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   How are University of Oregon tuition and fees derived?

   • 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 listed below the tuition table.

   Undergraduate 2022 Tuition Cohort Tuition and Fees | Tuition

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   How does the University of Oregon make money?

   • The University of Oregon delivers a world-class education and exceptional experience to students from around the world. There are two main sources of revenue that pay for the bulk of the university’s operating costs: tuition and state support.

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   How much does it cost to attend Eugene University?

   • Course-specific fees may also apply. For additional required fees, refer to the Class Schedule. A one-time $490.57 matriculation fee was assessed on all new and transfer students in the 2022 Tuition Cohort. Students not enrolled on the Eugene campus pay 50% of the Incidental Fee and do not pay the Recreation Center fees or the EMU Facility Fee.

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   What is the College of design?

   • A unique academic ecosystem, the College of Design comprises not only creative practitioners—artists, architects, and designers—but also social scientists, humanities scholars, engineers, economists, biologists, planners, and policy makers. Using diverse methods, we are engaging critical questions and tackling complex problems.

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   How much is tuition & fees?

   • Tuition and fees are per term. (The tables may take a few seconds to load.) Course-specific fees may also apply. For additional required fees, refer to the Class Schedule. A one-time $490.57 matriculation fee was assessed on all new and transfer students in the 2022 Tuition Cohort.

   Undergraduate 2022 Tuition Cohort Tuition and Fees | Tuition

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   How much money does the UO give a year?

   • Generous donors have already provided tens of millions of dollars in direct aid for scholarships and student support. Scholarships are an area where the UO has made tremendous progress. Funding for need- and merit-based scholarships increased from $28.2 million in 2013-14 to $68.9 million in 2022-23, a gain of over $40 million per year.

   Tuition and Fees | Tuition - University of Oregon

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3. tuition.uoregon.edu › undergraduate-cohort-2022Undergraduate 2022 Tuition Cohort Tuition and Fees | Tuition

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   Select your cohort (Honors College or not), residency classification, and term to display the tuition and fees tables that apply to you. Tuition and fees are per term. (The tables may take a few seconds to load.)

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

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   Tuition and fees are based on residency classification, student classification (undergraduate, graduate, law, etc.) and the number of credits enrolled. Course-specific fees may also apply. For additional required fees, refer to the Class Schedule .

5. design.uoregon.eduCollege of Design | University of Oregon

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   A unique academic ecosystem, the College of Design comprises not only creative practitioners—artists, architects, and designers—but also social scientists, humanities scholars, engineers, economists, biologists, planners, and policy makers.

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6. tuition.uoregon.eduTuition | University of Oregon

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   The University of Oregon delivers a world-class education and exceptional experience to students from around the world. There are two main sources of revenue that pay for the bulk of the university’s operating costs: tuition and state support.

7. 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.

8. catalog.uoregon.edu › designCollege of Design < University of Oregon

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   The college (founded in 1914 and formerly known as the School of Architecture and Allied Arts) has degree programs in both Eugene and Portland. The College of Design comprises three schools and one independent department: School of Architecture and Environment; School of Art + Design; School of Planning, Public Policy and Management

9. news.uoregon.edu › content › advisory-board-makesAdvisory board makes 2022-23 tuition recommendations | Oregon ...

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   Feb 11, 2022 · The advisory board is recommending that the tuition rate for next year’s incoming class of undergraduate students be set at a level that is higher than the current rate by 4.5 percent for Oregon resident students and by 3 percent for nonresident students.