What’s Next?
Once you've confirmed your offer of admission—and taken some time to celebrate—your next steps are to register for housing and sign up for an orientation session.
Domestic students attend IntroDUCKtion, our mandatory orientation, advising, and registration program. Registration for students starting in the fall will be available soon. International students will attend International Student Orientation (ISO).
First-year students at the University of Oregon live in the residence halls. The earlier you register for housing, the better your chances of getting the room you want. You can make changes to your housing application through July. As you think about where you want to live on campus, you may want to learn more about the communities, room types, and residence halls at the University of Oregon as well as the costs, which are determined by the type of room and meal plan you select.
Immunizations and Insurance
The UO has immunization requirements for all incoming students. A hold will be placed your registration if you are non-compliant with measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) requirements. For international students, the hold will be placed prior to your first term. For domestic students, the hold will be placed for your second term; if you are unable to get vaccinated before arriving, the University Health Center can administer these vaccines once you are attending classes.
Consider purchasing the UO Student Health Benefits Plan for the most comprehensive coverage on campus, in the community, and wherever you may travel.
Low costs for medical and prescription drugs
Year-round coverage with an extensive network
24/7 emergency medical care and assistance worldwide
Accessible Education Center
The Accessible Education Center (AEC) offers services to ensure all students have equitable access to education. The following services are provided:
- Testing accommodations
- Notetaking and transcription
- Sign language interpretation
- Classroom relocation
- Adaptive technology
- Support with academic planning and problem solving
- Assistance with time management and organizational strategies
If you experience a disability and anticipate working with the AEC, please complete the form below:
Student Billing
Billing and payment services are delivered electronically through our online service. Once the statement is available, a message will be sent to your official UO email address. If a third party such as a parent or grandparent will be making the payments, you will need to establish them as an “authorized payer.” Students and authorized payers can view the bill and make online payments.
Statements are generated monthly around the 16th of each month. Payments are due on the first day of the following month. Interest and a billing charge of $6-$10 will be charged on the next billing date if the total amount due has not been paid during the 10-day grace period. The first billing statement for fall term will be available mid-September; for winter term mid-December; and for spring term mid-March.
Finishing Touches
Be sure to have your final high school transcript, as well as college transcripts and any AP, IB, or Cambridge results, sent to our admissions office. Your offer of admission is contingent upon successful conclusion of your high school studies. Also, please be aware that if you take any courses for college credit after high school graduation, your status as an incoming college freshmen will be changed to the status of transfer student. This will jeopardize certain scholarships you may have been awarded. Please contact the Office of Admissions should have you have any questions.
Transfers, send us any updated college transcripts for work you completed after you sent in your application. You can view your Transfer Evaluation Report on DuckWeb. Your degree audit will show how your college credits will apply toward general-education and major requirements in your selected UO degree program.