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Application

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

1. Complete the Application for Undergraduate

Admission and send to:

Admissions

Western Oregon University

345 Monmouth Ave N.

Monmouth, OR 97361

Include the $60 non-refundable application fee,

WOU Request for Deferral of Application Fee

Form, NACAC Application Free Waiver or College

Board Application Fee Waiver. The application fee

is valid for one academic year.

2. Send an ocial high school transcript showing

all course work through your junior year and

provide a list of senior-year courses. Upon

graduation, you are required to provide an ocial

transcript conrming graduation and showing all

course work and grades. Also request all ocial

college transcripts be sent to WOU.

3. 2019 high school graduates with college credit

are required to follow freshman application

procedures and meet freshman admission

requirements.

4. Submission of ACT or SAT scores is optional for

freshman applicants who meet the preferred 3.00

minimum grade-point average. Scores are re-

quired for freshman applicants who do not meet

the 3.00 preferred grade-point average, as well

as applicants who are interested in designated

academic scholarships, Teacher Education, NCAA

Division II athletics or the Honors Program.

ACT school code: 3480

SAT school code: 4585

MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

1. Graduate from a standard or accredited high

school. Students admitted to WOU are required

to provide an ocial high school transcript

verifying graduation, nal GPA and completion

of subject requirements in order to nalize your

admission.

2. 3.00 preferred cumulative grade-point average.

If below a 3.00, see the admission alternatives

section.

3. Satisfactorily complete 15 subject requirements

with a C- or better.

English (four years): All four years should be

in preparatory composition and literature with

emphasis on and frequent practice in writing

expository prose.

Mathematics (three years): Must include rst-

year algebra and two additional years of college-

preparatory mathematics, including Algebra II (or

equivalent) or higher. An advanced mathematics

course is highly recommended in your senior year.

One year of either algebra or geometry taken

prior to ninth grade is acceptable.

Science (three years): Must include a year each

in two elds of college-preparatory science such

as biology, chemistry, physics, or Earth and

physical science. One year of laboratory science

is recommended.

Social science (three years): Complete three

years of social studies from such areas as

economics, global studies, government, history or

social studies electives.

Second language (two years): Students are

required to have two years of the same second

language at the high school level. A student may

also elect to take two quarters or semesters of

the same second language at the collegiate level.

Please contact Admissions for additional options

for meeting the second language requirement.

GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

(GED)

Students who did not graduate from high school

but received a GED must fulll each of the following

requirements:

1. Receive a minimum score of 410 on each of the

ve GED subtests or a minimum score of 150 on

each of the subtests for the 2014 GED.

2. Receive an average score of 550 for the ve tests

or an average score of 170 for the four subtests

on the 2014 GED.

3. Meet the second language requirement, if

graduating class would have been 1997 or later.

Home-schooled students who received a GED

are eligible for admission if they fulll the above

requirements.

GRADUATES OF UNACCREDITED HIGH

SCHOOLS OR HOME-SCHOOLED STUDENTS

Students graduating from an unaccredited high

school or who were home-schooled must fulll each

of the following requirements:

1. Receive a composite score of 23 on the ACT

(including the Writing section) or a combined

score of 1130 on the Evidence-Based Reading/

Writing and Mathematics sections of the SAT.

2. Receive a minimum score of 470 on each of two

College Board SAT Subject Tests (Math Level I or

First-year Admission

IIC and another test of your choice). Students

who do not take a SAT Subject Test in a sec-

ond language must prove language prociency

through another process.*

3. Meet the second language requirement (see

second language requirement section).

* If you are taking the SAT Subject Test to meet the second

language requirement, you must receive a score of 530

or above in the foreign language section.

ADMISSION ALTERNATIVES

Freshman applicants who do not meet the 3.00

grade-point average are advised to provide a letter

or recommendation from a high school teacher or

counselor, or essay/personal statement explaining

academic challenges.

Freshman applicants with a cumulative grade-point

average between 2.75 and 2.99 are eligible for

admission if they receive a composite score of 23 on

the ACT (including the Writing section or a combined

score of 1130 on the Evidence-Based Reading/

Writing and Mathematics sections of the SAT.

If you do not meet the 15 subject requirements,

you may be required to meet one of the following

conditions:

1. Score an average of 470 or above on the SAT

Subject Test in two sections (Math Level I or

IIC and a second test of your choice*). The

combined score must be 940 or above for the

SAT Subject Test.

2. Make up course deciencies by repeating courses

in high school or taking college course work

(transfer or developmental) for specic subject

requirements and achieve a minimum grade of

C- or better.

CAMPUS SECURITY ACT

NOTICE

In accordance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure

of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Act

of 1990, WOU publishes an Annual Security and

Fire Safety Report, available online at wou.edu/

safety (click on "Clery Act"). This report contains

information about the Clery Act, crime statistics,

campus security, and topics such as crime

prevention, university law enforcement authority

and crime-reporting procedures.

Hard copies of the report are available from the

Campus Public Safety Oce, Human Resources,

and Student Aairs at 345 Monmouth Ave. N.,

Monmouth, OR 97361, or contact us at 503-838-8481.

USE THIS CHECKLIST

TO HELP YOU STAY

ORGANIZED!

Admission

FRESHMEN: Priority submission date: Feb. 1, 2019

Send Application for Undergraduate Admission

to Admissions with $60 non-refundable

application fee, WOU Request for Deferral of

Application Fee Form, NACAC Application Free

Waiver or College Board Application Fee Waiver.

Request ocial transcripts sent by high school

to Admissions and provide a list of senior-year

courses.

Optional: Submit copy of test scores (ACT or SAT

with Writing section) to Admissions. Scores are

required for applicants who do not meet the 3.00

preferred GPA requirement, as well as applicants

who are interested in designated academic

scholarships, Teacher Education,NCAA Division II

athletics or the Honors Program.

TRANSFER STUDENTS: Priority submission date:

Feb. 1, 2019

Submit Application for Undergraduate

Admission to Admissions with $60 non-

refundable application fee or WOU Request for

Deferral of Application Fee Form.

Request ocial transcripts sent from all colleges

or universities attended to Admissions.

