Common courtesy is also a big plus these days, since there seems to be such a lack of it. Somehow, I don't think so. Just imagine what a kinder place the world would be if everyone extended a little common courtesy and respect towards everyone whose path they cross during the day. Maybe we could start a new movement. I don't know what we'd call it, but being respectful is part of respecting life in general, one of the basic tenets of most religious beliefs.
Actions speak louder than words.
The admissions department was very friendly, courteous, and helpful. They were very expedient and helpful in my appliication process, calling me as soon as they had any information for me and offered me all the help I possibly could have neeeded. Merilee Queen from the education department was also wonderful. She took several minutes out of her schedule to speak to me when I did not even have an appointment. OU has been very willing to work with me as a non-traditional student, working around my hectic schedule.