University of Oregon Top Questions

The quality of the teachers and the way that they really care about their students and really want them to succeed. I also like that they have heritage classes for latino students which helps them use their language with other students of their same background as well as ineract with them. It helps me and I am sure as well as others to feel at home because you are surrounded that are going through the same situations as you are whether it be finacially, culturally, or even family wise.

The best thing about University of Oregon is the sense of community. Students who attend University of Oregon will be Duck fans for life!

The diversity of people and cultures. The school is openly welcome to all races creeds, religions, etc. and in fact, encourages students to explore learning about people who may be considered different from themselves.

I consider the best thing to be about the University of Oregon, is the people and the diversity. Even with exams and finals draining you emotionally, everyone takes time to be pleasant to one another. We are a very welcoming school and love that there are people from other countries that are currently in attendance. There are judgmental people, of course, but for the most part everyone treats you like family.

At first, I wasn't sure I like it here but now I really enjoy it because there is always something going on and the majority of professors that I have encountered really do care about the students and are extremely passionate about their field of choice.

For me, the many programs that provide LGBTQ students opportunity to have a safe place to be themselves and flourish on campus are what I consider best about the school.

My school plans curriculum that leads the students to their career goals by including marketable competencies that give students real experience.

Our campus is unique in the fact that it is kept very green all year round and is extremely beautiful. The climate of Oregon helps out with this a lot. Oregon is beautiful all year round and the proper care of the campus reflects this a lot.

Our campus is very green! We recycle almost everything if it's possible, even your food!

This is a great school because everyone is so spirited about everything at the school. We were voted one of the loudest football stadiums in the country. This just makes it a lot more fun because it's a way to get everyone excited about the school. Academics at this school are great as well, we have nationally acclaimed business and journalism programs and the other programs are fantastic as well, especially in the liberal arts.

I love the freedom to be whoever I want to be. The teachers are very helpful and so much fun to work with. Taking small classes is the best decision I ever made. Never attend a 40+ classroom.

I don't think that the University of Oregon is a good school for students who want to be critical thinkers or engage in a meaningful way with the material they study.

The best thing about the University of Oregon is the level of open-mindedness and acceptance. I was never made to feel like an outcast. I met all sorts of people with all different interests and each person was able to find their niche.

The food, people, friendships. experiences, learning, sharing, getting involved, and everything! The students that come here are the absolute best because we learn from eachother and create one of the best climates for acceptance I've ever experienced.

I appreciate the vast array of communities and activities to get involved with, such as religious groups/activities, sports, cultural groups/activities, community service organizations, etc.

What I really like about the University of Oregon is that there are so many interesting classes. The requirements require you to take two multicultural classes in order to graduate. At first I was unsure about taking Comparitive Literature (a multicultural class). But in the end I was really glad I took it because it was very interesting and it taught me how to look at literature as well as art in a whole new way. If it was not for the Universities requirement I probably never would have had that great experience.

The best thing about my school is that it has a lot of East Asian people. I'm extremely interested in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean cultures and it gives me a chance to interact with them and experience some of their culture, when because of my financial standing I most likely won't get to visit all three places. I also have the chance to take Japanese and Korean which in Oregon is a rare opportunity to have at a university.

The best thing about this school is the location of all the buildings because it's very easy to get to one class to another on a bike. Also, we have a great athletic program and the Ducks are very successful in sports, including football, basketball and track and field.

I really like how diverse my school is. There are all sorts of different people to get to know and create friendships with. I also really enjoy how active my school is. There are always several different athletic activities going on no matter what time of day.

The tools it is giving me for life.