Ou Room And Board Work Program

You can apply to jobs labeled as Work Study Jobs if you have received and accepted a work study award as part of your financial aid package. Work study jobs could be on-campus or at community service agencies. You must have your own transportation. Contact the Office of Financial Aid to determine your work study eligibility: (405) 325-4521. In their closing year a student might pay an average of $16,614 for an associate degree, and $16,808 for a bachelor degree. Total room and board costs during four years would be $66,848; for two years it would be $33,035. Room, Board & Other Expenses Trend - University of Oregon. Students who take advantage of the room and board program must live in university housing but are not required to live in the dorms. They must work at least 18 hours per week and complete an extra.

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Below are our housing rates for the summer 2021 semester, and the fall 2021-winter 2022 academic year. Remember, rates include free amenities such as laundry, parking and wireless internet access.
Housing costs are billed throughStudent Financial Services, who also handles importantpayment and bill due dates.

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Room and Board Rates
Residence hall students must select a meal plan, which is included in the total cost for room and board.

Hamlin Hall, Hill House, Vandenberg Hall, and Van Wagoner House
Academic Year
$10,639 per student for fall 2021 and winter 2022 semesters combined
Summer
Not available during the summer semester

Hillcrest Hall
Academic Year
Four-person private bedroom suite rate
$11,746 per student for fall 2021 and winter 2022 semesters combined
Summer
Not available during the summer semester
Oak View Hall
Academic Year
Double room rate (freshmen only)
$11,190 per student for fall 2021 and winter 2022 semesters combined
Two-person private-bedroom suite rate (upperclassmen only)
$11,746 per student for fall 2021 and winter 2022 semesters combined
Summer
Double room rate
$3,922 per student for the full summer 2021 semester; price adjusted for those only participating in summer I or summer II session.

Two-person private-bedroom suite rate
$4,106 per student for the full summer 2021 semester; price adjusted for those only participating in summer I or summer II session.

Apartment costs include all utilities. Residents are not required to have a meal plan, but many choose to purchase a voluntary plan for convenience.

Academic Year
Four-bedroom unit rate
$8,864 per student for fall 2021 and winter 2022 semesters combined
Three-bedroom unit rate
$8,864 per student for fall 2021 and winter 2022 semesters combined
Two-bedroom unit rate
$9,323 per student for fall 2021 and winter 2022 semesters combined

Summer
Four-bedroom unit rate
$4,203 per student for the full summer 2021 semester; price adjusted for those only participating in summer I or summer II session.
Three-bedroom unit rate
$4,203 per student for the full summer 2021 semester; price adjusted for those only participating in summer I or summer II session.
Two-bedroom unit rate
$4,672 per student for the full summer 2021 semester; price adjusted for those only participating in summer I or summer II session.

Housing Accommodations Policy

The University shall provide reasonable housing accommodations for students requiring them due to their documented disabilities. Reasonable housing accommodations include, but are not limited to, accessible residence hall rooms and single room status.

All students requesting housing accommodations must complete their housing applications and pay their housing deposits within the timeframes published on the Housing and Residence Life website. They are encouraged to go through the self-selection process required for all students requesting on-campus housing.

If housing accommodations are necessary, students must provide sufficient documentation stating why housing accommodations are required to the Office of Educational Accessibility. This documentation will be carefully reviewed by staff from the Office of Educational Accessibility in order to ensure that the documentation and requests are valid. Staff from the Office of Educational Accessibility will meet with the student to develop specific housing accommodations.

Documentation must be provided in a timely manner by the deadlines listed for fall housing enrollment below:

• June 1 for first-time freshmen
• January 15 for return housing students
• May 1 for transfer students

Spring and summer housing enrollment occurs on a rolling basis. Students should provide documentation for housing accommodations as soon as they apply for on-campus housing.

Requests submitted after these dates will be considered, but there is no guarantee that the accommodations will be able to be fulfilled.

The Office of Educational Accessibility will forward housing accommodation requests to the Office of Housing and Residence Life. The Office of Housing and Residence Life will assign residence hall accommodations based on information provided by the Office of Educational Accessibility. Students will be informed of their room assignment by the Office of Housing and Residence Life. Students who require housing accommodations will not incur additional costs associated with their accommodations.

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Dietary Restrictions Guidelines

Students who have special dietary restrictions due to medical reasons should follow these procedures:

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• Meet with dining services to see if they are able to meet your dietary needs without special accommodations.
• If you require a reduced meal plan or a diet beyond what is offered by dining services, present appropriate medical documentation of the disability to the Office of Educational Accessibility
• The student should meet with staff member in OEA to discuss their dietary restrictions based on the documentation presented.
• Once it is determined that the student has specific needs due to medical reasons, the staff member in the OEA will work with dining services to ensure that dietary accommodations are met.

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