Freshman Requirements

Freshman Admission Info Once you are familiar with the UO's standard admission requirements, it's time to jump in the ring and apply online. For freshmen entering in the fall, the admission application—as well as the nonrefundable $50 application fee—is due January 15. Below you'll find information about what happens after you apply. How We Evaluate Your Application When making an admission decision we consider the following criteria: strength of academic course work grades earned grade trend standardized test scores senior-year course load motivation as demonstrated in the application essay extracurricular activities including community service and the need to work to assist your family ability to enhance the diversity of the university academic potential special talents Extracurricular activities will not compensate for low grades or weak course schedules. Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships More than 65 percent of UO students receive financial aid, scholarships, or both. Apply for Housing

Different Campus's Central Oregon Community College has campuses in Bend, Redmond, Madras and Prineville. For a list of services and classes at each campus, follow the links below. Redmond Campus The Redmond Campus and Manufacturing and Applied Technology Center are located at 2030 SE College Loop, Redmond Oregon. Phone: 541-504-2900. Madras Campus The Madras Education Center is located at 1170 E. Prineville Campus The COCC Crook County Open Campus is located at 510 SE Lynn Blvd. Also see: Chandler Lab

AVTEC Vocational School AVTEC - Long-Term Class Dates and Costs The training dates and costs found on this page are for long-term courses (more than 30 days or six weeks of training). Most long-term program sessions are Monday through Friday with six hours of instruction per day and have a one hour break totaling a seven hour school day. Links for other short-term training dates and courses are provided below. Training cost and dates are subject to change without notice. Contact the AVTEC Admissions Office at (907) 224-3322 or 1-800-478-5389 for additional training cost or date information. Long-Term Training Dates Updated February 19, 2014 Long-Term Training Costs Updated February 19, 2014 Other Training Dates and Costs Footnotes The technology, student service, room and board, and book fees are non-refundable. For information on purchasing meals for students living in family housing or off campus, please contact Admissions. Payment Information Students must pay their book fees and room & board fees for the entire term, at the beginning of each term.

AVTEC - Admissions and Financial Aid Welcome to Admissions and Financial Aid. Below you will find links from how to apply at AVTEC to financial aid opportunities. To speak with an Admissions Advisor, call (800) 478-5389. Application and Acceptance Process How to Apply Please read the following before continuing to the application process Completed applications must be turned in to the AVTEC Admissions Office with the following: A $25 non-refundable application feeA current picture IDHigh School Diploma, High School transcript, or GEDPassing TABE Test scores for your intended training program Applicants who are notified of acceptance for long term programs (six weeks or more) will be sent an acceptance letter. Note: AVTEC reserves the right to cancel any class due to the lack of applicants. Dormitory and Family Housing Residence Application Dormitory Residence Application and Contract (Adobe PDF document) Family Housing Residence Application (Adobe PDF document) Student Handbook (Adobe PDF document) Return to top Return to top

US Marine Corps | Marine Recruiting Academics & Programs - Centralia, Washington Academic Transfer Our Academic Transfer programs enable students to transfer credits earned at Centralia College to four-year institutions. The Associate in Arts (AA), the Associate in Liberal Arts (ALA), and the Associate in Science (AS) degree programs are courses of study planned in cooperation with most four-year colleges and universities in the state of Washington. Bachelor Programs Check out our Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) programs. Workforce Education Our Workforce Education professional and technical programs prepare students for employment in an occupational field. eLearning Our eLearning program is a great option for students who need flexibility in their schedules. Child & Family Studies Our Child & Family Studies program strengthens, educates, and supports families and students in the community. Transitional Education Continuing & Community Education Centralia College East