Strong internship culture, especially in business. Portland proximity provides opportunities. Career Center facilitates connections. Sports business internships particularly strong given Nike headquarters nearby and Ducks athletics connection.

Lower-division classes often 100-300 students in lectures. Upper-division business and major courses typically 20-40 students. Lundquist College emphasizes smaller cohort model for business students.

Mix of lecture-based (especially lower-division) and applied learning. Business school emphasizes case studies, group projects, and experiential learning. Psychology leans research-focused with lab opportunities.

Academic support available through Tutoring and Academic Engagement Center, writing center, supplemental instruction. Business school has dedicated advising. Class sizes in lower-division may limit individual attention initially.

Lundquist College reports 90%+ employment or grad school placement within 6 months for business graduates. Overall university statistics less publicized but career services actively engaged.

• No specific pre-law major but strong advising through Pre-Law Advising Office. Political Science and Philosophy are common pre-law paths. Acceptance rate to law schools is competitive.
• Lundquist College of Business is AACSB-accredited and ranked in top 100 undergraduate business programs nationally. Strong in sports marketing and entrepreneurship.
• Well-regarded marketing program within Lundquist College. Known for sports business and brand management focus.
• Solid psychology department with BA and BS options. Research-active faculty. Not top-ranked nationally but respectable regional program.
• Human Physiology major is primary pre-PT track. Department of Human Physiology is well-established. No guaranteed PT program but good preparation pathway.

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Approximately 20-25% of students involved in Greek life. Visible presence but not dominant. Social scene exists outside Greek system. Sororities and fraternities contribute to social options but not required for social life.

Vibrant and diverse social scene. Mix of athletic events, parties, outdoor activities, Eugene music/arts scene, campus events. College town atmosphere with student-oriented businesses and nightlife on 13th Avenue.

EXCEPTIONAL school spirit. Oregon Ducks athletics (especially football and track) are central to campus culture. Autzen Stadium known as one of loudest in nation. Yellow and green everywhere. Strong traditions including 'O' hand sign, duck mascot presence, and game day atmosphere.

84% freshman retention rate

72% six-year graduation rate

Very active campus on weekends, especially during football season (fall). Greek life, athletics events, outdoor recreation keep students engaged. Not a commuter school - most students stay on/near campus.

Predominantly liberal/progressive. Eugene known as very liberal city. Conservative students present but minority. Active student advocacy and social justice presence on campus.

College town/small city setting. Eugene population ~175,000. Campus is defined and walkable. Urban amenities available but not major metropolitan area. 2 hours from Portland.

Approximately 155 sunny days per year. Eugene receives significant rainfall (46 inches annually), especially October-May. Winters are gray and wet. Summers are beautiful and dry (June-September).

OUTSTANDING nature access. Cascade Mountains 1 hour east, Oregon Coast 1 hour west. Willamette River runs through Eugene. Spencer Butte hiking within city limits. Numerous trails, rivers, and outdoor recreation immediately accessible. Skiing, surfing, hiking all within reach.

LTD bus system provides free transit for students throughout Eugene-Springfield. Walkable/bikeable campus and surrounding area. Car helpful but not essential. Bike-friendly city with extensive paths.

Eugene Airport (EUG) - 15 minutes from campus. Smaller regional airport with limited direct flights. Portland International Airport (PDX) - 2 hours north, much larger with more flight options.

Eugene is quintessential Pacific Northwest college town. Progressive, environmentally-conscious, outdoorsy culture. Farmers markets, local breweries, coffee shops, music venues. Track Town USA heritage. Saturday Market popular. Springfield (adjacent city) more working-class. Overall laid-back, casual vibe.

Oregon Ducks Dance Team exists and performs at football and basketball games. Division I level (Pac-12 conference). Team holds tryouts annually, typically in spring. Walk-on opportunities available through open tryouts. Competitive team with technique and performance requirements. Also club dance teams available for less competitive options.

Excellent recreation facilities. Student Recreation Center (SRC) has climbing wall, pools, fitness equipment, group classes. Intramural sports very active (flag football, basketball, soccer, etc.). Outdoor Program offers rentals and trips. Access to Ducks athletic facilities for students. Strong recreation culture.

Generally positive reviews. Multiple dining halls with variety. Carson Dining Hall recently renovated. Global Scholars Hall dining well-regarded. Meal plan flexibility. Food trucks on campus add variety. Eugene restaurant scene accessible off-campus.

Beautiful campus with classic collegiate architecture, brick buildings, and extensive green spaces. Mature trees throughout. Backdrop of mountains visible on clear days. Well-maintained grounds. Memorial Quad is scenic centerpiece. Pacific Northwest aesthetic with natural landscaping.

Variable quality. Newer residence halls (Global Scholars Hall, Kalapuya Ilihi) are excellent with suite-style living. Older dorms more traditional and basic. Living-Learning Communities available. Most students move off-campus after freshman year to nearby apartments. Housing guaranteed for freshmen.

Oregon Spirit Program - Contact through UO Athletic Department: 541-346-5481 or via Athletic Department website. Dance team typically managed under Cheer/Spirit programs. Recommend contacting Spirit Program Coordinator directly for tryout information.