Housing

Housing priority deadline: March 1, 2019

Send Housing Application (page 14) to University

Housing oce with a $40 non-refundable

application fee. Admissions application must

be submitted before submitting the Housing

Application.

Transfer students: Apartment, suite-style and

single accommodations are available. Apply

today!

Financial aid

Priority Free Application for Federal Student Aid

(FAFSA) receipt date: Feb. 1, 2019

Scholarship deadline: March 1, 2019

Complete the FAFSA and send to the federal

processor.

List WOU as one of the schools that will receive

your nancial information. (WOU institutional

code is 003209.)

Submit the WOU general scholarship

by the March 1 deadline.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

1. Complete the Application for Undergraduate

Admission and send to:

Admissions

Western Oregon University

345 Monmouth Ave. N.

Monmouth, OR 97361

Include the $60 non-refundable application fee or

WOU Request for Deferral of Application Fee Form.

The application fee is valid for one academic year.

2. Request ocial transcripts sent from every college

or university you have attended (whether credits

were earned or not) to Admissions. Failure to

report all prior institutions attended will result in

Admissions canceling a student's admission to WOU.

3. Students with fewer than 36 transferable, college-

level quarter credits (24 semester credits) must

submit an ocial high school transcript or GED

scores.

4. 2019 high school graduates with college credit are

required to follow freshman application procedures

and meet freshman admission requirements.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR TRANSFER

STUDENTS

1. Students with 36 or more transferable, college-level

quarter credits (24 semester credits) must have a

cumulative 2.25 grade-point average or higher in

all college-level work attempted and be in good

academic and disciplinary standing at all prior

institutions. Transfer applicants are required to have

a writing course beginning with Writing 121 (or the

equivalent) with a grade of C- or better; and college

algebra or above with a grade of C- or better, or the

equivalent of Math 105.

2. If you have less than 36 quarter credits (24 semester

credits) of college work, you must submit your high

school transcripts or GED scores. Students with

fewer than 36 transferable quarter credits must

meet all freshman admission requirements and have

a 2.25 GPA in all college-level course work.

3. Transfer applicants who obtain an Oregon Transfer

Module (OTM) or an Associate of Arts Oregon

Transfer degree (AAOT) from an Oregon community

college are eligible for admission with a cumulative

grade-point average of 2.00 if they are in good

academic and disciplinary standing at all prior

institutions.

4. WOU reserves the right to cancel an applicant's

admission if they fail to disclose all prior institutions

on their application for admission.

EVALUATION OF TRANSFER CREDIT

Ocial evaluations of transferable course work are

provided through the online WOU Portal. Admissions

evaluates transfer work to determine which courses

will be transferred and also determines if these

courses fulll WOU’s general education requirements.

WOU’s catalog explains general education guidelines

(wou.edu/catalog), and Admissions can provide infor-

mation about course transferability. Your major/mi-

nor departments will determine if your transferable

courses meet major/minor requirements.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL/

TECHNICAL CREDIT

Students transferring from a community college may

transfer a maximum of 124 quarter credits of course

work. A maximum of 24 credits of electives will be

granted for technical or vocational classes taken at an

accredited two-year college. Some programs at WOU

may allow additional vocational credit.

DEGREE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS

WOU's partnership programs with Chemeketa

Community College, Clackamas Community College

and Linn-Benton Community College are designed

to allow admitted students access to both campuses

during the same term. As a concurrent program

participant, students can attend classes at either

school, utilize nancial aid to pay tuition incurred at

both schools, and use campus facilities and services

such as academic advising and tutoring. Please

contact WOU Admissions for more information.

TRANSFER DEGREES FROM OREGON

Associate of Arts/Oregon Transfer degree (AAOT) or

Associate of Science/Oregon Transfer degree (ASOT)

Students who attend an Oregon community college

and earn an AAOT or ASOT-Business degree meet all

of WOU’s general education requirements.

Oregon Transfer Module (OTM)

Students who have earned the OTM will meet the

WOU rst-year general education requirements. For

purposes of registration only, students holding the

OTM will be considered to have at least sophomore

standing.

TRANSFER DEGREES FROM OTHER STATES

Students from other states can transfer to WOU

through the use of their state’s transfer degrees.

Students who earn one of the following degrees will

meet WOU’s general education requirements.

• California: Intersegmental General Education

Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and California State

General Education (CSU GE) Breadth Certicate

• Hawaii: Articulated Associate of Arts from the

University of Hawaii

T ransfer Admission

• Washington: Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA)

• Florida: General Education Associate of Arts from

Florida State College at Jacksonville, Hillsborough

Community College and St. Petersburg College

Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) with various

California community colleges are also available. For

more information, contact Admissions.

MORE INFORMATION FOR

FRESHMAN/TRANSFER

APPLICANTS

CHANGE OF ENTRY TERM

The non-refundable $60 application fee is valid for

one academic year (fall through summer). If you plan

to begin attending WOU during a term within the

same academic year other than the one for which

you applied, you must request in writing that we

reconsider your application.

You will not need to send an additional $60 if you

request consideration within the same academic year.

If you wish to enroll during a subsequent academic

year, you must resubmit an application, updated

transcripts and a new application fee.

COMPREHENSIVE ADMISSION REVIEW

A limited number of students who do not meet

admission requirements but can demonstrate a level

of academic preparation that will enable successful

transition to college may be admitted through action

of the Comprehensive Admission Review Committee.

To be considered by the committee, you must submit

the following:

1. A personal statement telling us why you do

not meet the admission requirements and

what steps you are taking to address your

academic deciencies. The letter should include

information on academic and career goals,

specic resources you would utilize if admitted,

and why you wish to attend WOU.

2. Three letters of recommendation from school

personnel, preferably counselors or teachers,

who can objectively evaluate your academic

preparation and share why you can succeed

at WOU. Letters from family members, friends

and employers will not be considered by the

committee.

Review of these materials by the committee does

not guarantee admission. With conditional admission,

additional courses and academic support activities

may be recommended or required.

NOTIFICATION

Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis

after your le is complete. The university strives

to complete the review process within two weeks

of receipt of a completed application. However,

students in the Comprehensive Review process may

experience a delay in notication.

