2015–16 QUACK FACTS - Admissions
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QUACK FACTS 2015–16 FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Transcript of 2015–16 QUACK FACTS - Admissions
Q U A C K F A C T S20
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FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
24,181TOTAL ENROLLMENT
20,569UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
3,612GRADUATE STUDENTS
2014 INTERNATIONAL APPLICATIONS
FRESHMAN TRANSFER TOTAL
2,853
1,503
437
634
379
219
3,487
1,882
656
APPLICANTS
ADMITTED
ENROLLED
ENROLLMENT
CHINA
KUWAIT
INDIA
HONG KONG
JAPAN
TAIWAN
SOUTH KOREA
SAUDI ARABIA
CANADA
BRAZIL
TOP 10 MOST REPRESENTED COUNTRIES
DISTANCES FROM EUGENE TO MAJOR US CITIES
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 247 MI 398 KM
PORTLAND, OREGON 100 MI 161 KM
EUGENE
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 441 MI 710 KM
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 739 MI 1,189 KM
DENVER, COLORADO 975 MI 1,569 KM
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 1,788 MI 2,878 KM
WASHINGTON, DC 2,925 MI 4,706 KM
NEW YORK, NEW YORK 3,025 MI 4,867 KM
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS RANKED IN THE TOP 20 OR TOP 20 PERCENT
ARCHITECTURE: SUSTAINABLE DESIGNBIOLOGYCOMMUNICATION DISORDERSCOMPARATIVE LITERATURECONFLICT AND DISPUTE RESOLUTIONECONOMICSEDUCATION EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIPENVIRONMENTAL LAWGEOLOGICAL SCIENCESGEOGRAPHYINTERIOR ARCHITECTUREMATHEMATICSPHYSICSPSYCHOLOGYSPORTS MARKETINGSUSTAINABLE BUSINESS PRACTICES
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71%1–25 STUDENTS
25%26–100 STUDENTS
4%101 OR MORE
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+1 541-346-3201 [email protected]/international
UO CLUB CATEGORIES: ACADEMIC, CULTURAL, DEPARTMENTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, FAITH-BASED RELIGIOUS, GRADUATE LAW, INTERNATIONAL, LGBTQA, MEDIA, MULTICULTURAL, OTHER, PERFORMING, POLITICAL, PROFESSIONAL, RECREATIONAL, RESIDENCE HALLS, SERVICE LEARNING, STUDENT GOVERNMENT
CLUB AND INTRAMURAL SPORTS: ALPINE SKIING, BADMINTON, BASEBALL, BASS FISHING, CLIMBING, CRICKET,
CYCLING, DANCE, DISC GOLF, EQUESTRIAN, FENCING, ICE HOCKEY, KENDO, LACROSSE, NORDIC SKIING,
RACQUETBALL, RANGER CHALLENGE, ROWING, RUGBY, RUNNING, SAILING, SNOWBOARDING, SOCCER, SOFTBALL,
SURFING, SWIMMING, TABLE TENNIS, TENNIS, TRIATHLON, ULTIMATE, VOLLEYBALL, WATER POLO, WUSHU
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
9RESIDENCE HALLS
25 ROOM TYPES
80%OF FRESHMAN STUDENTS
LIVE ON CAMPUS
10CAMPUS DINING
VENUES
4 YEARS
AVERAGE TIME TO GRADUATION
PLUS ONE TERM
TOP 10 MOST POPULAR MAJORS AMONG INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
ACCOUNTINGBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONCOMPUTER SCIENCEECONOMICSEDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS GENERAL SOCIAL SCIENCEJOURNALISMMATHEMATICSPSYCHOLOGYUNDECLARED
AMA ZONCOLUMBI A SPORTSWE ARDELOI T TEGENENTECHGOOGLEHE WLET T-PACK ARDIBMINTELK A ISER PERMANENTEMICROSOF TNIKEPROV IDENCE HE ALTH & SERV ICESWELLS FARGOW IEDEN AND KENNEDYZGF ARCHI TECTS LLP
TOP COMPANIES WHERE DUCKS WORK
admissions.uoregon.edu/safety
THE UO IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING A SAFE, SECURE LIVING AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL STUDENTS. THE UO POLICE DEPARTMENT (UOPD) PATROLS THE UNIVERSITY’S 295-ACRE PARK-LIKE CAMPUS AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOODS BY FOOT, BIKE, AND CAR. UOPD MAINTAIN AN ACTIVE PRESENCE ON CAMPUS TO DETER CRIME, AND TO HEIGHTEN PERSONAL SAFETY AND BUILDING SECURITY.
ONE OF CAMPUS PRIDE’S MOST LGBT-FRIENDLY UNIVERSITIES SINCE 2001
DIVERSITY
38%OF THE INCOMING FRESHMAN CLASS BRINGS DIVERSITY (27% ARE DOMESTIC MINORITY STUDENTS, 11% ARE INTERNATIONAL)
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SAFETY
VISITInformation sessions and tours are held Monday through
Saturday year-round
Submit the following items to be considered for admission to the UO:
• International student applications for admission can be found at
admissions.uoregon.edu/apply.
