University of Oregon - Eugene, Oregon

Bernardo E.

I had a tour, and it was pretty cool. Guide was nice, the place was really big and filled with life, I got to see pets, how rooms looked like, meet some people and it overall was a great experience for tours and I could bet that for students alike. Im not the type to walk a bunch but the pain I got was worth it to be honest. Thanks Oregon

lilac C.

Beautiful campus. Love all the greens and flowers, the cherry blossoms, 🌸 Sakura are blooming outside of the library, so beautiful!
Big open area with lots of interesting buildings and elegant architectures. Walking here I definitely a pleasure.

Ashley S.

I attended the University of Oregon for my freshman and sophomore years, and while UO has many strengths, it’s important to consider certain challenges, especially for those pursuing a business degree. If you're planning to major in business, you might find it beneficial to complete your general education courses at a different institution first. Many required classes, such as Economics and Statistics, are taught in lecture halls with over 500 students, making it harder to receive personalized attention.

Another challenge is the job market in Eugene. Many networking events bring companies from cities like Portland, but securing opportunities from Eugene remains difficult. For students in fields like accounting, the largest firms are based in Portland, offering winter and summer internships. Naturally, students who attend universities in major cities have greater access to these opportunities compared to those in Eugene. For students from rural areas, relocating to Portland for an internship can be a logistical and financial hurdle.

The University of Oregon itself has acknowledged the difficulties in providing job opportunities locally and is gradually expanding its departments in Portland. While this is a step in the right direction, it doesn't change the fact that students investing a significant amount in tuition might feel frustrated when their earning potential is comparable to that of graduates from more affordable universities.

Despite these challenges, UO offers a beautiful campus, strong school spirit, and vibrant student life. However, prospective students should carefully consider how location affects their professional growth. If career opportunities and networking are major priorities, attending a university in a larger city might be the more practical choice.

Gary S.

This place has been a part of my life from beginning to end. My Dad was Premed. He and my Mom lived in the Married Student Housing on Agate St. Where I lived after I was born into this world. Over the years family and friends, acquaintances, Marlboro Men and Martians have attended this august, wet, center of learnin' and THE ARTS. After having traveled the country and sundry other back roads - Here I Am. Again. I live a block from The Pioneer Cemetery. So, Campus.

Cassandra P.

This is a phenomenal campus. Taking our daughter to her #1 pick and accepted school 🫨🎉. The orientation was incredibly well done and went smoothly and was incredibly informative.

Farley C.

I paid them a lot of money so that I could make art with craft paper and yarn. Really the best year at U of O was when I just hung out in the knight library and read books. My mistake was that I started taking classes. Save yourself a lot of money and just hang out in the library for a year. Best education you'll ever get.

Brent B.

Beautiful campus, especially in the spring when the rain and the overcast skies make the colors explode with vibrancy. There are so many buildings to explore, but even if you stay outside the whole time, you won’t be disappointed.

David K.

The campus is fabulous featuring exciting architecture, green spaces and art.
It is being sproued up and readied for a 2022 World Athletic Games.
Hayward Field is completed and ready to wow the worlds athletes and Autzen Stadium mega board is complete
The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact first phase is completed and phase 2 construction has started
Exciting times on the campus.