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24,125

18:1

STUDENT-TO-TEACHER RATIO

TOTAL ENROLLMENT

MIDDLE 50% GPA

MIDDLE 50% ACT

3.37–3.86

22–27

ACCOUNTING ANTHROPOLOGY ARCHITECTURE

MIDDLE 50% SAT

1010–1220

1090–1290

OLD SAT (CRITICAL READING + MATH)

NEW SAT (ESTIMATED)

BIOLOGY ACADEMIC PROGRAMS RANKED IN THE

CONFLICT AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY

TOP 20

CREATIVE WRITING EDUCATION

OR TOP 20 PERCENT

ONE OF

2 63%

15%

13%

1–29 STUDENTS

30–49 STUDENTS

50–99 STUDENTS

PACIFIC NORTHWEST SCHOOLS IN THE PRESTIGIOUS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES

9% 100 OR MORE STUDENTS

SOURCES: IR.UOREGON.EDU/OVERVIEW

UNDERGRADUATE CLASSES

EDUCATION METHODOLOGY, POLICY, AND LEADERSHIP GEOGRAPHY GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES LEGAL RESEARCH AND WRITING MBA PHILOSOPHY PHYSICS PSYCHOLOGY SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY SPECIAL EDUCATION SPORTS PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

APPLICATION REQUIRED

AUTOMATIC

UO SCHOLARSHIPS

$190,130,311

TOTAL FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS PAID TO UNDERGRADUATES §

SCHOLARSHIP

DEADLINE

ELIGIBILITY

BASES FOR AWARD

ESSAY

AWARD

RENEWABILITY

SUMMIT‡*

Awarded automatically, but must apply for admission by January 15. All admission application materials, including test scores, must be received by February 15.

Freshman

3.80 GPA or higher on a 4.00 scale and 1190 old SAT, 1260 new SAT, or 26 ACT†

No

$6,000 per year, $24,000 over four years; or $9,000 per year, $36,000 over four years

Renewable for four years with a 3.00 UO GPA and 12 credits completed per term

APEX‡*

Awarded automatically, but must apply for admission by January 15. All admission application materials, including test scores, must be received by February 15.

Freshman

3.60 GPA or higher on a 4.00 scale and 1150 old SAT, 1220 new SAT, or 25 ACT†

No

$3,000 per year, $12,000 over four years; or $4,000 per year, $16,000 over four years

Renewable for four years with a 3.00 UO GPA and 12 credits completed per term

GENERAL UNIVERSITY

Freshmen considered automatically, but must apply for admission by January 15. All admission application materials, including test scores, must be received by February 15.

Freshman through graduate

Academic

No

Up to $3,000

Must reapply each year

DIVERSITY EXCELLENCE

Diversity Excellence Scholarship application and admission application due January 15. Letter of recommendation due January 27. File FAFSA by February 1. All admission application materials must be received by February 15.

Freshman through graduate

Financial need; academic and extracurricular; contribution to UO diversity plan (competitive process)

Yes

$6,500 per year; may be combined with a Summit, Apex, or General University Scholarship

Renewable for four years when meeting all renewal criteria

† For the fall 2017 applicant cycle, both the new and old SAT formats will be considered. New SAT refers to tests taken on or after March 2016. Old SAT refers to the Critical Reading + Math version taken prior to March 2016. admissions.uoregon.edu/newsat ‡ Students who meet the criteria will qualify for either Summit or Apex but not both. * Award amounts differ due to the tuition difference paid by in-state versus out-of-state students. § Most recent data available.

admissions.uoregon.edu

800-BE-A-DUCK

financialaid.uoregon.edu/scholarships

An equal-opportunity, affirmative-action institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This publication will be made available in accessible formats upon request. ©2016 University of Oregon MC0816 205nk


