Applying to the UO
You should use the international admission application if you are not a United States citizen or a permanent resident of the United States. U.S. citizens and permanent residents complete the domestic application for admission. If you intend to apply as a music or architecture student, please check those departments for additional admission requirements.
International Online Application
International application for admission - PDF
Postbaccalaureate application - PDF
Request a paper application
International student financial statement |
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International admission requirements
Completing your application
Transfer applicants
Postbaccalaureate applicants
Frequently asked questions
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Application deadlines
| January 15 |
University scholarship application deadline |
| February 1 |
International scholarship application deadline |
| March 15 |
International freshman admission application deadline |
| March 15 |
International freshman scholarship application deadline |
| May 15 |
International transfer admission application deadline |
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Deadlines for specific programs and departments
Winter, spring and summer term deadlines |
Cost of attendance
The cost of UO tuition and fees, housing and food, health insurance, personal expenses, and education supplies. |
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Cost of attendance and scholarships |
Academic majors
The UO offers 272 comprehensive academic programs. With this breadth of options, you’re likely to find the path that inspires you. If your interests cross several disciplines, you can also design your own academic program, drawing upon the resources across campus.
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Majors and departments |
AP, IB, and CLEP credits
The UO awards credit for scores of certain levels on the AP, IB, and CLEP exams.
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Advanced credit |
First-year programs
All students at the UO take courses to fulfill general-education requirements. First-year programs are a way to explore your interests, meet like-minded faculty members and peers, and fulfill those requirements at the same time. Each Freshman Interest Group (FIG) includes two regular courses and a small faculty-led seminar that are linked by a common theme. In freshman seminars, you deeply explore one topic with one of the UO’s most prominent faculty members.
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First-year programs |
| Services for international students
The UO Office of International Affairs offers comprehensive services for international students, including personal and academic counseling, immigration and tax advising, and the International Student Orientation program. The American English Institute offers English language instruction for students who want to learn English for academic, personal, or professional reasons.
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Office of International Affairs
American English Institute
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Top scholar opportunities
The Robert D. Clark Honors College offers top students the best of two worlds: the community of a small, four-year liberal arts college and the rich resources of a major research university. The Society of College Scholars provides a structure for top scholars to meet prominent research-active faculty members, then pursue their own research to graduate with departmental honors from the UO.
International Students that would like to apply to the Robert D. Clark Honors College should complete both a University of Oregon general application and the Robert D. Clark Honors College application.
Robert D. Clark Honors College Application
Honors College Recommendation Form
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Top Scholars
Clark Honors College
Application Forms
Society of College Scholars
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