Rural Oklahoma community college building futures since 1908 with agriculture, nursing, and transfer programs.
Connors State College offers certificates and associate degrees across six academic divisions. Programs span agriculture, business and computer science, communication and fine arts, mathematics and sciences, nursing and allied health (PTA/OTA), and social sciences. The college maintains transfer articulation agreements and operates an honors program. Accreditation includes regional accreditation through the Higher Learning Commission and specialized nursing accreditation through ACEN.
The college operates two campuses: the main Warner campus (700 College Road, Warner, OK 74469) and the Three Rivers Port Campus in Muskogee (2501 N. 41st Street East, Muskogee, OK 74403), which opened a new facility in 2015. Student life includes residential housing, dining services, a fitness center, and numerous clubs and organizations including Phi Theta Kappa, Agriculture Ambassadors, and student government. The college serves as a Native American-Serving Non-Tribal Institution.
Connors State competes in NJCAA Division I within the Bi-State Conference (NJCAA Region 2). The athletic teams are known as the Cowboys and Cowgirls. The college fields 11 intercollegiate varsity sports: men's baseball, basketball, cross country, and soccer; women's basketball, cross country, soccer, and softball; and co-ed cheerleading, rodeo, and shooting sports.
The college provides comprehensive student support services including financial aid, career services, and a cost of attendance calculator. Veterans affairs, Native American assistance, and student resource guides are available. Distance education options are offered, and the college maintains transfer articulation agreements to facilitate student progression to four-year institutions.