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Most graduates from Oklahoma’s higher education system are retained in state workforce

By Emma Murphy,

2024-09-06

By Emma Murphy,

2024-09-06

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Tonya Waters

09-08

and did they also say that out of them grads that after the first 9 months they quit and move to another job because the state doesn't pay enough.. think it's amazing that you all gave yourself a pay raise in Congress but won't give your own state a pay raise

VoteBlue2024

09-08

Because an Oklahoma education doesn't make you marketable in successful states.

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