Applications for admissions will be reviewed

throughout the year. Admissions reserves the right to

rescind the admission of any student who fails to meet

the conditions of his or her admission to WOU.

RETURNING AFTER AN ABSENCE

If you have previously been admitted to WOU and

have attended, complete an Application for Re-

Enrollment (available in the Oce of the Registrar).

If you have attended WOU as a non-admitted

student, complete this undergraduate application

for admission and freshman or transfer application

procedures.

Note: If you have completed a baccalaureate

degree since your absence from WOU, you will

need to complete a Graduate or Post-Baccalaureate

Application for Admission.

RESIDENCE CLASSIFICATION: MEMBERS OF

OREGON TRIBES

Student who are enrolled members of federally

recognized tribes of Oregon or that ceded or

reserved lands within the state of Oregon shall be

considered residents regardless of their state of

residence.

Students who are enrolled members of federally

recognized tribes of Oregon or who are enrolled

members of a Native American tribe that has

traditional and customary tribal boundaries that

included parts of the state of Oregon or that had

ceded or reserved lands within the state of Oregon

shall be assessed resident tuition regardless of their

state of residence. For a complete listing of Native

American tribes eligible for this consideration, please

visit wou.edu/registrar and select "residency."

A student seeking to be assessed resident tuition

under the provisions of this rule must submit a

photocopy of tribal enrollment that documents tribal

membership.

RESIDENCY

Please pay close attention to the Tuition Classication

for Enrollment section on page 10 of this application.

The data you supply here determines whether you

pay in-state or out-of-state tuition. If you are younger

than 24 years old, you are required to answer all the

questions for yourself and a parent or guardian. If

WOU’s residency ocer needs more information in

order to make a decision, we will ask you to complete

a residency adavit.

WESTERN UNDERGRADUATE EXCHANGE

(WUE) AND TEXAS TUITION

The WUE and Texas Tuition programs oer qualied

students the opportunity to pay 150 percent of

resident tuition. Residents of Texas and one of the

participating WUE states (Alaska, Arizona, California,

Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New

Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Washington

and Wyoming), Guam, or the Commonwealth of the

Northern Mariana Islands will automatically receive

the WUE tuition rate. Find out more about the tuition

programs at wou.edu/admission or wou.edu/texas.

Scholarships

APPLYING FOR WOU SCHOLARSHIPS

1. Apply for admission to WOU

You must be fully admitted to WOU to apply

for WOU scholarships. Since a majority of our

scholarship deadlines are March 1, we suggest you

apply for admission no later than Feb. 1, 2019.

2. Complete the WOU General Scholarship

Application

To be considered for any WOU scholarship,

including the Presidential and Transfer Scholarship,

you must complete the WOU General Application.

This one application automatically applies you to

more than 80 scholarships within the WOU General

Scholarship pool and gives you access to WOU

department scholarships.

The deadline for the WOU General Scholarship

application is March 1, 2019.

ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS

Athletic awards are available to exceptional

student-athletes. To inquire about NCAA Division II

athletic awards, contact the Athletics department at

503-838-9030 or wouwolves.com.

For more information about Western Oregon

University scholarship opportunities visit wou.edu/

scholarships.

TUITION EQUITY

Tuition Equity provides that certain students are

entitled to exemption from non-resident tuition and

fees at public universities. In summary, WOU may

grant in-state tuition for undocumented students

who have attended school in the country for at least

ve years; graduated from an Oregon high school;

and show intention to become a U.S. citizen or

lawful permanent resident.

First-time undergraduates (freshmen and

transfers) who are admissible under current WOU

admission requirements and meet the requirements

of Tuition Equity may be assessed in-state tuition

rates at WOU. Please note: the assessment of in-state

tuition rates under Tuition Equity does not change a

student’s residency status.

Students must submit the Application for Under-

graduate Admission and select non-citizen on

question 14 on page eight. In addition to completing

the undergraduate application for admission,

students wishing to be considered for in-state tuition

rates under Tuition Equity are required to provide a

request for exemption from non-resident tuition and

fees. Please visit wou.edu/admission/tuition-equity

for more information.

SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (SSN)

DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

To comply with the Tax Payer Relief Act of 1997,

Western Oregon University must obtain your correct

social security number (SSN) to le returns with

the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and to furnish a

statement to you. The returns led by WOU must

contain information about qualied tuition and related

expenses.

The Privacy Act of 1974, section 6109 of the Internal

Revenue Code, requires that you give your correct SSN

to agencies that must le information returns with the

IRS. The IRS uses your SSN for identication and to verify

the accuracy of your tax return. For more information,

please refer to Internal Revenue Code section 6050S. By

signing the application, you give your permission for the

use of your SSN to assist WOU in developing, validating

or administering predictive tests and assessments;

administering student aid programs; improving

instruction; identifying students internally; collecting

student debts; or comparing student educational

experiences with subsequent work-force experiences.

When conducting studies, WOU will ensure that

it will not be released to non-authorized personnel.

By providing your social security number, you are

consenting to the uses identied above. This request is

made pursuant to the Oregon Revised Statutes 351.070

and 351.085. You are not required to consent to the use

of your SSN for research; if you choose not to do so, you

will not be denied any right, benet or privilege provided

by law. You may revoke your consent for the use of your

SSN at any time by writing to Admissions. If you do not

give consent to use your SSN for research, please attach

a note requesting a system-generated number.

VETERAN BENEFITS AND SERVICES

Information regarding veteran benets and services

is available through the Oce of the Registrar at wou.

edu/registrar. The WOU Veterans’ Representative can

be contacted at 503-838-9696 or [email protected].

Applicants may also contact the Veterans Resource

Center at 503-838-9246 or [email protected] for

information regarding support services.

HONORS PROGRAM

FRESHMEN: Students with a 3.50 high school

grade-point average, ACT scores of 27, a

cumulative score on the Critical Reading and

Mathematics sections of the old SAT of 1150,

or a cumulative score on the Evidence-based

Reading/Writing and Mathematics sections of

the new SAT of 1220 are encouraged to apply.

Specic application requirements can be

found on the Honors Program application at

wou.edu/honors.

