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Residence Hall Space is Limited for 2008-9
Due to an increase in the number of applicants this year, we anticipate that space in the UO residence halls will be limited for 2008-9.
Students who have not yet applied (the priority deadline was March 31, 2008) and wish to live in the residence halls may still apply, however, they should note that they will be placed on a waiting list and only offered a residence hall space if, and when, space becomes available.
We encourage students who have not yet applied for University Housing to also explore other housing options in the Eugene area.
Alternative housing options can be researched via the following:
If you are an admissions applicant, you can apply online using DuckWeb once you've received your UO ID number and PAC number
supplied in letter from Admissions. To apply online you will need to pay the $30 application fee electronically, either with a
major credit card or an electronic check.
- DuckWeb (online residence hall application)
Please note: Law and AEI applicants do not have early access to DuckWeb, and thereby should
complete either a paper or PDF form.
All applicants to the university will be mailed Housing brochures and application materials within two weeks of applying for
admission to the university. Each years application process is slightly different as we expand our services and options to
residents.
Step 1: 2008-9 Application (pdf, 1 MB)
Step 2: 2008-9 Application Guide
December - September (rolling)
Housing brochures and applications are mailed to all students who have applied to the university. Or you
can apply online using Duckweb once you've received your UO ID number and PAC number supplied in a letter from Admissions.
March 31 *
Housing applications received by this date with the $30 nonrefundable application fee are given priority. Housing applications received after
March 31 are accepted and added to a waiting list from which subsequent offers are made if spaces become available.
Early-April *
Housing contracts are mailed to the earliest housing applicants. To confirm your housing
contract, you must return the signed contract with the $250 prepayment by the deadline stated on your cover letter.
April
Keep your eye out for a FIG information packet to find out more about the early response option and FIG sign up.
May 15*
Due date for contract and $250 prepayment for those who have applied to the residence halls on or before March 31.
Mid-June to early September
Additional mailings of housing contracts take place.
June 15, July 15, and August 1
Cancellation deadlines. A credit for all or part of your prepayment is given if written notice is postmarked by June 15
($250 credit), July 15 ($175 credit), or August 1 ($100 credit).
Mid-August
Welcome packet including room, telephone number, address, and roommate information are mailed to those with guaranteed housing
who have returned the signed contract and $250 prepayment.
September 25, 2008 **
Residence hall check in! You will receive specific times and instructions with your housing "Welcome" packet.
September 29, 2008 **
Classes begin.
October 1, 2008 **
First room and board installment due for all students.
Housing applications will be sent to you within a week of your admissions application being processed. There is no deadline
for returning the housing application. Or you can apply online using Duckweb once you've received your UO ID number and PAC
number supplied in a letter from Admissions.
Housing contracts for winter term will be mailed to the earliest applicants on a space available basis beginning in early November. Room assignments are given at check-in.
Housing applications will be sent to you within a week of your admissions application being processed. There is no deadline
for returning the housing application. Or you can apply online using Duckweb once you've received your UO ID number and PAC number
supplied in a letter from Admissions.
Housing contracts for spring term will be mailed to the earliest applicants on a space available basis beginning in early February. Room assignments are given at check-in.
If you are not among the earliest applicants for housing or you fail to return your signed contract, you will be placed on a waiting list. Being on a waiting list does not guarantee that you will receive a housing assignment but does increase your chances of receiving an assignment if space in the residence halls becomes available. If spaces are not likely to become available, the housing office will notify you in writing in August.
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