First-Year Students
Coming straight from high school? Whether you attended an accredited high school or were homeschooled, take this path.
Applicant Types
- First-Year Requirements
Transfer Students
Transfer RequirementsHave you already done college coursework since graduating from high school or earning your GED? This is your path.
International Students
International RequirementsYou’re an International Student if you are not a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident. Join a flock of Ducks from over 90 countries.
Other Applicants
We’re interested in your application no matter your circumstances or background—whether you’re applying with a Baccalaureate or International Baccalaureate, a GED, or haven’t met the standard admission requirements.
For Dreamers and Vets
Welcome! Are you a Dreamer? Apply for Oregon Student Aid and access support services once you land here. Veteran? You’ll find a campus hub for vets and more at the UO. Simply apply as a first-year or transfer student, and check out the support services we provide.
Special Applications
If you’re a returning Oregon undergraduate student, want to attend as a non-degree seeking student, or plan to apply for dual enrollment, learn how to apply here.
If you were previously admitted to the UO and have taken a break of more than a year, you’ll have to complete the Re-enrollment Application through the Registrar’s Office.
You don’t have to be admitted to the UO in order to take classes here. Simply apply as a Non Degree–Seeking Student.
You can apply for dual enrollment between the University of Oregon and a partner college, such as the Lane Community College.
How to Apply
If you’re a first-year (you have no college credits outside of high school AP classes), apply as a First-Year.
If you’re a transfer, apply as a Transfer student.
After you’re admitted to the UO and the partner college, you can join the Dual Enrollment Program. To do that, submit the dual enrollment application form to the UO. You’ll also have to approve sharing your academic records between schools.
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