OKLAHOMA CITY -- A college recruiter was fired after asking high school students to line up according to skin color and hair texture.Juniors at Harding Charter Preparatory High School in Oklahoma City told KFOR-TV the Oklahoma Christian University recruiter instructed them to follow the exercise without any explanation."He barely talked about the school itself," said Rio Brown, a student. "I could already see through his BS basically ... he wasn't really knowledgeable how to speak to people even in a diverse school."Brown said the recruiter, a white man, told students to "play a little game" and asked them to line up from darkest to lightest skin complexion.He then allegedly told students to rank themselves according to who had the "nappiest" hair, said student Korey Todd."Teachers left," Todd said. "They were crying, and they were offended. Their faces just look disgusted. I know they had a talk with him after, like, 'That's not OK.'"An Oklahoma Christian University spokesperson said the school fired the recruiter shortly after the incident. Officials said a university representative will visit the school Monday to apologize.The university released the following statement:Harding Charter's principal also released a statement, saying the school does not condone the recruiter's behavior."Our community, from its inception, has valued diversity, inclusion, and a safe and supportive learning environment. We will continue to do so," the statement read.