingstenowave.com

Rose State College

• The court reporting program offered by Rose State College offers students the opportunity to observe real-world court reporting experiences and intern with court reporters. Students take courses in court reporting, captioning, computer aided transcription, real-time court reporting and a number of classes designed to build speed.

  As of 2010, tuition for Oklahoma residents is $65 per credit hour; non-resident tuition is $227 per credit hour. Financial aid options are available.

  Rose State College
  6420 S.E. 15th St.
  Midwest City, OK 73110
  405-733-ROSE (7673)
  rose.edu

Tulsa Technology Center

• Tulsa Technology Center offers students the opportunity to choose between the actual court reporting path or a career as a scopist, proofreading and editing court transcripts. Students receive training first in the fundamentals of technology in order to learn the equipment necessary to pursue their career. Upon completion of the course, classes are available in court reporting theory, beginning to advanced speedbuilding, legal and medical terminology, real-time applications and court reporting capstone.

  As of 2010, tuition at Tulsa Technology Center is $4 per classroom hour. The court reporting program requires 1,020 hours to complete, meaning students can expect total costs of approximately $4,100; while the 660-hour scopist program costs approximately $2,700. Financial aid and scholarships are available.

  Tulsa Technology Center
  P.O. Box 477200
  Tulsa, OK 74147
  918-828-5000
  tulsatech.edu