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How to Transfer from Lane Community College to University of Oregon

I plan to move from Lane Community College to the University of Oregon and wonder about the process and transfer requirements. Has anyone gone through this, and what should I be prepared for?

11 months ago

To transfer from Lane Community College to the University of Oregon, there are several key things to keep in mind. Since you're considering transferring within the state of Oregon, there are specific pathways in place that can make the transition smoother.

First and foremost, you'll need to meet the minimum requirements for being a transfer student, which includes having a GPA of at least 2.25 (Oregon residents) or 2.5 (nonresidents), being in good academic standing at Lane Community College, and having completed or being in the process of completing at least 36 transferable semester hours or 54 transferable quarter hours.

Next, it's important to understand that UO evaluates prospective transfer students based on their entire coursework history. This includes looking at how many courses you've completed, how challenging those courses were, your grades, and how relevant your courses are to your intended major. To maximize your chances of acceptance, it’s critical to maintain a strong GPA and take rigorous, relevant courses in your intended area of study.

Additionally, you should be prepared to meet any requirements by your intended major at UO, as some majors are limited-entry and will have additional criteria.

When it comes time to apply, you'll do so through the Common App. Be ready to submit transcripts from any post-secondary institutions you've attended (including Lane), as well as a personal statement.

Finally, UO and Lane have a Dual Enrollment program, which allows students to be enrolled at both institutions concurrently. This can be beneficial for students because it provides access to resources and advising at both schools. This may be something for you to consider if you want to gradually transition to university life or want access to more classes or resources.

Remember, transfer applications to UO are due by April 1st for fall term, but it's always good to start the application process early when it opens in December. The earlier you begin to plan, the easier each step will be.

Remember to take advantage of any transfer advising services at Lane that can assist you in the transfer process. These services can be invaluable for helping to ensure a smooth and successful transition. Good luck with your plans to transfer to the University of Oregon!

11 months ago

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