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1. tuition.uoregon.eduTuition | University of Oregon

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   Starting summer 2020, the Oregon Guarantee provides each UO undergraduate student a fixed tuition rate for up to five years. This helps families accurately plan and predict their total tuition and helps eliminate the uncertainty of what a UO degree will cost. Oregon Guarantee Details. Tuition-Setting Process.

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2. www.uoregon.edu › admissions-and-financial-aidAdmissions & Financial Aid | University of Oregon

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   That’s why we provide The Oregon Guarantee: when you choose the UO, the tuition rate you pay will stay the same for up to five years — no increases, no surprises. Tuition & Costs The Oregon Guarantee

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3. tuition.uoregon.edu › tuition-fees › graduateGraduate Program Tuition and Fees - University of Oregon

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   Graduate Program Tuition and Fees. Tuition and fees are derived from Tuition and Mandatory Fees and the Tuition and Fee Policy Book. University of Oregon tuition and fees are based on residency classification, student classification (undergraduate, graduate, etc.), and the number of credits enrolled. Mandatory enrollment fees are individually ...

4. financialaid.uoregon.edu › cost_of_attendanceGraduate Student Cost of Attendance 2021-22 | Financial Aid ...

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   Graduate Student Cost of Attendance 2021-22. The figures provided are estimates for planning purposes only. To calculate more specific tuition estimates, see the Office of the Registrar's costs.

5. admissions.uoregon.edu › international › costCost of Attendance | Admissions - University of Oregon

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   • General Information About Costs
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   The published cost of attendance is for the nine-month period from mid-September, when classes begin for the academic year, to mid-June, when they end. Students who are married or bringing families should allow for an additional $5,000 per academic year for a spouse, and $2,500 per academic year for each child. Information on housing costs is avail...

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   Tuition, fees, and UO housing charges are due at the beginning of each term. All fees must be paid in full by the date required. More information is available on the Student Accounting and Billing Information webpage.

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   The University of Oregon awards more than $5.1 million annually to international students studying on campus. More information, including scholarships for citizens of specific countries, is available on the Scholarships and Financial Aid for International Students webpage.

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   When do I have to pay my University of Oregon tuition & fees?

   • Tuition, fees, and UO housing charges are due at the beginning of each term. All fees must be paid in full by the date required. More information is available on the Student Accounting and Billing Information webpage . The University of Oregon awards more than $5.1 million annually to international students studying on campus.

   Cost of Attendance | Admissions - University of Oregon

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   How much money does the University of Oregon give international students?

   • The University of Oregon awards more than $5.1 million annually to international students studying on campus. More information, including scholarships for citizens of specific countries, is available on the Scholarships and Financial Aid for International Students webpage.

   Cost of Attendance | Admissions - University of Oregon

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   How much financial aid does the University of Oregon give?

   • 82 percent of Oregon freshmen receive financial aid, and the UO confers $268 million annually in the form of grants, loans, work-study, and some scholarships. Beyond need-based aid, additional scholarships are open to incoming students and to those who are already attending the UO. A college education is a big investment in your future.

   Admissions & Financial Aid | University of Oregon

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   What scholarships does the University of Oregon offer?

   • These scholarships include full tuition and fees or the option for room and board in place of tuition and fees. It also provides an additional book allowance of $1,200 per year, and a monthly living allowance of $420 per month. The University of Oregon also provides an additional subsidy for a portion of the housing cost to qualifying students.

   Student Financial Aid and Scholarships < University of Oregon

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7. catalog.uoregon.edu › admissiontograduation › aidStudent Financial Aid and Scholarships < University of Oregon

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   The figures in the following table are the 2023-24 tuition and fees for an incoming undergraduate student enrolled in 15 credits and a graduate student enrolled in 9 credits. Due to Guaranteed Tuition, rates and charges may vary by each individual student's cohort year. UO charges by the credit hour.