TRANSFER STUDENTS: Students seeking

admission to the two-year Honors Associate

Program should have a minimum college

cumulative grade-point average of 3.25.

Additional requirements can be found on

the Honors Program application.

APPLY: Complete the Application for

Undergraduate Admission and the Honors

Program application. Applications to the

Honors Program will be accepted from Jan. 1

through July 25, 2019. The Honors Program

application is available online at wou.edu/

honors, by calling 503-838-8389, or request

by mail to:

Honors Program Director

Western Oregon University

345 Monmouth Ave. N.

Monmouth, OR 97361

* Some of these programs may require prerequisites or

a separate application. Please contact the appropriate

department if you have questions about these limited

enrollment programs.

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAM CODES

CODE PROGRAM DESCRIPTION DEGREES

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES DIVISION

0023 Gerontology AB/BA/BS

0031 Psychology AB/BA/BS*

BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS DIVISION

0009 Business BA/BS*

0018 Economics BA/BS

COMPUTER SCIENCE DIVISION

0013 Computer Science AB/BA/BS

0014 Computer Science/Mathematics BA/BS

0026 Information Systems AB/BA/BS

CREATIVE ARTS DIVISION

0107 Art and Design BA/BFA/BS

0016 Dance BA/BS

0006 Music BA/BS

0007 Music, Contemporary BM

0036 The Arts BA/BS

0038 Theatre Arts BA/BS

0037 Theatre BFA

HUMANITIES DIVISION

0011 Communication Studies BA/BS

0019/0054 English - Linguistics BA

0019/0055 English - Literature BA

0019/0056 English - Writing BA

0022 German Studies BA

0025 Humanities BA/BS

0029 Philosophy BA/BS

0035 Spanish BA

NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS DIVISION

0008 Biology BA/BS

0010 Chemistry BA/BS

0010/0051 Chemistry: Environmental Chem. BA/BS

0010/0052 Chemistry: Forensic Chemistry BA/BS

0010/0053 Chemistry: Medicinal Chemistry BA/BS

and Pharmacology

0017 Earth Science BA/BS

0028/0062 Mathematics: Applied Track BA/BS

0028/0028 Mathematics: Math Track BA/BS

SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION

0004 Anthropology BA/BS

0015 Criminal Justice BA/BS

0021 Geography BA/BS

0024 History BA/BS

0030 Political Science BA/BS

0032 Public Policy & Administration BA/BS

0033 Social Science BA/BS

0034 Sociology BA/BS

0105 Sustainability BA/BS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS IN THE LIBERAL ARTS AND

SCIENCES

0109 Applied Baccalaureate in AB

Liberal Studies

0027 Interdisciplinary Studies BA/BS

0081/0057 International Studies: African BA

0081/0058 International Studies: Asian BA

0081/0059 International Studies: Canadian BA

0081/0060 International Studies: European BA

0081/0061

International Studies: Latin American BA

0PSS-NU Nursing (oered in conjunction with

Oregon Health Sciences University)

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

0PPS-DH Preprofessional Dental Hygiene

0PPS-DE Preprofessional Dentistry

0PPS-LA Preprofessional Law

0PPS-ME Preprofessional Medicine

0PPS-MT Preprofessional Medical Technology

0PPS-NU Preprofessional Nursing

0PPS-OT Preprofessional Occupational Therapy

0PPS-OP Preprofessional Optometry

0PPS-PH Preprofessional Pharmacy

0PPS-PT Preprofessional Physical Therapy

0PPS-PA Preprofessional Physician Assistant

0PPS-PO Preprofessional Podiatry

0PPS-VM Preprofessional Veterinary Medicine

BA: Bachelor of Art • BFA: Bachelor of Fine Arts • BM: Bachelor of Music • BS: Bachelor of Science

AB: Applied Baccalaureate

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

CODE PROGRAM DESCRIPTION DEGREES

0091 ASL/English Interpreting BA/BS*

0002 ASL Studies BA

0012 Community Health Education BA/BS*

0042 Early Childhood Studies BA/BS

0045 Education (Teaching) BA/BS*

0084 Education Studies BA/BS

0020 Exercise Science BA/BS*

CODE PROGRAM DESCRIPTION DEGREES

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1. Social security number: ___ ___ ___ – ___ ___ – ___ ___ ___ ___

Please refer to Social Security Number (SSN) Disclosure Consent Statement on page four.

2. Legal name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Last First Middle

3. Preferred rst name: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. Which quarter and year are you entering WOU? q Fall _________ q Winter ________ q Spring ________ q Summer _______

5. What is your intended major? __________________________________________ See list of codes for undergraduate majors on page six.

6. Are you interested in applying for the degree partnership program? q Yes q No

Partner schools include Chemeketa Community College, Clackamas Community College and Linn-Benton Community College.

7. Mailing address: ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________

Street address or P.O. Box Home phone (include area code)

________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________

City State ZIP Cell phone (include area code)

________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________

Email County or province

8. In case of emergency, WOU may contact the following person:

q Mother q Father q Guardian q Other (please specify) _____________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Last name First Middle

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Permanent address City State ZIP

_____________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________

Email County or province

__________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

Home phone (include area code) Work phone (include area code)

9. Your date of birth: ___ ___ / ___ ___ / ___ ___ Place of birth: _____________________________________________________

Month Day Year City State

To comply with mandatory federal and state statistical reporting requirements, WOU must ask for the following information

(questions 10-14). We encourage you to provide the information, but doing so is voluntary, and your application will receive the

same consideration whether you do.

10. What is your legal sex designation? (select one): q Male q Female q No response

11. What is your gender identity? (select one):

A $60 non-refundable application fee, WOU Request for Deferral of Application Fee Form, NCAA

Application Fee Waiver or College Board Application Fee Waiver is required to process your

application. Enclose a check payable to Western Oregon University. The application fee is only

valid for this academic year. Please print responses.

Application for Undergraduate Admission

q Agender

q Genderqueer

q Man

q Non-Binary, including

gender uid & gender

non-conforming

q Transgender

q Trans Man

q Trans Woman

q Woman

12. Do you consider yourself to be: (select one):

q Asexual

q Bisexual

q Gay

q Heterosexual/straight

q Lesbian

q Pansexual

q Queer

q Questioning or unsure

q Same gender loving

q Questioning or unsure

q Identity or identities not listed.

