What does UO mean in STUDENTS

The University of Oregon offers an array of undergraduate, graduate and professional degree programs. These cover a wide range of disciplines, including business, engineering, science and technology, humanities, arts and social sciences. We also offer many online and hybrid courses for those who prefer to study remotely.

Yes, all applicants must submit their SAT/ACT scores to the University of Oregon in order for us to consider them for admission. However, applicants may be eligible for a “test-optional” pathway if they meet qualifications outside of test scores.

Yes! Students at the University of Oregon have access to a variety of on-campus housing options from residence halls to apartment style living. We also provide off-campus housing resources and opportunities through our Office of Student Life & Engagement.

Tuition costs vary depending on program level and residency status. The most up-to-date tuition rates can be found on our website or by contacting our Financial Aid office directly.

Yes! All full-time students are eligible for medical coverage through one or more student health insurance plans offered by the university. Information about each plan as well as how to apply can be found on our website or by visiting the Student Health Insurance Office in person.

Yes! The University of Oregon offers a variety of scholarships for both current and incoming students based on academic standing, financial need or a combination thereof. More information can be found online or by visiting the Financial Aid Office in person.

Absolutely! At UO we have several libraries that all students may use for research purposes and some even feature study spaces where you can collaborate with other students or work independently without interruption. For more information please visit our Libraries webpage online.

Yes! Our Center for Career Development provides personalized support throughout your college career with guidance tailored specifically to your interests and aspirations. You can find tools such as resume building seminars, career assessments and mock interviews as well as connecting with employers across multiple industries.

While it is not mandatory that students have vehicles while attending the University of Oregon, we do allow vehicles if needed and provide access to discounted parking permits depending on eligibility requirements.

If you have questions concerning application procedures or need help submitting documents please contact an Admissions Counselor directly or visit their webpage online for help.