EASTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY

Eastern Oregon University’s small size, safe campus and

scenic beauty make it a special place for students from

every part of the world! Our professors and staff are

dedicated to helping you succeed, and with fewer than

30 students in each class, you will benefit from working

directly with our highly qualified teaching faculty. Our low international tuition means EOU is also a great

value for your education! EOU international tuition is

the lowest out of all universities in Oregon and you are

guaranteed great value for your education because of

the small class sizes.

Get involved! This is the perfect place for finding

leadership opportunities and exciting things to do. We

have more than 50 student clubs and organizations

for students interested in biology, rodeo, skiing and

snowboarding, psychology and many other activities!

Visit campus online:

eou.edu/visitor/tour

International & Pacific Island Students

Planning the International Students Association 28th Dinner and Show has been a lot of fun this term. Not only am I getting an amazing education in the classroom, but I am learning so much about other countries and building connections with people from all over the world.”

Kuzivakwashe “Kuzi” KambashaZimbabwe, AfricaB.S. in Biology

Our International Student Association

is a club with a long tradition of

showcasing the rich cultural heritage

reflected among our undergraduates.

One University Blvd. | La Grande, OR | 97850-2807

800-452-8639 | international@eou.edu | eou.edu/international8/16

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EOU student population 1,500 on campus students

Degree programs Choose from 23 bachelor’s degrees; 4 master’s degrees; 27 minors; multiple pre-professional programs.

Most popular fields of study Business Administration, Liberal Studies, Elementary Education, Psychology, Fire Services Administration, Anthropology/Sociology, Physical Activity and Health. For a complete list, go to eou.edu/academics.

Living on campus Awesome suite-style residence halls accommodate 355 students in three complexes. eou.edu/reslife.

About La Grande 13,000 people live in town and 25,000 in the valley.Portland, Oregon: 4 hour driveBoise, Idaho: 2.5 hour drivePasco, Washington: 2 hour driveeou.edu/visitor/tour

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INTERNATIONAL and COFA ADMISSIONS CHECKLIST INTERNATIONAL - Students who are non-immigrants studying in the U.S. on F-1 or K-1 visas

Completed and signed application – Use your full legal name. The application is available to print or to complete online. Submit $90 application fee (non-refundable). For admission procedures go to eou.edu/admissions/international-proce-dures.

Submit official transcripts from previous school(s) – Official high school transcript and verification of diploma must be translated into English.

Transfer students: must include official transcripts from all colleges, universities and professional schools attended. Tran-scripts must show all grades/marks earned along with credits/hours earned.

Affidavit of Support and financial documentation – Students must submit an official copy of personal or parent/sponsor bank statement for the listed amount on the Affidavit of Support. Go to eou.edu/admissions/international-procedures and click on “Affidavit of Support”.

Photocopy of current passport

Official copy of English testing score report*

TOEFL TOEFL IELTS Level 112(paper-based) (Internet-based) 500 Minimum overall score of 61 Minimum Completed at an overall score of 5 English language school

If English is not your native language, proof of proficiency is required. Contact TOEFL to order official scores and use EOU’s school code: 4300.

*InterviewThe International Student Services Office may invite you to participate in a verbal interview to assess your English comprehension and com-munication skills. Interviews will be arranged through a Skype video call or via telephone if video conferencing services are not available.

In order to be considered for admission, please mail the above items to: Office of International Student Services, East-ern Oregon University, One University Blvd., La Grande, OR 97850 U.S.A.

PACIFIC ISLAND STUDENTS - Compact of Free Association students (COFA)

Completed and signed application Use your full legal name. The application is available to print or to complete online. Submit $50 application fee (non-refundable). For admission procedures go to eou.edu/admissions/in-ternational-procedures. When applying: a. Select the “United States” as your country under the Personal Information section, then when filling out your address, type in your city and state. The state is your residing U.S. Territory (for example, Marshall Islands, Palau, etc.) b. Leave Social Security section blank.

Submit official transcripts from previous school(s) Freshman students: (Students that have not attended any college, university or technical school) must include an official high school transcript and verification of diploma.

Transfer students: Must send official transcripts from all colleges, universities and professional schools attended Tran-scripts must show all grades/marks earned along with credits/hours earned.

Send official transcripts to the Office of Admissions demonstrating a 2.25 GPA or better with a minimum of 30 transfer-able quarter credits (or 20 transferable semester credits) from an accredited college or university. Applicants with less than 72 hours or 60 semester transferable college credit hours must submit an official high school transcript.

Official copy of English testing score report* (See chart above.)

Apply for financial aid and scholarships at eou.edu/fao.

In order to be considered for admission, please mail the above items to:Office of Admissions, Eastern Oregon University, One University Blvd., La Grande, OR 97850 U.S.A.

For questions, please contact us at: eou.edu/international | international@eou.edu | 800-452-8639