Please specify: ___________________

q Prefer not to answer

q Identity or identities not listed.

Please specify: ___________________

q Prefer not to answer

# of semesters

This row is for office use only

SPRING SEMESTER (planned) SPRING SEMESTER (planned) SPRING SEMESTER (planned) SPRING SEMESTER (planned) SPRING SEMESTER (planned)

FALL SEMESTER FALL SEMESTER FALL SEMESTER FALL SEMESTER FALL SEMESTER

12TH GRADE

# of semesters

13. Please indicate your ethnic identity by checking one of the following: Are you Hispanic or Latino?

q Yes q No

14. What is your race? Please choose one or more:

q American Indian or Alaska Native

q Asian

q Black or African American

q Native Hawaiian or other Pacic Islander

q White (original people of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa)

15. What is your citizenship status? Failure to respond will result in a delay in your application process.

q U.S. citizen q Permanent resident or q Non-citizen Please see page three for more information.

If permanent resident or non-citizen, which country are you a citizen of? ________________________________________________

Immigrant/permanent resident number: A - ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

Date issued: ___ ___ / ___ ___ / ___ ___ Attach photocopy of permanent resident card, front and back.

16. Did either of your parents graduate from college? q Yes q No

17. If you answered "yes" to question 16, did either of your parents graduate from WOU/WOSC/OCE? q Yes q No

18. Have you ever, or are you currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces? q Yes q No

19. Is English your rst language? q Yes q No

20. Name of high school: _____________________________________________ City: ____________________________________ State: ________

Date of graduation or date you expect to graduate _____________________________

21. Freshman self-report of high school subject requirements:

• Only current high school seniors are required to complete this section.

• Enter courses you are taking during your senior year of high school in the following subject areas. Failure to list

courses will result in a delay in your application process.

# of semesters

D E

Science

Three years: biology,

chemistry, physics, etc.

(One year lab science

recommended)

English

Four years: writing,

literature, speaking,

listening

Literary Fiction 2 Algebra 2 Biology 2 U.S. History 2 Spanish 2

Example:

Mathematics

Three years: Algebra

I and two additional

years (to include

Algebra II)

Social Studies

Three years: U.S.

history, global

studies, government,

economics, psychology,

world history

Foreign Language

Two years: same

language; American

Sign Language is

acceptable

24. Courses in progress: Institution where courses are in progress or will be taken: ________________________________________

Enter course titles for work in progress or work you plan to complete before you enter WOU. Please indicate the last

term you will be taking courses at your current institution.

23. Colleges attended: List below every college and university you have attended or are currently attending. Omitting a

college or university from this list may result in denial of admission or disciplinary action. Contact the Oce of the

Registrar at each of these institutions and have ocial transcripts sent directly to WOU Admissions.

Transfer applicants must be in good academic standing at all prior institutions. Applicants who are ineligible to

re-enroll in any college or university due to student conduct or disciplinary actions are not eligible for admission to

WOU.

22. Examination information: Freshman applicants should report the month and year you took any of the following

tests. Note: Submission of ACT/ SAT scores is optional for freshman applicants with a cumulative high school GPA

of 3.00 or higher. Scores are required for applicants who do not meet the minimum GPA requirement, as well as

applicants who are interested in designated academic scholarships, Teacher Education, NCAA Division II athletics or

the Honors Program. Transfer applicants may leave this section blank.

Test: ACT SAT SAT Subject Exam GED

Date: ________________________ ________________________ _______________________ _______________________

W ' 19 BI 101 General Biology 3

School name (most recent rst) City State

Degree received

Include month/year

Credits completed

Quarter/Semester

Example:

Western Oregon University Monmouth OR

Example:

Term taken Course # Course name Credits

28. Certication: Must be read and signed by all students to certify the accuracy of the information provided.

I certify that I have provided complete and accurate responses to the items on this application. To the best of my

knowledge, I further certify that all ocial documents submitted in support of this application are authentic and

unaltered records that pertain to me. I authorize release of any information submitted by me in connection with

this application to any person, rm, corporation, association or government agency, but only to verify or explain

the information. I also authorize WOU to use my SSN for tracking and statistical purposes as outlined in the Social

Security Number Disclosure Consent Statement on page four of this document.

Applicant’s signature _______________________________________________ Date _________________________________________

25. Are you claiming tuition classication as an Oregon resident?

q Yes * (Includes students who are enrolled members of federally recognized tribes of Oregon or that ceded or

reserved lands within the state of Oregon. See page three.)

q No (This means you will be paying non-resident tuition, unless you qualify for the Western Undergraduate

Exchange [WUE] or Texas Tuition rate program. See page four.)

*If yes to question 25, completion of all questions in the following section is required. Failure to do so will result in

your classication as a non-resident. If you are younger than 24, you must complete both the student information

section below (left column) and the parent or guardian information section (right column).

STUDENT INFORMATION

If you are younger than age of 24, you must complete the parent

information at right.

How long have you lived in Oregon?

From __________ / ________ to ____________ / ________

Month Year Month Year

Original issue date of Oregon Driver's License: ________ /_______

Month Year

Date of Oregon voter registration: _______ / _______

Month Year

Did you enter military service from Oregon? q Yes q No

Dates of military service, if applicable: from _______ to ________

Year Year

List last two years Oregon income taxes have been led:

________________ , _________________

Oregon employment information:

Student's employer (1) __________________________________

City __________________________________ State _________

From __________ / ________ to ____________ / ________

Month Year Month Year

Student's employer (2) ___________________________________

City __________________________________ State _________

From __________ / ________ to ____________ / ________

Month Year Month Year

PARENT INFORMATION

Please check one of the following:

q Mother q Father q Guardian

How long has your parent/guardian lived in Oregon?

