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Application for International Admission

One University Blvd.

La Grande, OR 97850

541-962-3393 or 800-452-8639

admissions@eou.edu

www.eou.edu/admissions

Eastern Oregon University

Eastern Oregon University is a member of the Oregon University System.

Eastern Oregon University is committed to providing equal education opportunities to all qualiﬁed

students without regard to race, color, sex, national origin, age religion, marital status, disability, veteran

status, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. Direct related inquiries to the Arma-

tive Action Oce, One University Blvd., Hoke 111, La Grande, OR 97850; telephone 541-962-3553.

Application for International Admission

Application deadlines: Fall term: Sept. 1 Winter term: Dec. 1 Spring term: March 1 Summer term: June 1

In addition to this application, to be admitted to Eastern Oregon University, follow instructions on the enclosed Freshman or Transfer

Admission Policy and Procedures. Admission is for degree seeking students. Admitted students are eligible to use Federal Financial

Aid and take more than eight credits per term. If you were previously admitted and have not earned a degree, use the Returning Stu-

dent Application.

_____ Fall _____ Winter _____ Summer _____ _____

Spring Year and term you plan to begin: Year

_____ Transfer _____ Post-baccalaureate _____Student type: New/Freshman

_____ National Student Exchange _____Federated States of Micronesia

_____ Online _____ Regional Center _____Primary location: La Grande Campus

Have you previously applied to or have you attended Eastern Oregon University? Yes _____ No _____

_____ Year _____ Last term attended: Term _____ Year _____If yes, date of last application: Term

Personal information

__ __ __ - __ __ - __ __ __ Social Security Number (if you have one from the U.S.) __ or Student ID Number ____________________

*See enclosed disclosure and consent statement.

Legal Name exactly as it appears on your passport.

Legal Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

First/given Last/surname Middle

Other name(s) that may appear on your academic records:

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

First/given MiddleLast/surname

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City County/Province State (country code) Current Mailing Address Zip

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City County/ProvincePermanent Address State (country code) Zip

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___ Work ___ Primary Phone Cell E-mail address

Emergency Contact Information: Please provide parent(s), legal guardian, relative or friend that can be reached in case of emergency.

Parent(s)

Legal guardian

_________________________ Other (specify)

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FirstLast Middle

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City County/Province State (country code) Mailing Address Zip

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___ Work ___ Primary Phone Cell E-mail address

___ Female ___ Your Date of Birth** ______ / ______ / ______ Your Gender** Male Month/Day/Year

**Ethnic/Racial Identiﬁcation: Please indicate your ethnic identity by selecting one of the following:

(Note: In compliance with federal reporting requirements, OUS universities must seek to identify the ethnic background of applicants for

admission. You are encouraged to supply this information, but may decline without prejudicing your application in any way.

Hispanic

Non-Hispanic

White, European American

Alaska Native

__________________________ Asian American (specify ethnic group)

Black, African American

__________________________ Paciﬁc Islander (specify ethnic group)

Middle Eastern (specify ethnic group) __________________________

_______________________ Hispanic American (specify ethnic group)

North African (specify ethnic group) __________________________

_______________________ American Indian (specify tribal aliation)

If none of the above is appropriate for you, please write in the ethnic/

____________________________________________________________ racial identiﬁcation you use ____________________________________

Academic information

Secondary/high school information: Please complete even if you will be entering as a transfer or graduate.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Name of secondary/high school City/Country

________________ Date of graduation or date you expect to graduate from secondary/high school:

Colleges/universities attended: List below every college and/or university you have attended or are currently attending whether or not

credits were earned. Omitting a prior college or university from this list may result in denial of admission or disciplinary action. Send

ocial transcripts directly to the Oce of Admissions at Eastern Oregon University. Applicants with foreign transcripts see enclosed

Transfer Admission Policy and Procedures. For additional colleges, please attach a separate sheet.

Yr Mo Yr credits completed

Enrolled

From To Degree received and

School Name City/State Mo

_____ Associate _____ Certiﬁcate _____What is your degree objective: Bachelor

__________________________________________________________________ Undecided _____Primary major:

______________________________________________________ Undecided _____What is your career objective:

Examination information: Identify the test you have taken or plan to take and the dates you did take or will take them. Please self re-

port your scores or attach an ocial copy of your results here.

