Statement on COVID-19
All admissions events, including campus tours, are postponed until further notice, to comply with Oregon Governor Kate Brown's stay-at-home order.
The Office of Admissions has moved to remote operations. Please submit any required documents through Official Electronic submission methods. Have transcripts sent electronically from the issuing institution. Items sent regular postal mail will experience an extended processing delay.
Applicants for fall 2020 freshman admission are given until at least May 1 to inform the UO if they will accept our offer of admission. While we have always had flexibility with this date for individual circumstances, we will be more flexible than ever this year due to the ongoing disruption brought about by COVID-19. If you are an admitted student, continue to check this website, your email, and postal mail for continuing updates.
Register for Housing
All first-year students at the UO live on campus. The earlier you sign up for housing, the more choices you will have when selecting your room.
Review Financial Aid
Newly admitted students that have met the March 1 priority deadline begin receiving financial aid offers in the mail starting in mid-March.
Confirm Your Decision
Declare yourself a Duck! Submit the Intent to Register form to let us know you’re joining the flock.
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Academics
At the UO, we live at the intersection of theory and practice. You won’t just listen to lectures—you’ll be out using what you learn in the classroom through internships, research opportunities, and work experience. Whether you want to start your own business, create a greener alternative to plastic, or perform at Carnegie Hall, our top-ranked academic programs will give you the foundation to launch your future.
Affordability
A degree from the University of Oregon is an investment in your future, and we want to help you fund your path. More than 60 percent of our undergraduates receive scholarships or financial aid. Our Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships can help you navigate all your options, from merit awards to budgeting advice.