From __________ / ________ to ____________ / ________

Month Year Month Year

Original issue date of Oregon Driver's License: ________ /_______

Month Year

Date of Oregon voter registration: _______ / _______

Month Year

Did they enter military service from Oregon? q Yes q No

Dates of military service, if applicable: from _______ to ________

Year Year

List last two years Oregon income taxes have been led:

________________ , _________________

Oregon employment information:

Parent's employer (1) ___________________________________

City __________________________________ State _________

From __________ / ________ to ____________ / ________

Month Year Month Year

Parent's employer (2) ____________________________________

City __________________________________ State _________

From __________ / ________ to ____________ / ________

Month Year Month Year

26. Residency status for tuition purposes:

27. q I authorize the Admissions Oce to release to my parents or legal guardians information regarding my application,

test scores, transcripts, and other supporting documents as they relate to my admission status.

q I do not authorize the releae of the information in my le.

FAFSA if needed. The federal processor will also provide

your FAFSA information to WOU if you listed WOU as a

school to receive your information when completing the

FAFSA. WOU’s federal school code is 003209.

After WOU has received your FAFSA, Financial Aid checks

to see if you have applied for admission. WOU will oer

nancial aid packages to students with a valid admission

application on le with Admissions. WOU may need

copies of certain documents to complete your nancial

aid le which can be found on your My Fin Aid Portal

account.

We will send an award letter to you that details the

types and amounts of nancial aid you are eligible to

receive. Award oers for the 2019-20 award year will

begin going out in mid-December for those who le their

FAFSA application by mid-November and for prospective

students with a submitted Admissions application. The

award oer will be an estimate of the Federal aid you're

eligible to receive, subject to change based on meeting

eligibility criteria and actual funding for each aid type.

Award revisions will begin in spring after funding and

institutional budgets are nalized. If your le is selected

for verication, you will need to have submitted all

documents and your le reviewed before a nalized

award oer can be made.

WHAT REQUIREMENTS DO I HAVE TO MEET?

If you are receiving nancial aid, you are responsible

for making Satisfactory Academic Progress. Be sure to

report additional nancial resources (such as outside

scholarships, stipends, tuition remission, vocational

rehabilitation benets, etc.) to Financial Aid so any

necessary adjustments can be made and possible

repayment of aid can be avoided. Remember that

your nancial aid package was created based on the

information from your FAFSA. If your or your family’s

situation has changed since ling the FAFSA, contact

Financial Aid about your special circumstance(s). A re-

evaluation of your resources may be needed.

WHERE DO I FIND THE ANSWERS TO MORE FINANCIAL

AID QUESTIONS?

Call us to make an appointment to speak with a

nancial aid counselor at 503-838-8475 or 1-877-877-

1593, opt. 2 (toll free) or go online to wou.edu/naid.

Our oce is located in Lieuallen Administration 310.

Other sources of information

• Oce of Student Access and Completion:

1-800-452-8807 or visit oregonstudentaid.gov

• FAFSA Assistance: 1-800-433-3243 or fafsa.gov

• studentloans.gov: one place for Direct Loan

Information and PLUS Loan applications

• studentaid.ed.gov: Federal Student Aid, a

comprehensive source of information for all

federal student aid programs

The information in this publication is as accurate and up

to date as possible and is in accordance with the latest

federal and state guidelines. Some dollar amounts and

regulations are subject to change and may aect current

policies and procedures. Refer to our website at wou.

edu/naid for more details.

HOW AND WHEN DO I APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID?

All students wishing to be considered for federal nancial

aid should complete the Free Application for Federal

Student Aid (FAFSA). You can complete the FAFSA

online starting Oct. 1, 2018 at fafsa.gov. In order to be

considered for all the aid types WOU oers, your FAFSA

must be received by the federal processing center as

soon as possible after Oct. 1, but no later than Feb 1,

2019. You may still complete the FAFSA after Feb. 1, but

certain limited aid types may not be available to you.

CAN I VIEW MY INFORMATION ONLINE?

WOU students can track the status of their nancial aid

data via their WOU Portal at wou.edu/portal and clicking

on “My Fin Aid.”

WHAT TYPES OF FINANCIAL AID ARE AVAILABLE?

Financial aid is intended to assist students with paying

the costs of college by providing grants, work-study and

student and parent loans.

Grants

Grants are funds that do not require repayment and

are available to eligible students, usually on the basis of

nancial need.

Federal work-study

The federal work-study program provides funding for

students to work part-time on campus or in a community

service position o campus to earn money to assist

with paying for college. The Service Learning and Career

Development oce can help students nd a work-study

job. If you do not qualify for work-study, that oce can

help you nd a part-time job on or o campus.

Loans

Financial aid in the form of student and parent loans is

available to all eligible aid recipients, regardless of nan-

cial need. Federal student loans do not require repay-

ment while the student is in school, and most student

loans allow a grace period after graduation before a

student begins repayment. For detailed information on

the loan programs at WOU, visit wou.edu/naid/paying-

for-college/loans.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available from WOU and from numerous

private donors and foundations. See page 5 for details

and visit wou.edu/scholarships for the most current

information on application procedures and deadlines.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER I APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID?

The federal processor will notify you after your FAFSA is

processed and explain how to make corrections to your

Financial aid information

primarily set up for occupants of the same gender, but

there are units that are gender inclusive (and other

spaces by request). Availability of specic options is

subject to demand and facility designation. All residence

halls are tobacco-free communities.

THE RESIDENCE HALLS

The enclosed application will provide you with basic

options depending upon your academic standing,

but you will have the opportunity to select the hall,

room and roommate of your choice online! Look for

information regarding room selection to be sent to your

WOU email account in late spring/early summer. For

descriptions, more details and room tours, go online to

wou.edu/housing/rooms-and-maps.

RESIDENCE HALL FURNISHINGS

All rooms have wireless access and are also hard-wired

for computer hookups. Each room is furnished with the

following:

• Desk • Extra-long single bed (36” x 80”)

• Chair • Bookshelf or shelves

• Wardrobe/closet • Garbage can/recycle bin

• Storage drawers • Microwave-Refrigerator

LIVING LEARNING COMMUNITIES

Living Learning communities are designated

communities within Ackerman Hall that function

around a specic theme or academic interest. The

purpose for oering living-learning communities is to

provide students with the option to live with others

that share a similar interest or goal with respect to their

academic and/or residential experience.

If you are interested in a living learning experience,

please ll out the living- learning community options

section of this document.

