Oregon Applicant Comparison Form
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You can find your Oregon tax liability on the OR-40 form under the section labeled 'Tax Computation.' This area summarizes your taxable income and the corresponding tax calculations. Being thorough when filling out this form, including using the Oregon Applicant Comparison Form, can help maintain accuracy in reporting.
Do I send three or four letters of recommendation? The minimum number of letters of professional reference is three.
Calculating the UO Grade Point Average The GPA is calculated by dividing the total grade points by the total number of credits of A, B, C, D, and F grades. Marks of P, P, N, W, I, X, Y, and grades earned in remedial courses numbered below 100, are disregarded in the computation of the UO GPA.
OU Application: Students should receive a notification of their admission decision through regular mail within 4 to 6 weeks.
Grade point average: The UO will use the grade point average (unweighted or weighted on a 4.00 scale) reported by your school on your official transcript (grades 912). Rolling admission notification: Students will be notified of their admission decision on a rolling basis beginning in October.
It can take up to four weeks to receive a response.
Rolling admission notification: Students will be notified of their admission decision on a rolling basis beginning in October. Students who apply by the November 1 Early Action deadline will receive a response by December 15. Students who apply by the January 15 deadline can expect a decision by April 1.
If you have a GPA of at least 3.0, there is no minimum SAT or ACT score. If your GPA is lower than 3.0, there are minimum SAT/ACT scores you need for admission, which you can view here.
The University of Oregon considers students for admission and scholarships based on a cumulative weighted GPA. This GPA is recalculated based on a student's completed coursework and may not be the same as the GPA shown on the transcript. The UO will include all grades from coursework from ninth grade forward.
Apply by the November 1 Early Action (or early notification) deadline, and you'll hear from us by December 15. Apply before the regular January 15 deadline, and you'll receive our decision by April 1. No matter when you apply, you will have until May 1 to make your decision.
