2000 FALL FACTS
September 20, 2000
Contact John R. Crosiar (541) 346-3135
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
ORIENTATION
AND START OF CLASSESInternational Student Orientation Thursday, Sept. 14—Sunday, Sept. 24
Week of Welcome (New Student Orientation) Wednesday, Sept. 20—Sunday, Sept. 24
Students move into residence halls Wednesday, Sept. 20
Fraternity Recruitment (Rush) Wednesday, Sept. 20—Saturday, Sept. 23
Sorority Recruitment (Rush) Wednesday, Sept. 27—Tuesday, Oct. 3
First Day of Classes Monday, Sept. 25
Duck Call telephone registration Continues through Wednesday, Oct. 4
STUDENT
ENROLLMENT Fall 2000 17,400 (4th week projected)Fall 1999 17,278 (4th week official)*
* Included 10,817 Oregon residents (62.6 percent); 8,802 females (50.9 percent); 2,195 ethnic minorities (12.7 percent); and 1,384 international students (8.0 percent) from 82 countries
UNDERGRADUATE
TUITION AND FEES (per three-term year; 12—18 credits)Resident Nonresident
2000—2001 $ 3,819 $ 13,839
1999—2000 $ 3,810 $ 13,197
Change $ 9
[+0.2 percent] $ 642 [+4.9 percent]ROOM AND BOARD
Residence Halls: Double $ 5,564 to $ 6,677 per nine-month school year
[16 meals/wk] Single $ 6,887 to $ 9,058 per nine-month school year
Spencer View Apartments $ 490 to $ 590 per month, depending on size
Westmoreland Apartments $ 295 to $ 330 per month, depending on size
Agate/East Campus Apartments $ 410 to $ 685 per month, depending on size
Moon Court Apartments $ 610 to $ 645 per month, depending on size
East Campus Houses $ 290 to $ 880 per month, depending on size/condition
About 18 percent of the student body (3,100) live in residence halls. Another 7 percent (1,200) of UO students occupy university-owned family housing.
FACULTY AND STAFF
As of April 30, 2000:Teaching and research faculty members 1,590
Other faculty and professionals 800
Graduate teaching fellows 1,140
Staff members 1,180
TOTAL (headcount) 4,710
PAYROLL
2000—01 (projected) $ 210,000,000 1999—00 $ 204,000,000—30—
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