CANCELING THE CONTRACT

If you leave the residence halls, and continue to

attend classes at WOU, your account will be charged

a cancellation fee ($7 per day, subject to change) for

the remainder of the academic year for breaking

your contractual agreement with the university. If you

withdraw from WOU during the academic year you will

be released from this contractual obligation.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

You must apply for admission to the university before

you apply for housing. Space will not be guaranteed

unless you are formally admitted to WOU and are

registered for classes.

We will accept your housing application beginning

October 1 for the following academic year and your

priority date will be the date your housing application

and fee are received in our oce. We encourage you to

apply early. Any applications received prior to October 1

will be dated October 1.

For more information about the residence halls

before making your decision, visit wou.edu/housing.

If you still have questions, please contact University

Housing at 503-838-8311, toll free at 1-877-877-1593,

opt. 4, or by email at [email protected].

CHOOSING A ROOMMATE

WOU oers the option of using electronic

roommate matching to help you nd your perfect

roommate. Look for an email from University

Housing in the spring with your access link to this

amazing program!

If you have completed this option and already know

your roommate, indicate your chosen roommate by

listing that person’s name and student ID number on the

application.

To be placed together, the person you request

must also request you to validate the roommate

selection. You must also both make the same

building choice. For Ackerman requests, living-

learning community rankings must also be the same

to be placed together.

If you don’t have a preferred roommate, a roommate

will be assigned to you.

THE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY

Because of the educational value of on-campus living,

all single rst-year students without dependents

who enter WOU within one year of high school

graduation are required to spend their rst year in

university-operated housing. Many returning and

transferring students also choose to live on campus for

convenience, available services, and varied activities.

WOU oers a variety of accommodations for on-

campus living. Rooms, suites and apartments are

1 • HOUSING APPLICATION

HOUSING APPLICATION • 2

Housing Application 2019-20

A $40 non-refundable application fee is required to process this application and is valid for this academic year only.

________________________________________ ____________________________________ _______ _____________________________

Last name First name M.I. WOU ID number

What year did you graduate high school? ______________________________ Birthdate _______________________________________________

________________________________ ___________________________________ _________________________________________________

Cell phone Home phone Email

___________________________________________________ ____________________________________ _________ ________________

Street/PO Box City State ZIP

Gender: q Male q Female q Trans q Other (Please dene "other") ______________________________________________

Gender-inclusive housing provides an option for residents of mixed gender designations to live together within a single

unit (room or apartment). For information regarding gender-inclusive housing options, contact University Housing at

503-838-8311, toll free 1-877-877-1593, opt. 4, or by email to [email protected].

Send completed application and application/

contract fee(s) to University Housing, 345

Monmouth Ave. N, Monmouth, OR 97361.

Make checks payable to Western Oregon University.

If more convenient, fax application to 503-838-8968

then telephone your VISA/DISCOVER/MASTERCARD

payment to 503-838-8311.

_______________________________________________________

Student's signature

_______________________________________________________

Today's date

* For those applying for fall term, please note that information about hall assignment, roommate and contract information will be

available to you on your WOU Portal by the end of August. If you apply late, or are unsure of your assignment before you leave for

school in September, please contact University Housing when you arrive on campus. If you are applying for winter or spring terms,

you will receive your building assignments when you arrive on campus at the beginning of the term for which you applied.

TERM/YEAR APPLYING

q Fall 2019 q Winter 2020 q Spring 2020

CONTRACT OPTIONS

q Yearly contract: $40 non-refundable applicaon fee

SPECIFIC ROOMMATE REQUESTS

Please give the full name and student ID number

(V# if known) of your preferred roommate(s). Your

chosen roommate must also request you.

#1 ROOMMATE NAME AND V# (IF KNOWN):

________________________________________________________

#2 ROOMMATE NAME AND V# (IF KNOWN):

________________________________________________________

MEAL PLAN INFORMATION

Meal plan amounts listed are food dollars that

residents will have to spend per term. Keep in

mind, residential students enjoy up to a 40 percent

discount (unless otherwise specied) for prepared

food purchased at the Valsetz Food Court.

NOTE: Overhead costs are built into Valsetz

Dining, but not at other campus restaurants. Expect

to pay full retail there. Unused food dollars roll over

into the next term, but are not refunded at the end

of the academic year.

• 40 percent of all students choose Meal Plan #2.

• A minimum of $20 can be added at any time for

immediate use.

• Written meal plan change requests are accepted

only for the following term. (Once the term begins,

you cannot change your meal plan for that term).

• Students living in the Arbor Park complex have

complete kitchens within their apartments and are

therefore not required to select a meal plan.

GENERAL INFORMATION

The information you supply on this application will

be used in the event that we have to change your

placement, for individuals who choose not to select

their hall/room/roommate, and for late applicants.

wou.edu/housing

wou.edu/housing/rooms-and-maps

wou.edu/housing/resident-resources/live-learn-

communities

Ackerman Hall is entirely dedicated to Living Learning Communities which function around a specic theme or interest. If you

requested a space in Ackerman, Please rank your top three Living-Learning Communities. See descriptions below:

LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITIES IN ACKERMAN HALL

RESIDENT MEAL PLAN

Required for residents in Ackerman, Heritage and

Landers Halls. Select one of the following plans:

q Meal Plan #1 - $285 food dollars per term

q Meal Plan #2 - $440 food dollars per term

q Meal Plan #3 - $560 food dollars per term

q Meal Plan #4 - $685 food dollars per term

q Meal Plan #5 - $150 food dollars per term

YOUR RESIDENCE HALL OPTIONS* ARE LISTED BELOW:

TRADITIONAL RESIDENCE HALL ROOMS

HERITAGE HALL

Heritage Double: Two students in a 2-person room

Heritage Single: One student in a 1-person roomw

LANDERS HALL

Landers Double: Two students in a 2-person room

Landers Single: One student in a 1-person room

ACKERMAN HALL

• Co-ed oors/same gender roommates

• Gender-specic community bathroom on each oor

• Gender-neutral private bathrooms (limited quantities)

Ackerman Double: Two students in a 2-person room

Ackerman Single: One student in a 1-person room

YOUR RESIDENCE HALL OPTIONS* ARE LISTED BELOW:

Regardless of your high school graduation date, please complete the Placement Questionnaire on the next page.

