name and adress Cost This is an estimate of the total cost to attend OSU. This estimate includes tuition and fees, books and supplies as well as living costs such as housing, food, personal and miscellaneous expenses. Award amounts offered reflect a three-term, full-time cost of attendance. Please Note: Cost of Attendance figures are used for budgeting purposes only and represent an estimate of projected tuition and fees for the coming academic year. The budgets below are standard, full-time, full-year (three term) budget for 2014-2015. Cost of Attendance components Tuition and Fees: Actual tuition rates are approved by the state legislature in July and may vary based on program. Books and Supplies: This is an average amount you might spend on books and supplies. Room and Board: This amount is an average figure based on double occupancy for campus and off-campus living arrangements. *Loan Fee Allowance: An average amount is built in for loan recipients to cover the Federal Ford Direct Loan fees.
cost attendance the inuition Cascades Campus Number of campuses admistion requirements OSU Agricultural Program at EOU Course requirements for entering freshmen The admission criteria and review procedures are the same for all freshman applicants, regardless of the deadline type; we are not more or less likely to admit an applicant based on their deadline selection. A complete application consists of the application, fee, and all required support documents (i.e. transcripts, test scores, citizenship documents, etc.). New freshmen wishing to be considered for admission as part of the Priority Application round must apply by February 1. Documents required to make a student’s file complete must be received by the Office of Admissions by February 17th.Applicants who do not meet these deadlines will be considered for admission on a space-available basis.Online applications must be submitted before 11:59 p.m. Early Notification Early Notification is non-binding; it does not obligate applicants to select Oregon State if admitted. Early Notification applications not completed by November 1 are rolled into the Priority Application (normal round) pool.
equipment ,bike and ski reantal Located at the east entry to Dixon Recreation Center, the Adventure Leadership Institute™ includes outdoor equipment rental; maps; river and snow reports; and the bike, ski, and snowboard shop. Equipment rental is available to all RecSports students and members. We offer equipment for a number of activities, including backpacking, ice climbing, mountaineering, rafting, rock climbing, bouldering and more. Gear rental is available for both personal and class use. Stop by the ALI™ desk with any questions on rental or gear availability. Parking note: Some rental equipment requires curbside pick up. Bike, Ski & Snowbard Service: Our bike, ski and snowboard shop offers maintenance options and has several items for sale. Those in need of a basic tune up, full tune or complete tune can have their bike serviced at Dixon Recreation Center. Ski and snowboard service options include new ski tune, quick tune, quick tune plus and full tune. Bike Loan Program:
Graduation requirements Location Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) is a public community college in Gresham, Oregon, United States, named after Mount Hood. Opened in 1966, MHCC enrolls nearly 26,000 students each year and offers classes at the 212-acre (86 ha) main campus in Gresham, the MHCC Maywood Park Center, and evening education centers at area public schools. History[edit] The college opened in 1966. Past presidents: 1966-1976: Dr. 1976-1985: Dr. 1985-1996: Dr. 1996-2000: Dr. 2001-2007: Dr. 2008-2011: Dr. 2011-2013: Dr. 2013- Dr. Campus[edit] The main campus occupies 212-acre (86 ha) in Gresham. Organization and administration[edit] The college president is Dr. Academic profile[edit] MHCC enrolls nearly 26,000 students each year. MHCC is home to an Eastern Oregon University 4-year degree program in either Business Administration or Education, both with several concentrations.[3] The classes are held in the same manner as a regular 4-year institution, under the Eastern Oregon University - Mt. Student life[edit]