Overview
This page outlines the steps and requirements to apply as a domestic graduate student at the University of Oregon.
You are considered a domestic student if you:
- Are a citizen or lawful permanent resident of the United States
- Have been granted asylee, refugee or paroled in the public interest status by the United States government
- Are in the United States in an undocumented or DACAmented status
If you do not meet one of these criteria, you may need to apply as an international applicant.
Step 1: Review Program Requirements
Each graduate program sets its own application deadlines and required materials. Before applying, check your intended program's requirements:
Step 2: Complete the Online Application
Start your application using our Slate system:
Individual program requirements will vary, but most programs will require that you:
- Enter your academic history
- Upload unofficial transcripts* from all post-secondary institutions attended
- Upload your resume or CV
- Upload a statement of purpose
- Submit GMAT/GRE scores (varies by program)
- Provide names and contact information for references
You may apply to more than one graduate program per term. To apply to multiple programs you will create a new application for each program through your application portal.
*Unofficial transcripts are required for your application. If offered admission, you will then be required to provide official transcripts from all institutions where you have earned a Bachelor's degree or higher. Review the full policy below:
Official Transcript Requirement
Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Domestic Applicant Fee: $70
- Pay by debit/credit card within Slate
- Fee is non-refundable and is required for your application to be reviewed
Waivers: The Division of Graduate Studies offers graduate application fee waivers and discounts for applicants who meet specific criteria. For more information visit:
Step 4: Submit Additional Required Documents
After you submit your application you may be asked to provide additional documents such as
- Official test scores
- Proof of English Proficiency (Non-native English speakers only)
- Additional program-specific materials or requirements (i.e. interviews, follow-up items)
Step 5: Track Your Status
After submitting your application:
- Log in to Slate at any time to check the status of your materials
- Monitor your email for updates from the Division of Graduate Studies and your academic department
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