_____ Date __________ Score _____ IELTS _____ Date __________ Score _____TOEFL

Canadian students only:

_____ V _____ M _____ TSWE _____

SAT Reasoning

_____ M _____ _____

V SAT I

_____ Test _____ Score ____ Test _____ Score _____ Test _____ Score _____ SAT II

Citizenship

Country of citizenship: _______________________________________________

Country of permanent residency: ______________________________________

City and country of birth: ____________________________________________

Native language: ___________________________________________________

U.S. Visa you now hold:

_____ Exchange Visitor (J-1) _____ Other _____ None _____Student (F-1)

If you hold a U.S. Visa (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System:)

Are you entered in SEVIS?

Yes

___________________________________________ No If yes, what is your SEVIS number? N

Are you currently in status?

Yes

Will you leave the U.S. for 5 months or more between studies?

Yes

On a separate sheet, and only if your spouse and/or children will accompany you to EOU, provide name, date of birth, country of citi-

zenship, country of permanent residency, city and country of birth, and relationship for each accompanied by a copy of each of their

identiﬁcation pages in their passports.

Eastern Oregon University is committed to providing equal education opportunities to all qualiﬁed students without regard to race, color, sex, national

origin, age, religion, marital status, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. Direct related inquiries to the

Armative Action Oce, One University Blvd., Hoke 111, La Grande, OR 97850; telephone 541-962-3553.

**EOU Legacy: Did anyone in your immediate family attend EOU?

Yes

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Relationship YearName Degree earned

Did your parent(s) complete a 4-year college education?

Yes

**Activities you plan to be involved in at EOU:

Music performance

Theatre

Student newspaper

Student government

Outdoor programs

Varsity athletics (specify sport) _____________________

Other ________________________________

**Have you visited campus?

Yes

No If yes, for what event(s)? ______________________________________ When? _________

**How did you learn about EOU? ___________________________________________________________________________________

Please list school age siblings up to 12th grade: Name, graduation year, birth date, address if dierent.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature required

The Oregon University System expects you to provide complete and accurate responses to the items on this application for admission.

Further, the ocial documents that you submit in support of this application must be authentic, unaltered records that pertain to you.

Your signature is your certiﬁcation of the accuracy and completeness of the information you provide.

I certify the information on this application is correct and complete. I understand that withholding records of academic work or giving

false information is grounds for dismissal or denial of admission. I also understand that, whether or not I enroll, this application and all

other submitted documents will not be returned to me. (Please sign in ink. This application is valid for one year prior to matriculation.)

Signature: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Applicant’s signature Date

* Social Security Number Disclosure and Consent Statement

As an eligible educational institution, EOU must receive your correct social security number (SSN) to ﬁle certain returns with the IRS and to furnish a statement to you. The returns EOU must ﬁle contain informa-

tion about qualiﬁed tuition and related expenses. Privacy Act Notice—Section 6109 of the Internal Revenue Code requires you to give your correct SSN to persons who must ﬁle information returns with the IRS

to report certain information. The IRS uses the numbers for identiﬁcation purposes and to help verify the accuracy of your tax return. For more information please refer to IRS code 6050S. You will be issued a

student ID number for your academic record at Eastern.

**This information will not be used for making admissions decisions. However, you are encouraged to provide this information for data collection, application processing, and research purposes.

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International Admission Policy and Procedures

Notiﬁcation of Admission Status

After all required documents are received and evaluated by an Admission

Ocer, successful applicants will receive a letter of acceptance and an I-20

form necessary for obtaining an F-1 student visa. Admitted students will be

required to meet all federal regulations outlined for F-1 visa holders and will

be required to maintain a minimum of 12 credit hours per term and meet all

academic standards and policies.

Passports and Visas

Before coming to the United States to engage in studies, all students must

obtain a passport from their home government and a visa from a United

States Embassy or Consulate. Note: All f-1 visa applicants will be required to

pay an additional fee of $200 in U.S. dollars before applying for the visa. This

(I-901) fee will be paid directly to the Student Exchange and Visitor Program

(SEVP). When making an appointment to apply for the F-1 visa, one must

present the following items to a consulate:

• FormI-20:AcerticateofeligibilitythatisgrantedbyEOU

• LetterofAcceptancefromEOU

• Avalidpassport

• Proofofsucientnancialsupport

• ReceiptofpaymentforI-901fee

Transfer Students:

All F-1 visa holders who leave the U.S. for ﬁve months or more between stud-

ies are required to apply for a new F-1 visa.