Hall designations are subject to change

Additional costs apply (limited availability)

REMEMBER:

You will have the opportunity to select your choice

of hall, room and roommate online in late spring/

early summer prior to your arrival on campus. The

information provided here and online is to help assist

you in making your selections.

• wou.edu/housing/rooms-and-maps

• wou.edu/housing/resident-resources/live-learn-

communities

____ American Sign Language (ASL)

Practice ASL in an immersive cultural and linguistic environ-

ment with Deaf and hearing signers of all levels.

____ Business Community

Collaborate academically with students who are pursuing

careers in business related elds.

____ Creative Arts

Explore dierent forms of expression to foster a shared

appreciation for creativity and the arts.

____ Criminal Justice

Build connections with other students interested in a career

of law enforcement, corrections, or community crime pre-

vention.

____ Future Educators

Apply classroom learning and real-world experiences with

other students passionate for educational environments.

____ Global Connections

Embrace and share values, traditions, and customs to expand

personal multicultural understanding and appreciation.

____ Health Sciences

Collaborate academically with students who are pursuing

careers in health sciences or related industries.

____ Honors (Must be admitted to the Honors program)

Network with other highly motivated students (Associated

Students of Honors) in an academically focused enviornment.

____ Outdoor Adventure

Connect with outdoor enthusiasts who have an active lifestyle

and share an appreciation for nature.

____ Transfer (Must be a transfer student)

Navigate your transition to WOU by connecting with other

transfer students and the campus community to build your

student success network.

TRADITIONAL RESIDENCE HALL ROOMS

ACKERMAN HALL

• Co-ed oors/same gender roommates

• Gender-specic community bathroom on each oor

• Gender-neutral private bathrooms (limited quantities)

Ackerman Double: Two students in a 2-person room

Ackerman Single: One student in a 1-person room

FOUR-PERSON APARTMENTS

ARBOR PARK APARTMENTS

Check your WOU email often for information about

online room and roommate selection.

• Private bedrooms

• Shared bath

• Shared living and

kitchen areas

• Fully furnished

• With or without meal plan

option (Meal plans are optional

for Arbor Park residents.)

Co-ed apartment:

q Yes q No

Arbor Park: No meal plan

Arbor Park: With meal plan, higher rate will apply

Select from Meal Plan choices below.

YES

3 • HOUSING APPLICATION

Will you (or did you) graduate high school in 2019?

1. I object to living with a smoker.*

q Yes q No

2. I am a smoker*.

q Yes q No

3. I object to the use of chewing

tobacco* in my room.

q Yes q No

4. I use chewing tobacco.*

q Yes q No

* Note: The WOU campus is

tobacco-free.

5. I prefer to study in my room.

q Yes q No

6. When I study, I prefer to:

q Listen to music

q Have the TV on in the

background

q Study with friends

q Study in a quiet environment

7. My preferred (sleeping)

temperature is:

q 65° or less

q 65 – 70°

q 70 – 75°

q 75° or more

8. My preferred time to wake up is:

q By 8 a.m.

q By 10 a.m.

q By noon

9. I like to stay up until:

q 10 – 11 p.m.

q 11 p.m. – midnight

q Midnight – 1 a.m.

q After 1 a.m.

10. When I sleep, my sensitivity to

noise is:

q Very light sleeper – awakened

by mild noise

q Average sleeper

q Heavy sleeper – not bothered

by noise

11. How important is having a neat

and clean room to you?

q Very

q So-so

q Who cares?

12. I will socialize in my room:

q A lot

q Some

q Very little

13. I like to listen to music:

q As background music

q Moderately loud

q Loud

PLACEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

All applicants must ll out this questionnaire when submitting

the completed housing application to University Housing, even

if you already know who you want to live with. This questionnaire

will assist our oce with assigning you a roommate who has

similar living habits to yours. We cannot guarantee that all of your

answers will exactly match those of your assigned roommate.

Please check only one response for each question. If you are

unsure, pick the answer that best matches you most of the time.

THE APPLICATION PROCESS

Applications are processed by date

of application. Students applying

late or who opt to not make a hall/

room/roommate selection online

will be placed as space allows. Once

the completed housing application

has been received, you will receive a

conrmation email.

CANCELLATIONS

Cancellation of housing reservations

should be submitted in writing to

University Housing.

NOTE: YOUR RESERVATION MAY BE

CANCELED IF:

• You fail to register for classes prior

to the term for which you have

applied.

• You have not checked into campus

housing by the end of the rst day

of classes.

• You have not made prior

arrangements with University

Housing for a later arrival.

All assignments are made based

on date of application and space

availability.

VOLUNTARY INFORMATION

Please note information that should be considered for room or roommate assignments. ^ __________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

^ Disability accommodation requires additional documentation. Contact the Oce of Disability Services for more

information at: wou.edu/disabilityservices.

RETURN COMPLETED APPLICATION

AND $40 APPLICATION FEE TO:

University Housing

Western Oregon University

345 Monmouth Ave. N.

Monmouth, OR 97361

For more information call 503-838-8311

or toll free at 1-877-877-1593, opt. 4

For detailed information,

please visit us online at:

wou.edu/housing

HOUSING APPLICATION • 4

University

Housing

This publication can be made

available in alternative formats to assist

persons with disabilities. Please give

reasonable notice to WOU Admissions

at 503-838-8211 (V/TTY) or toll free at

1-877-877-1593. The information in this

publication is as accurate as was possible to

obtain at the time of publication. The provisions

are subject to change without notice and do

not constitute a contract with Western Oregon

University. The university is not responsible for any

misunderstandings of its requirements or provisions

that might arise as a result of errors in the preparation

of the publication. Refer to frequently updated

information online at wou.edu/admissions.

Together we SUCCEED

Admissions

345 Monmouth Ave. N.

Monmouth, OR 97361

503-838-8211

[email protected]

wou.edu/admission

University

Housing

Ackerman Hall (rst oor)

Monmouth, OR 97361

503-838-8311

[email protected]

wou.edu/housing