Student University Systems Access - A Checklist

Need to get access to BlueLink, Desire2Learn, Wireless Internet, or Email?

As a student, accessing university systems is an essential part of your academic journey. From registering for classes to submitting assignments, you need to have access to these systems to ensure a smooth and successful academic experience. However, with so many different systems and platforms to navigate, it can be overwhelming to keep track of everything. That's why we've put together a checklist to help you ensure that you have access to all the university systems you need.

Before coming to Campus Technology for assistance, make sure you have the following:

Do you have your Student ID?
If Yes, proceed to next question.

If No, go to Student Financial Services to get your Student ID first

Are you enrolled?
If Yes, proceed to the next section.

If No, see your Student Advisor to get enrolled

Make sure you can access everything you need.

Work through the following list in order.

***If off -campus please skip to Step 3***

Step 1: Can you get onto OCUSecure Wi-Fi with your mobile device on campus?

On your device, connect to OCUSecure. You will need to know your username and password.
This access is to your OCU Network Account used to access Wi-Fi, printing, Mac Lab in Norick, etc.

Your username is the part of your student email address before the @ symbol.

(Example: OCUStudent@my.okcu.edu = Username: OCUStudent)

Note: Your password here is different from your email password.

Cannot Remember it? To change your password, go to http://password.okcu.edu under Network Account Password Self-Service

Step 2: Can you sign into Web Print on Campus?

Browse to http://ocuprint.okcu.edu and use your OCU Network Username/Password to log into your printing account (PaperCut).

Step 3: Can you log into your my.okcu.edu Email Account?

Your Email account is also known as your Microsoft 365 Account.
The same username and password are used to access Bluelink and D2L.

Note: Access to D2L may take up to 24 hours after enrollment to process through the system.

Browse to http://www.office.com. Use your email address and email password to sign in.

Requires multi-factor authentication.
NOTE: Please make sure to setup Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) with devices or phone numbers accessible in the United States.
If you need to reset your email password, go to http://password.okcu.edu under Microsoft 365 Password Self-Service.

Step 4: Can you log in to Blue Link?

BlueLink is our portal where you can access billing, grades, and other student-related information.
Browse to http://Bluelink.okcu.edu use your full email address and email password to log in.

Requires multi-factor authentication.

Step 5: Can you log in to D2L?

This is our Learning Management system for online course work but may also be used by professors to post assignments or deliver quizzes.
Browse to http://ocuonline.okcu.edu use your full email address and email password to log in.

Requires multi-factor authentication.

Step 6: Can you log in to our Support Portal?

This is where you can create a help ticket to resolve a technical issue you are experiencing. You can also correspond with a technician regarding your issue.
Browse to http://helpdesk.okcu.edu use your email username and password to log in.

If you have trouble with any step, please use these resources.

Submit a support ticket by going to http://helpdesk.okcu.edu.
Come see us at the Help Desk: Campus Technology Services, McDaniel University Center Room 136 - lower level

We are open 8AM-8PM Monday – Friday when the University is open.

Call us any time: 405-208-5555 for 24/7 Support.

Our after-hours support is aided by the Personal Support Center staff. If they are unable to resolve your issue, they will submit it to our on-campus staff for resolution.

By following this checklist, you can ensure that you have access to all the university systems you need to succeed academically. Remember to check these systems regularly to stay up-to-date on important information and deadlines. Good luck with your studies!

Updated: 08/2024