New Student Orientation and Activities

For students who will be joining EOU, participation in International Student

Orientation is an additional component of Week of Welcome and attendance

is required. For Fall Term, this is a fun-ﬁlled week of activities and learning

that begins the week before classes begin in September. During orientation

students are able to learn about the campus, meet faculty and other students,

and prepare for classes. International students will participate in separate

events to welcome them to campus and help them adjust to the culture and

living in the United States. Winter and Spring term orientation is modiﬁed to

a shorter schedule.

International Student Adviser

Immigration counseling is available for international students through the

International Student Adviser. The adviser acts as the liaison between inter-

national students and their sponsoring agencies, and provides assistance

in the interpretation of immigration laws and regulations. General advising

and counseling is also available. The International Student Adviser will help

students become acquainted with EOU and the La Grande community, ﬁnd

solutions for academic concerns, and personal or social situations.

Estimated Costs

The estimated cost of attendance is subject to change at any time and one

should allow a minimum of four percent increase in expense per year. Under-

graduate estimated tuition and fees is based on 15 credits per term. Graduate

estimated tuition and fees is based on 12 credits per term. Students who

have graduated from a state recognized high school in Oregon, Idaho and

Washington within the previous 3 year period prior to the term of enrollment

are eligible for resident tuition rates Also, students who were enrolled in an

institution of higher education in Idaho or Washington within 12 months prior

to the term of enrollment are eligible for resident tuition. Students will need

to provide EOU with ﬁnancial documentation and a signed and notarized a-

davit of support to be admitted to the university. The ocial bank statements

should indicate a minimum of the total estimated expenses for one year. The

estimated costs are as follows:

2012-2013 Undergraduate Costs Graduate Costs

Academic Year (USD) (USD)

Tuition and Fees $13,233.00 $ 17,193.00

Room and Board $ 8,703.00 $ 8,703.00

Books and Supplies (May vary) $ 1,350.00 $ 1,350.00

Health Insurance (Required) $ 1,380.00 $ 1,380.00

Personal Expenses

$ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00

Total Estimated $26,166.00 $30,126.00

Personal expenses will vary and are not paid directly to EOU.

Additional evidence of funding will need to be shown if you bring

a spouse and/or dependents with you to the U.S. Estimates are

based on 12 months of living expenses including health insurance:

$6,600 for the ﬁrst dependent and $4,600 for each additional

dependent.

Medical Insurance

As an international student at EOU, major medical insurance that

meets speciﬁc criteria is required. To ensure international students

have adequate coverage, automatic enrollment in the EOU student

health insurance takes place at the beginning each term of the

academic year. Spouses and/or dependent children must also be

insured under the student’s coverage. Dependent coverage is at

an additional cost. Cost is based on 2012-13 premium per term av-

erage and is subject to change. The EOU student health insurance

policy, cost, ad waiver information can be found at www.eou.edu/

saairs/health-insurance.

About the Community

Eastern Oregon University is located in La Grande, Oregon, a

community of approximately 12,000 people. Most shopping and

activities are within a two-mile walking distance of campus. Most

students have some mode of transportation, such as a bike or car,

however, this is not a necessity. There is a taxi service in the city,

and a shuttle bus that will be paid for by student fees. La Grande

is in the heart of the Blue Mountains between Portland, Oregon

and Boise, Idaho, along Interstate 84. Driving to La Grande takes

approximately four hours from Portland and three hours from

Boise, ﬁve hours from Seattle, Washington, and four hours from

Spokane, Washington.

There are four distinct seasons: a sunny splendid fall, a crisp cold

winter with snow, a cool spring and a temperate summer. There

are plenty of opportunities to ski, snowboard, sled, hike, ﬁsh,

camp, rock climb, raft and participate in a wide range of outdoor

activities. For more information about the town of La Grande visit

www.visitlagrande.com.

