(WUE) Western Undergraduate Exchange Program
Eastern Oregon University is a member of WUE and that means students from 15 U.S. states will be eligible for reduced non-resident tuition beginning fall 2012!
Participating states:
Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, *Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, *Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, *Washington and Wyoming.
*Students from Oregon, Idaho and Washington automatically qualify for our resident tuition rate.
WUE tuition rate
On campus undergraduate students from participating states will pay a reduced rate of 150 percent of EOU’s resident tuition instead of full non-resident tuition. All 24 of our undergraduate majors and pre-professional programs are included in this benefit.
> For estimated WUE rates see our Cost of Attending page.
> Check out our complete list of Academic Programs!
*Online and onsite students have a separate tuition structure that does not consider residency.
How to apply for WUE
If you are applying for fall term 2013, simply complete your EOU application and Admissions will review your eligibility for reduced non-resident tuition.
Apply by February 1 for priority scholarships and awards, including WUE!
> Freshman admission requirements
> Transfer admission requirements
*Maintain good academic standing and full-time enrollment at EOU for automatic WUE renewal each academic year. The academic year is defined as fall, winter and spring terms.
*Transfer students receive a pro-rated WUE benefit based on the number of credits transferred to EOU.
Questions?
Admissions is excited to work with you on this new opportunity! To find out more about WUE and our programs, call us at 800-452-8639 or e-mail admissions@eou.edu.
