College Factual  by our College Data Analytics Team
       Unbiased Factual Guarantee

UO Tuition & Fees Overview

Average In-State Tuition & Fees
Expensive Out-of-State Tuition & Fees

What Is the Total Cost of University of Oregon?

Below you’ll find current in-state and out-of-state tuition and fee figures for University of Oregon, together with how they compare nationally and their recent trend.

Skip ahead to any section below:

How Much Does UO Charge in Tuition?

$16,137 In-State Tuition & Fees
$44,598 Out-of-State Tuition & Fees

Most-recent in-state undergraduate tuition and fees at University of Oregon amounted to $16,137 per year. For out-of-state undergraduates the figure was $44,598. That spread is what residency saves an in-state student.

Within that total, required fees were $2,733 in-state and $2,733 out-of-state; the remaining amount is tuition.

In-State Out-of-State
Tuition $13,404 $41,865
Fees $2,733 $2,733
Total $16,137 $44,598

This tuition and fees figure covers one year of academic instruction and does not include room and board.

Bear in mind that many undergraduates get financial aid and scholarships that bring down the real cost they pay. The totals here are the list price.

What will University of Oregon charge part-time students? See the Cost Per Credit Hour page for specifics.

How Does UO Tuition and Fees Stack Up Against Other Schools?

To see where that lands, here is how University of Oregon prices compare to peer schools. Each label reflects how the school sits versus the average of that group.

Nationwide In OR Similar Colleges
Out-of-State Tuition & Fees Expensive Expensive Expensive
In-State Tuition & Fees Average Average Expensive

Compared to colleges across the country, University of Oregon sits above the national average.

Remember that a school can look pricey on sticker price alone yet be a better deal after financial aid. Visit the University of Oregon Financial Aid page for details.

Tuition Trend at UO Across Recent Years

Take a look at how tuition at University of Oregon has moved over the last few reported years.

Year In-State Tuition Out-of-State Tuition
Three Years Ago $11,974 $38,017
Two Years Ago $12,513 $39,159
One Year Ago $13,014 $40,647
Most Recent Year $13,404 $41,865

This chart shows the way tuition at UO has tracked over the reported years.

From the prior year, out-of-state tuition went up 3.0%. If that pace held for another year, tuition + fees would land around $45,934 the year ahead.

Factor Future Tuition Hikes Into Your Plan

At most colleges, tuition edges up a little each year, so plan for the cost in later years to exceed today’s posted rate.

Your Tuition & Fees Questions, Answered

Find answers to frequently asked questions about college tuition and fees for more background.

UO Five-Year Tuition & Fees Outlook

3.82% In-State Annual Increase
3.30% Out-of-State Annual Increase
$193,582 Est. 4-Year Cost

In-state tuition and fees rose at an average annual pace of 3.82%, so a year from now in-state students could pay around $16,753. For students from out of state, the yearly pace was 3.30%, so a year out the out-of-state figure lands around $46,068.

If that pace holds, here is what tuition and fees could look like over the next five years:

Academic Year In-State Tuition & Fees Out-of-State Tuition & Fees
Next Year $16,753 $46,068
In 2 Years $17,393 $47,586
In 3 Years $18,057 $49,154
In 4 Years $18,746 $50,774
In 5 Years $19,462 $52,447

As you plan how to pay for college, fold in expected yearly increases — at this pace, four years of out-of-state tuition and fees projects to about $193,582, compared with about $70,949 for in-state students.

Request More Info About University of Oregon
Request More Info About University of Oregon >

Options to Finance Your UO Degree

A tuition number is just one part of the picture — financial aid can sharply lower the real price a family pays.

For more on the aid available at University of Oregon, visit the University of Oregon Financial Aid page.

References

Popular Reports

College Rankings
Best by Location
Degree Guides by Major
Graduate Programs

Compare Your School Options