Transportation to La Grande

The closes major airport to La Grande is Portland, Oregon, 260

miles west of La Grande. Most students choose to take a small

plane from the Portland International Airport to the Pendleton

Regional Airport located in Pendleton, Oregon, a city 50 miles

northwest of La Grande. Greyhound Bus Lines also has service

to La Grande. On a ﬁrst visit to EOU’s campus, all international

students who have arranged a time with the International Student

Adviser will be met at the Pendleton Regional Airport or the La

Grande Greyhound bus station.

Accreditation

Eastern Oregon University is a state-funded institution and

part of the Oregon University System. EOU is accredited by

the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges.

Student Checklist

r Read the information about admissions and procedures.

r Read the statement to certify the accuracy of the

information provided and sign your application for

admission.

r Request ocial test scores to be sent to this institution.

EOU’s school code is 4300.

r Request ocial transcripts from your high school at time

of application and after graduation and/or from all

colleges you have attended.

r Make a complete copy of application for personal

records.

r Complete immunization veriﬁcation form. Form will be

provided. (All new students.)

r Submit $50 enrollment deposit.

Applicants who are not United States citizens or immigrants will be

considered for admission to Eastern Oregon University as international

students.

Freshman

To be considered for admission, international students applying from

high school must have:

> The equivalent to a “standard” U.S. high school diploma (“modiﬁed,”

“honorary,” or other “non-standard” diplomas are not recognized.)

> A grade point average equivalent to a 2.75 on the U.S. 4.00 scale.

> English proﬁciency as demonstrated by achieving 500 on the paper

based TOEFL; a 61 on the Internet based TOEFL; a score of 5 on the

IELTS; or satisfactory completion of level 112 in an English Language

School.

> Veriﬁcation of ﬁnances through bank statements and adavit

of support.

Transfer

To be considered for admission, transfer students must have:

> The equivalent of a minimum of a 2.25 cumulative GPA on the U..S

4.00 scale taken from an accredited college or university. Students with

fewer than 30 transferable credits must also meet the freshman require-

ments listed above. All transcripts must be ocial and in English.

> English proﬁciency as demonstrated by achieving 500 on the paper

based TOEFL; a 61 on the internet based TOEFL; a score of 5 on the

IELTS; or satisfactory completion of level 112 in an English Language

School.

> Veriﬁcation of ﬁnances through bank statements and adavit

of support.

Graduate

To be considered for admission, graduate students must have:

> Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution

> English proﬁciency as demonstrated by achieving 550 on the paper

based TOEFL; a 79 on the internet based TOEFL; a score of 6 on the

IELTS; or satisfactory completion of level 112 in an English Language

School.

> Veriﬁcation of ﬁnances through bank statements and adavit

of support.

> Graduate students must also apply for admission to the speciﬁc grad-

uate program.

> Please review the information and requirements provided on the

Graduate Admissions page:

More Information

To receive additional information regarding admissions policies and pro-

cedures, please contact Michelle Hines, International Admissions, toll-free

at 1-800-452-8639 or e-mail international@eou.edu.

EOU Academic Year

EOU has three terms that make up the academic year: fall, winter and

spring. Fall term begins during the last week of September and extends

through the second week of December, winter term begins during the

ﬁrst week of January and extends through the second week of March,

and spring term begins the last week of March and extends through the

second week of June.

International Student Admissions Procedures

The following is the process to apply for admissions to EOU. Please send

the items below to:

Oce of Admissions

Eastern Oregon University

One University Blvd.

La Grande, OR 97850-2807

> Completed EOU Application for International Admissions

> Proof of English language proﬁciency. Using school code #4300, o-

cial TOEFL or IELTS score reports should be sent directly to EOU from

the testing center. English Language School Reports should be sent

directly from the English Language School.

> Evidence of adequate ﬁnancial resources for you and your depen-

dents while at Eastern Oregon University. This must include an Adavit

of Support certifying that adequate ﬁnancial resources in U.S. dollars

are available to meet your educational and living expenses for four

years or the duration of intended sty.

> An ocial bank statement should indicate a minimum of the total

estimated expenses for one year. See estimated costs to determine

amount.

> All ocial transcript(s) and academic records from every institute,

college, university or post-secondary school attended. Transcript(s)

must be in English translation. Please see Foreign Transcript Evaluation

Policy sheet for more information and fee schedule.

Residence Hall Requirement

All undergraduate international students are required to live on campus

their ﬁrst year at EOU. A separate housing application is required. Please

go to www.eou.edu/reslife for more information and to complete the

online housing application at no cost.

