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1. • • How Much Does UO Charge for Tuition? $13,856 In-State Tuition & Fees $39,308 Out-of-State Tuition & Fees In 2020-2021, the average out-of-state tuition and fees at University of Oregon ran about $39,308 per year for students working on an undergraduate degree. If you were a Oregon resident, the yearly charges were $13,856.
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   How much does University of Oregon cost?

   • Students beginning their first term at the University of Oregon should add the following: Off-campus housing is estimated to cost $10,629 (monthly costs: housing $840; food $341). The tuition and fees figure above includes mandatory fees all students must pay. Visit UO Mandatory Fees for more information.

   Cost of Attendance 2021-22 | Financial Aid & Scholarships

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   Is the University of Oregon a guaranteed tuition program?

   • As of summer 2020, the University of Oregon will transition from a standard undergraduate tuition and fee structure to a Guaranteed Tuition Program under which students will know the cost of their education for at least 5 years. Both tuition and mandatory enrollment fees (other than the Incidental Fee) will be included in the guaranteed structure.

   Tuition and Fees < University of Oregon

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   Does the University of Oregon have a tuition schedule?

   • The University of Oregon reserves the right to make changes in the tuition schedule. Students enrolled at the Eugene campus are required to pay all mandatory fees. Students enrolled at the Portland or Charleston campuses, or at an off-campus site, do not pay Recreation Center or EMU fees, and they pay 50% of the Incidental Fee.

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   How many semesters are there at University of Oregon?

   • There are three terms in the academic year: fall, winter, and spring (except for the School of Law, which operates on a two-semester system). Summer session operates on a separate tuition schedule that includes course self-support fees. The University of Oregon reserves the right to make changes in the tuition schedule.

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3. tuition.uoregon.edu › tuition-and-feesTuition and Fees | Tuition - University of Oregon

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   Tuition and Fees. The University of Oregon strives to keep tuition increases as low as possible, but the costs of operating a world-class research institution continue to increase every year. Tuition and fees are based on residency classification, student classification (undergraduate, graduate, law, etc.) and the number of credits enrolled.

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     2021–22 Undergraduate Cost of Attendance. Residents....

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     As of summer 2020, the University of Oregon will transition...

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     $13,015. TUITION. $2,654. MANDATORY FEES. $15,669. TOTAL...

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   The total estimated cost of attendance, including UO costs and other estimated costs, is $35,721 for residents and $64,302 for nonresidents. Entering Students. Students beginning their first term at the University of Oregon should add the following: