[ Costs ] [ Work and Savings Opportunities ] [ Financial Aid ]
By using a combination of money saved for college, current income, available grants and scholarships, and student and parent loans, college costs can be manageable for students from all income levels. Below is information on tuition, financial aid, and other ways to pay for college.
Costs
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Work and Savings Opportunities
- Employment while in college - On and off-campus jobs for Oregon University System students
- Oregon 529 College Savings Network - a set of qualified college savings plans established and administered by the State of Oregon to help families and individuals save for higher education expenses.
- The Student Guide - a comprehensive resource on student financial aid from the U.S. Department of Education covering major aid programs, including Pell Grants, Stafford Loans, and PLUS Loans.
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Financial Aid
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid - Federal Financial Aid Application Form
- Oregon Student Assistance Commission - Oregon Financial Aid Programs
- GetCollegeFunds.org On this site, sponsored by the Oregon Student Assistance Commission, you'll learn how to plan for college, pay for college, and manage your debt.
- Campus Financial Aid offices for the seven OUS campuses, for information on a specific campus financial aid offerings and costs
- Scholarship and Tuition Waver Programs administered by or partnered with OUS
- More Financial Aid Resources and Links
- Federal Resources:
- U.S. Department of Education - Offers useful information on higher education, scholarships, financial aid, and other resources.
- NCES (National Center for Education Statistics) College Information Center - Listing of colleges with information on actual college costs, location, programs, and degree offerings.
- Federal Financial Aid Loan Counseling - Online Entrance Counseling Session.
- Other Resources:
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