Immunization Requirement

All international students are required to provide proof in English of mea-

sles and mumps immunization prior to registering for classes at EOU.

www.eou.edu/admissions/ﬁles/2011/10/Immunization_Form.pdf.

International Admission Requirements

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

& CONCENTRATIONS

Anthropology/Sociology

Concentration: Anthropology*

Sociology

Sociology-Social Welfare

Art

Biology

Concentration: Ecological & Organismal

Biology

Molecular Biology

Biochemistry

Chemistry**

Concentration: Physical Chemistry

Computer Science/Multimedia Studies

Concentration: Multimedia

Computer Science

Statistical & Scientiﬁc

Computing

English/Writing

Concentration: Rhetoric & Culture

English Studies

Writing

History *

Liberal Studies*

Mathematics

Concentration: Applied Mathematics

Mathematical Studies

Theoretical Mathematics

Media Arts & Communication

Concentration: Communication

Digital Design

Journalism

Film Production

Music

Modern Language & Global Culture

Concentration: Spanish

Dual Language

Global Studies

Philosophy, Politics & Economics*

Psychology*

Public Administration*

Theatre

Concentration: Acting

Design

Directing

Theatre Pedagogy

Playwriting

Stage Management

MINORS

Anthropology/Sociology*

Art

Biology*

Chemistry

Communication*

Computer Science

Digital Media

Economics*

English Studies*

Environmental Chemistry

Film Production

Geography*

Geology

History*

Interdisciplinary Writing & Rhetoric*

International Studies

Journalism

Mathematics

Mathematical Studies (MDST majors only)

Multimedia Studies

Music

Native American Studies*

Philosophy*

Physics

Political Science*

Psychology*

Public Administration*

Religious Studies*

Rhetoric & Culture

Spanish*

Statistical & Scientiﬁc Computing

Statistical Mathematics

Theatre Arts

Writing

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Computer Programming I

Computer Programming II

Public Service

Spanish for Health Care Professionals

Systems Engineering

Web Authoring

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

Law

Medical Technology

Dentistry

Dental Hygiene (Partnership with ODS)

Agricultural Sciences

Fisheries & Wildlife

Forestry

Medicine

Nursing

Optometry

Pharmacy

Physical Therapy

Physician Assistant

Veterinary Medicine

GRADUATE PROGRAM

Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

& CONCENTRATIONS

Business Administration*

Concentration: Leadership, Organization

& Management

Marketing

International Business

Tourism

Accounting

Accounting CPA Track

Fire Services Administration*

Liberal Studies*

Concentration: Business & Health

Promotion

MINORS

Business*

Military Science

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS

Administrative Management

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Oce Management

GRADUATE PROGRAM

Master of Business Administration (MBA)*

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

& CONCENTRATIONS

Liberal Studies*

Concentration: Early Childhood Education

Multidisciplinary Studies

Multidisciplinary Studies/Elementary Education

(Dual Major only)

Physical Activity & Health*

Concentration: Physical Education & Sport

Exercise Science

Health & Wellness

Studies

MINORS

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

Gerontology*

Health Studies*

Physical Education*

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS

Elementary Education*

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Education*

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

SERVICE PROGRAMS

English for Speakers of Other Languages

Fire Services Administration*

Health

Military Science

Special Education

Reading

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Master of Science in Education (MS)*

Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)*

Special Education Endorsement*

Reading Endorsement*

ESOL Endorsement

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Teaching of Writing*

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

Agricultural Sciences

Crop & Soil Science

Natural Resources

Rangeland Ecology & Management

Cooperative Program with Oregon State University

MINORS

Agricultural Science

Animal Science

Crop Science

Fish & Wildlife

Natural Resources

Rangeland Ecology & Management

Soil Science

NURSING

BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

Nursing (BS)

Nursing (RN/BS)

Cooperative Program with Oregon Health & Sciences

University

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Selected graduate programs may be available on the

La Grande campus. Please see the OHSU School of

Nursing course catalog for more information. www.

ohsu.edu

*Also available via online/onsite course offerings

**3/2 Engineering option is also offered in cooperation

with Oregon State University

For more information on academic programs go to

www.eou.edu/academics.

Academic programs

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