University of Oregon Top Questions

The campus is amazing, besides the parking being a nightmare.

I only seriously considered the University of Oregon. The reason I wanted to go there was because I wanted to major in Asian Studies and U of O's Asian Studies program was the oldest and largest in the nation.

University of Oregon has many different majors to choose from. All the different majors lead to real world work and experiences. Also, the college tries to encompass the surrounding community into it's teachings.

The culture was great! Good mix of academia, athletics, eclectics.

Compared to other schools, University of Oregon is extremely diverse and offers so many activities and outlets for all different types of students from all different backgrounds, but at the same time, all students are linked together and support each other in all the diversity, education and fun the school offers.

The University or Oregon is a highly prestigious school and happens to bw practicaly in my back yard. The many student activitied and programs offered make being both a mom and a full- time student a little easier. As a transfer student I was anxious about starting classes some where new. My first day of class set me at ease and turned my nervous anxiety into anticipation of what's to come.

Scool pride is always very present. Its a fun and lively campus and town to live in. Theres always tons to do, or you can easily head to the cost or the mountains.

I came to the University of Oregon because of the spirt. Of course it's green and beautiful as well but I wanted to be a part of the huge spirited community of the ducks!

It was in my home town and easily accessable to me. Many other family members also attended the UO prior to me and at the same time I did. The a cappella groups (On the Rocks, Divisi, and Mind the Gap) are awesome and listening to them is a nice way to relax.

The setting, the freedom and the overall quality of education at the University of Oregon. It's a great school. I am proud to be an alumni.