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I had a wonderful experience at University of Oregon. It was usually no problem to get into the classes needed and the advise...
I had a wonderful experience at University of Oregon. It was usually no problem to get into the classes needed and the advisers are very helpful. The professors are very engaged and available. There are many different libraries around campus with excellent study spots and helpful assistants. Overall it's a very beautiful campus with many unique buildings and works of art surrounded by old trees and flower beds. The food on campus is pretty amazing in flavor and variety. I came from out of state and had no idea how many things could be composted or recycled, you will learn very quickly. The newer dorms are very nice but I would avoid the old ones. It is a very diverse population with a large international student ratio and professors from all over the world. This was one of the top selling points for me. Also everyone is very friendly with a strong sense of community. There's always something going on around campus. Whether you're active or chill you'll find your people.
University of Oregon is a great school, but there are some of the things freshman should know. When you have to go to orienta...
University of Oregon is a great school, but there are some of the things freshman should know. When you have to go to orientation (introducktion) go to the earliest one that you can. This way you can get some of your gen-ed things taken care of early. U of O faculty is usually very nice to students, the farther down the ladder you get. Those who work as janitors or or housing services are by far the nicest people. I have had difficulty speaking with people higher up, as I try to explain certain circumstances to them. It feels like U of O is all about the money. That is my biggest complaint. They don't try to help you, discuss options or any of that. You pay what you're supposed to pay and that's that. It's a great school, but I wish I didn't feel like they only want me here for the $26,000.
I love it! It is my dream school. The campus is beautiful. Hills and Rivers surround the campus. People stay close to campus....
I love it! It is my dream school. The campus is beautiful. Hills and Rivers surround the campus. People stay close to campus. A lot of bike theft. Phil Knight donates all the time. Best track team in the nation. Rains a lot. Very unique buildings. The recreational center is insane.
I was visitor and the campus is breathtaking!
I was visitor and the campus is breathtaking!
I enjoyed my first year at UO! Students in some form are typically active with a drive in academics. It takes about 10-12 min...
I enjoyed my first year at UO! Students in some form are typically active with a drive in academics. It takes about 10-12 minutes to get across campus. It has the feel of large campus with a big student body but the community friendliness of a small college campus.
The University of Oregon is a pretty lively place. There is always an event, a club meeting, an office hour, or a study group...
The University of Oregon is a pretty lively place. There is always an event, a club meeting, an office hour, or a study group to attend. It's really easy to get involved here and there are lots of options to choose from. The campus is beautiful, but it rains about 1/3 of the days here so be prepared. The party scene is pretty big, there are always parties on the weekends held off campus, but there are a lot of ways to get home safely from them via their shuttle service.
I absolutely love the UO here is no other place id rather be. The campus is beautiful its never a "cloudy day" in Eugene. It ...
I absolutely love the UO here is no other place id rather be. The campus is beautiful its never a "cloudy day" in Eugene. It is so easy to get involved and meet others. If you're into sports or any kind of athletics the UO is the place to be! The classes are all amazing and every advisor is actually here for you.
The University of Oregon is an excellent school. I am from Arizona yet I have never felt more at home being so far away. The ...
The University of Oregon is an excellent school. I am from Arizona yet I have never felt more at home being so far away. The academics challenge you and set you up for a successful future. There are many opportunities to grow as a person here and I believe this school sets students up to be something bigger than themselves.
Awesome school in a beautiful location. Clearly a public university, so sometimes funding can be hard to come by, especially ...
Awesome school in a beautiful location. Clearly a public university, so sometimes funding can be hard to come by, especially coming from out of state. Overall, an amazing school with great spirit and nice people. Can't wait for a few more years here.
The good: It's an excellent education particularly if you're going for human physiology. In general the teachers are good and...
The good: It's an excellent education particularly if you're going for human physiology. In general the teachers are good and (with rare exception) passable. Student life is vibrant and it can be hard to keep up with everything that is going on. Whether it is religion that gets you going every day or Rocky Horror call back lines there is a group for you. Housing off-campus is relatively easy to find and less expensive than on campus housing. If you enjoy watching/playing sports there is a huge community for that. It really is called Tracktown USA for a reason. The bad: The culture on campus and Eugene in general emphasizes alcohol and marijuana. Both are legal in Oregon, but were massively present before it was legal. While neither are inherently bad, the emphasis did have a deleterious effect on many people's education. While the campus is not this, the town is currently (2017) very homogenous. If you are a POC, you tend to stand out here. That has begun to change, however it is notable.
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