Applying to the UO
Applicants who have completed 35 or fewer transferable quarter credits (23 semester credits), admission is based on both your high school and your college work. You must meet admission requirements for both freshmen and transfer students. If you have completed 36 or more quarter credits (24 of which must be graded), your admission is based only on your college-level course work.
Online application
PDF application
Request a paper application
For more information on completing your application, review these guidelines.
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Admission requirements
Completing your application
Timeline
FAQs
Transfer Seminars
Campus Profile
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Deadlines
| January 15 |
Postmark deadline for general-university scholarships |
| March 1 |
Financial aid priority deadline |
| March 15 |
UO application for admission priority deadline |
| May 15 |
UO application for admission standard notification deadline |
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Deadlines for specific programs and departments
Winter, spring and summer term deadlines |
Transfer credit
The link below assists you in determining transfer course equivalencies for other colleges and universities and how they are used to meet degree and major requirements at the University of Oregon.
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Transfer credit information
GPA calculation and grades |
| Articulation agreements with community colleges
When you complete an associate of arts Oregon transfer (A.A.O.T.) degree at an Oregon community college, you also complete your UO writing and group requirements. This agreement does not apply to students who earned an A.A. degree outside Oregon, with the exception of students from some Washington community colleges. |
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Oregon articulation agreements
Washington articulations agreements
Frequently asked questions about transferring credit |
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 |
Academic majors
The UO offers 270 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 |
Dual-enrollment
The UO has dual-enrollment agreements with Lane Community College and Southwestern Oregon Community College.
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Dual-enrollment |
Residency
In Oregon, as in all other states, instruction fees at publicly supported four-year colleges and universities are higher for nonresident students than for resident students. |
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Oregon residency FAQ
Oregon residency rules |