VISIT

MAJORS, MINORS, AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Information sessions and tours are held Monday through Saturday year-round

visit.uoregon.edu

Major | Minor | Major also available as a minorM

APPLY FOR ADMISSION admissions.uoregon.edu/apply

DEADLINES

EARLY ACTION (EA) DEADLINE FOR FALL APPLICATION

REGULAR

NOVEMBER 1

JANUARY 15

2016–17 COSTS

RESIDENT

NONRESIDENT

UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES

$10,761

$33,441

ON-CAMPUS RESIDENCE HALLS (INCLUDING ROOM AND BOARD)

$11,583

$11,583

BOOKS AND SUPPLIES

$1,122

$1,122

PERSONAL EXPENSES

$1,989

$1,989

$25,455

$48,135

TOTAL

TUITION AND FEES ARE BASED ON TYPICAL UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT OF 15 CREDITS FOR EACH OF THREE TERMS, TOTALING 45 CREDITS PER YEAR.

HOW ADMISSION WORKS To be considered for admission, start by submitting a complete file and meeting

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

minimum requirements: 1. Meet or exceed these minimum units of course work through high school or college credit: English­­­: 4 Mathematics: 3 Science: 3 Social Science: 3 Second Language­: 2 2. Submit your ACT or SAT scores*, either one is acceptable 3. If you need to request an application fee waiver based on financial need, you can submit the online application without paying at first, and will then be reviewed for eligibility 4. Your writing can make a difference! Give yourself time to prepare a strong personal statement or essay, and tell us about your activities outside of class. Consider submitting the second, optional essay, and make sure to use the “Special Circumstances” section to explain any additional details you need for us to know * Scores from the old and the new version of the SAT will be accepted.

We will consider several aspects of your academic record: your GPA, the strength of course work, grade trends, senior-year course load, and SAT or ACT results. We will also look at your essays and activities to assess your potential, any special circumstances you’ve faced, special talents, and the ability to enhance the diversity of the university. Letters of recommendation and interviews are not required. If you have attended an unaccredited high school, are homeschooled, or earned a GED, visit admissions.uoregon.edu/alternativeadmission for important details.

Accounting African Studies Anthropology M Arabic Studies Architecture M Art M Art and Technology Art History M Arts Management M Asian Studies Biochemistry M Biology M Business Administration M Ceramics Chemistry M Chinese M Cinema Studies Classical Civilization Classics Comics and Cartoon Studies Communication Disorders and Sciences Comparative Literature M Computer and Information Science M Computer Information Technology Creative Writing Dance M Earth SciencesM East Asian Studies Economics M Educational Foundations English M Environmental Science Environmental Studies M Ethics Ethnic Studies M European Studies Family and Human Services Fibers Folklore M Food Studies French M General Science General Social Science Geography M German M German Studies Greek Historic Preservation History M Humanities Human Physiology Interior Architecture M International Studies Italian M Japanese M Journalism Journalism: Advertising Journalism: Media Studies Journalism: Public Relations Judaic Studies M Korean Landscape Architecture M Latin Latin American Studies M Linguistics M Marine Biology Mathematics M Mathematics and Computer Science

Media Studies Medieval Studies M Metalsmithing and Jewelry Middle East–North Africa Studies Multimedia Music M Music Composition Music Education Music: Jazz Studies Music Performance Music Technology Native American Studies Nonprofit Administration Painting Peace Studies Philosophy M Photography Physics M Planning, Public Policy and Management M Political Science M Printmaking Product Design M Psychology M Queer Studies Religious Studies M Romance Languages Russian, East European, and Eurasian StudiesM Scandinavian Sculpture Sociology M South Asian Studies Southeast Asian Studies Spanish M Special Education Theater Arts M Women’s and Gender StudiesM Writing, Public Speaking, and Critical Reasoning

300+

TOTAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

While you earn a degree at the UO, you can also pursue a preparatory program. These programs supplement your major and prepare you for a graduate program or profession in these subjects, but do not lead to a degree on their own. Dentistry Engineering Forensic Science Law Medicine Occupational Therapy Optometry Pharmacy Physical Therapy Physician Assistant Podiatry Public Health Social Work Teacher Education Veterinary Medicine


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