Congratulations, Future Ducks!
Welcome to the ÍøÆØÃÅ! We know a Duck when we spot one. You’ve earned your place at a university known for excellence on and off the field, and where bold ideas turn to breakthroughs. Get ready - your Oregon experience starts now!
Bookmark this site, along with your to stay on track with next steps and to officially join the next class of brilliant, curious, passionate Ducks. Whether you’re a first-year, transfer, or international student, this site offers you the helpful resources you need to confirm admission and prepare for life at Oregon.
Next Steps for Fall Enrollment
Classes start September 28, 2026.
Register for Housing by Feb 28
Register by the Feb 28 priority deadline to be in the first group of students to make room selections.
Access the My Housing portal 4 days after your admission notification. You will need your UO ID, which begins with 95 and was sent via email.
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Submit your FAFSA by Mar 1
The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is your first step to maximizing your eligibility for federal loans, grants, and scholarships to support your college needs.
The UO's FAFSA school code is 003223.
Make it Official by May 1
Submit your Intent to Register (ITR) and $200 advance tuition deposit to officially commit to the UO.
Confirm your decision (submit your ITR) by 11:59 pm on May 1. if you need information for spring, summer or winter terms
Scholarships
In addition to submitting your FAFSA, apply for all UO and other for which you may qualify. A simple web search can open the door to countless opportunities.
Come visit us!
Visiting campus in Eugene is the best way to experience what life as a Duck will be.
Choose from two different admitted-student visit experiences based on your needs. Both options provide a guided overview of our 295-acre campus and start at our Student Welcome Center, where you can also view full-size double and triple residence hall rooms to help you select housing options that suit your style.
Admitted Student Tours
- Spend a morning or afternoon exploring campus (minimum 2 hours, with options to extend)
- Offered most weekdays and Saturdays from February through April
- Includes a group presentation (up to 150 students) and a campus tour capped at 25 guests
- Student-led academic tours available on select weekdays
- Free to attend, registration required
Duck Days
- A full-day experience offered on select Fridays:
- Feb 20
- Mar 20
- Apr 3, 10, 17
- Includes large group presentations and sessions with tours capped at 25 guests
- Academic sessions with faculty or advisors in your fields of study
- Free to attend, registration required
Important: When registering for a campus visit, please wait to make travel arrangements until you have received your confirmation email. These events often fill to capacity and once that occurs, we are unable to change your registration to accommodate previously made travel plans. For instance, we cannot add you to a full event even if you’ve made flight reservations before registering.
Attend a Duck Admissions Event Near You
The UO admissions team is on the road! From February 22 to April 12, the UO will be visiting nearly 40 cities and could be in an area near you.
If you can’t come to campus, these events are a great opportunity to connect with UO closer to home and learn about Duck life and academics. You’ll also celebrate your admission and connect with fellow incoming Ducks to begin building community before you ever set foot on campus.
Become a Duck Like These
Cinthia Muñiz Sanchez
Hometown: Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
Major: Neuroscience
Minor: Chemistry
A neuroscience major and chemistry minor, Cinthia is blending curiosity with compassion to understand the brain and improve lives. Her research explores Parkinson’s brain activity, while community health clinics are shaping her service focus. She now aspires to become a pediatric physician serving children and families.
Nathan King
Hometown: Nederland, Colorado
Majors: Psychology
Minor: Music
Advice for first-years: Slow down. Take your headphones out, put your phone away, and look around. Enjoy the food you eat. Spend time with people that expand your mind. Choose your words. If you find yourself going through the motions, take a step back. Find activities that relax your mind and do them regularly. Be curious and patient.
Eden McCall
Hometown: Salem, Oregon
Major: Journalism
Minor: Science Communication
Eden McCall, '24, turns science into compelling stories. A Hearst Award winner for her environmental project Nature Next Door, Eden mastered video, data visualization, and immersive storytelling at UO—launching a career with OPB and even the White House, while still a student journalist.
Connect with Other New Ducks on NearPeer!
NearPeer is a unique online community specifically for our admitted students. It’s a great way to start connecting with other new Ducks from your area and around the world who will be joining the flock.
Sign up using the email on your UO application. Our student ambassadors often pop up in chats to answer questions and offer resources too!
We can't wait to have you here!