• Educational credentials: Submit official transcripts for all secondary
or high schools, colleges, and universities you have attended. Official
copies are issued directly by your school, college, or university. Submit it
in a sealed envelope bearing the official stamp or seal of the institution
and the signature of the appropriate official. If your transcripts are not
in English, send a copy in the original language and provide a certified
translation in an envelope sealed by the certified translator. Fax or e-mail
transmissions of transcripts will not be accepted.
• Minimum English Proficiency Requirement:
Academic English for International Students (AEIS) is the UO’s program for
international students who already speak English, but can use additional
assistance to help ensure their academic success. aei.uoregon.edu/aeis
• SAT and ACT scores: International students are not required to submit SAT
or ACT scores unless applying to the School of Architecture and Allied Arts
or the Clark Honors College. Submitting SAT or ACT scores may increase
your chance of admission and eligibility for scholarships.
• Personal statement and letters of recommendation: Enclose these if your
academic performance was affected by extenuating circumstances.
HOW ADMISSION WORKS
2015–16 UNDERGRADUATE COST OF ATTENDANCETUITION AND FEES
Based on t ypical undergraduate enrollment of 15 credits
per term (45 credits per year)
ON-CAMPUS HOUSING
Standard double occupancy room with standard meal plan
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
Cost varies depending on requirements for enrolled courses
PERSONAL EXPENSES
Cost varies depending on personal spending habits
HEALTH INSUR ANCE
ESTIMATED TOTAL
$32,550
$11,430
$1,068
$2,382
$1,734
$49,164
visit.uoregon.edu
admissions.uoregon.edu/apply
APPLY FOR ADMISSIONComplete the application online or download a pdf version
DEADLINES
EARLY ACTION (EA) DEADLINE FOR FALL APPLICATION
NOVEMBER 1REGULAR
JANUARY 15
ALL FRESHMEN AND TRANSFERS
OCTOBER 15
ALL FRESHMEN AND TRANSFERS
FEBRUARY 1
ALL FRESHMEN AND TRANSFERS
MARCH 1
TRANSFER STUDENTS
MAY 15
Fall 2016
Winter 2017
Spring 2017
Summer 2017
AEIS EXEMPTTESTAEIS PARTICIPATION
REQUIRED
88–120
575–677
7.0–9.0
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61–87
500–574
6.0–6.5
480 CR
20 ENGLISH
TOEFL (IBT)
TOEFL (Paper)
IELTS
SAT
ACT
To receive the ICSP Tuition Scholarship, apply for admission and submit the scholarship application by January 15. All application materials must be received by February 15. The ICSP Nascence Scholarship is awarded automatically to a selected student from China or Hong Kong who also is the recipient of an ICSP Tuition Scholarship.
Financial need, academic merit, and the ability to make presentations to diverse groups of people.
admissions.uoregon.edu/intlscholarships$9,000–$32,000INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL SERVICE Program (ICSP)
Awarded automatically, but must apply for admission by January 15. All admission application materials, including test scores, must be received by February 15.
3.80 GPA or higher on a 4.00 scale and 1190 combined critical reading and math SAT or 26 ACT†
financialaid.uoregon.edu$9,000SUMMIT*
Awarded automatically, but must apply for admission by January 15. All admission application materials, including test scores, must be received by February 15.
3.60 GPA or higher on a 4.00 scale and 1150 combined critical reading and math SAT or 25 ACT†
financialaid.uoregon.edu$4,000APEX*
admissions.uoregon.edu/intlscholarshipsApply for admission by January 15; work-study application by April 15. Awarded based on student’s financial need $500–$6,000INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
admissions.uoregon.edu/intlscholarshipsApply for admission and submit scholarship application by January 15. All application materials must be received by February 15.
The UO Office of International Affairs grants several competitive cash-based scholarships each year to international students. Eligibility varies.
$1,000–$10,000INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
Awarded automatically, but must apply to the Clark Honors College by January 15. All application materials must be received by February 15.
International students living outside the US who are admitted to the Clark Honors College
honors.uoregon.eduVariesSHEPHARD FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP
DEADLINE AND DETAILS
DEADLINE AND DETAILS
ELIGIBILITY
ELIGIBILITY
AWARD
AWARD WEBSITE
WEBSITE
* Students can only receive one of the following scholarships: IDEA, Summit, or Apex. admissions.uoregon.edu/intlscholarships
$1,685,414TOTAL FINANCIAL AID
AND SCHOLARSHIP PAID IN 2014-15 TO
UNDERGRADUATE INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS EXCLUDING EXCHANGE
admissions.uoregon.edu/intlscholarshipsAwarded automatically, but must apply for admission by January 15. All application materials must be received by February 15. Holders of the full IB diploma will automatically receive the maximum IDEA award amount of $8,000 after the UO receives the official IB diploma results from IBO.
Merit-based, partial-tuition scholarship awarded to new international undergraduate applicants entering in the fall (September)
$6,000–$8,000INTERNATIONAL DEAN’S EXCELLENCE AWARD (IDEA)*
