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Spend a day getting to know WOU! Campus tours Weekdays at 10:00 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 2:30 p.m. You can also schedule an appointment with an admissions counselor, meet with a professor from your area of interest or attend a class of your choice. Please provide two weeks advance notice if you wish to schedule an appointment with a professor or attend a class. Tours are also offered during winter, spring and summer break at 1:30 p.m. and include the Residence Halls.
Visitation programs Including preview days, These events provide students and their families the opportunity to learn more about WOU. Program activities include campus and residence hall tours, lunch at Valsetz Dining Hall, interest sessions and an academic department information fair.
Online registration for the Saturday, May 3, Preview Day is closed
Campus tours or visitation programs: learn more
The WOU Tuition Promise The Western Tuition Promise is our guarantee that incoming undergraduate students will not have a tuition increase for four academic years.
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The application process Important - please note: WOU’s admissions policy allows students the opportunity to apply throughout the academic year. It is the responsibility of each student applying to the university to be aware of deadlines pertaining to financial aid, scholarships and programs of study. Please check the following links and/or contact and admissions counselor if you need assistance.
Admissions counseling staff University admissions counselors are available to assist applicants If you have any questions or wish to schedule an appointment Please call us toll free at 1-877-877-1593 or e-mail wolfgram@wou.edu
WOU nursing program WOU has been working with The Oregon Health and Sciences University (OHSU) to offer a Bachelor of Science, nursing degree. Students will begin their pre-nursing track at WOU and apply for admission to continue in the OHSU program at WOU at the end of their freshman year. The nursing degree will have an emphasis on rural healthcare.
Learn more | Download printable PDF about the program
Financing your education There are many options available to help fund a university education as well as information to help individuals and their families budget for the upcoming year.
Financial aid
Expenses
Western Undergraduate Exchange Program (WUE) Allows eligible students from participating western states a special reduced tuition level - 150% of resident tuition learn more
Advanced Placement (AP) WOU awards credit to students who have per formed at high levels on the Advanced Placement exams
International Baccalaureate Program (IB) WOU offers one of the most comprehensive policies for recognition of high performance in the International Baccalaureate Program (IB). Students earning the full diploma are eligible for scholarships, credits, housing priority, honors program selection, and assistance in securing study abroad opportunities.
Dual enrollment program at Western Oregon University With either Chemeketa Community College and Clatsop Community College The program is an opportunity for students to complete one application process for enrollment at Chemeketa Community College, Clatsop Community College and/or Western Oregon University. Eligible students can receive financial aid at one institution for the combined credits at each school. The program is open to all U.S. citizens, permanent residents and eligible non-citizens pursuing their initial bachelor’s degree. learn more
Living on campus Western Oregon University's residence halls are nationally recognized for quality of life, including great food! View the current room & board rates, or use the room & board price estimator link to calculate the cost of your specific room & board choices.
For transfer students Their are specific requirements that transfer students need to know when applying for admission. Please check the links listed below.
For international students If you are an international student considering coming to Western Oregon University, it is best to contact International Students and Scholars office directly or click on the following links below. International Students and Scholars Affairs Phone: 503-838-8425, Fax: 503-838-8435, E-mail: global@wou.edu
Study abroad and international internships Students who study abroad or participate in international internships increase their global awareness, develop their critical thinking and problem solving skills, develop greater self confidence, and gain experience that helps them achieve their personal and career goals.
For more information, visit www.wou.edu/studyabroad
Programs and support services for prospective and new students Options are available to help prospective students gain admission as well as support students while enrolled at the university.
WOU admissions professional values First and foremost Western Oregon University's admissions staff is dedicated to serving the needs of the student and their family. We will provide accurate and complete information in a timely, professional and supportive way. We believe that college success is dependent upon many factors including the right fit between the student and university. We will work with students and their families in the college search and admissions process as partners.
WOU is proud to be a member of the following professional organizations. We support and adhere to their professional standards and guiding principles.
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Student Right to Know Western Oregon University provides the following information regarding our institution’s graduation rates. This information is provided in compliance with the Higher Education Act of 1965. The graduation rates reflect the graduation status of students who initially enrolled at Western Oregon University during the 1999-2000 academic year and for who 150% of the normal time to completion has elapsed.
Information for the Cleary Act can be found on the WOU website at the bottom of every page under the WOU Campus Safety Report
During fall 1999 770 new first-time degree seeking undergraduate students entered the university. As a June 2006 54.8% of these students graduated and 6.2% were still enrolled and making progress towards their degree. A total of 139 new transfer students from Oregon community colleges enrolled at WOU during this same period and 81.3% of these students had completed their degree on or before June 30, 2006.
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