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Signing Day events across the state celebrate the UO's first class of Stamps Scholars.

Beginning July 1, the UO will offer in-state tuition rates to some students from Oregon who were not eligible in the past.

Check out campus sights and scenes by following @BeAnOregonDuck on Instagram.

Architecture journal DesignIntelligence also puts the UO's program in the top six among public universities.

Beginning in fall 2013, the new Summit and Apex Scholarships will be automatically awarded to outstanding incoming freshmen.

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Learn about the the UO's application process and admission requirements.

Find out how to transfer to the UO from another college or university.

Students who are not United States citizens or permanent residents.

Homeschooled students, students with GEDs, and other applicants.

See information for families with students heading to college.

Access tools for high school counselors.

Read about introducing students to the college experience.

Explore the UO's advanced degree options.

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