UO Immigrant Student Resources
All first-year students can apply to the University of Oregon through the Common Application or the university's application. Check application deadlines and eligibility requirements for admission information.
Immigrant and DACA students are not eligible for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Instead, immigrant students should apply for the Oregon Student Aid Application (ORSAA).
On-campus support
Justine Carpenter
Assistant Dean of Students, Director of Community and Belonging
justcarp@uoregon.edu
541-346-1123
Point of contact for immigrant and DACA students. Connect to resources and community.
UO Immigrant Health & Wellness
The University Health Services provides a wide range of health care services for students attending the UO. All currently enrolled students are eligible to access services at the University Health Services using their student ID number. Students will be charged a fee for services and those without health insurance will have their student accounts billed.
The University Counseling Services is staffed by mental health professionals who are highly diverse across many different dimensions of culture and identity. They provide quality, confidential, and culturally-affirming mental health services and support to all enrolled UO students, regardless of immigration status or country of origin.
Off-campus resources
We provide the following links to non-UO websites as community and informational resources, but the university cannot guarantee their continued accuracy.
Faculty and staff resources
The UO Working Group offers information sessions and ally trainings for staff and faculty. An information session provides a brief overview of the Immigrant landscape and is not meant as a substitute to the more comprehensive ally training.