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Undergraduate Cost and Financial Aid

A University of Oregon education opens doors to skill-building and experiences that shape who you become—from hands-on learning and research to mentorship and lifelong community. Explore the resources available to help make it possible.

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Your journey to the UO starts here. Submit an application, explore financial aid and scholarships, or schedule a campus visit.

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Get a Running Start

This is what our commitment to undergraduates looks like in numbers.

  • 5 Years Undergraduate tuition rate locked by the Duck Tuition Guarantee
  • $70M UO contributions to undergraduate student aid
  • 82% First-year students receive financial aid

Undergraduate Costs

Find out how much tuition, housing and other expenses cost on average as an undergraduate student and keep in mind that your situation is unique and often costs can be lower. Use the Net Price Calculator to estimate your individual needs.

How to Fund Your Undergraduate Degree

Funding your Oregon education is a process. Here's how it works.

Step 1

Submit the FAFSA

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid determines your eligibility for grants, loans, and work-study. Submit early—some aid is first-come, first-served. The deadline for priority financial aid consideration is March 1.
Complete the FAFSA

Step 2

Explore Scholarships

UO offers merit and need-based scholarships that can supplement your aid package. While many scholarships are automatically awarded to those who qualify, several require a specific application.
Browse Scholarships

Step 3

Review Your Aid Offer

Admitted students who start in the Fall term will receive financial aid offers beginning in late March, with details on the grants, scholarships, and loans available to you.
Understanding Your Aid Offer

Step 4

Calculate Your Net Price

Use our Net Price Calculator to get a personalized estimate of what you’ll pay after aid and scholarships.
Calculate Your Net Price
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Questions About Oregon Residency?

Review the residency rules and FAQs to see if you qualify for in-state tuition. Oregon’s Native American tribal members have specific residency rules.

Built to Keep You Moving Ahead

These programs were built to give you the financial stability and support you need to focus on your studies and career readiness.