Credits earned at the other campus through concurrent enrollment are considered transfer credits. Consult the Registrar's Office for complete details and procedures. These programs are offered jointly by OSU and one or more of the other universities in the Oregon University System. Courses and facilities at all participating universities may be utilized on an individual student's program. Students participating in a joint-campus program are admitted to one of the participating universities and this campus is considered their home university.
Students enroll for courses on other campuses using concurrent enrollment.
Credit earned on the other campuses is considered transfer credit unless special approval was granted when the joint-campus program was initiated. Students from Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming who are accepted into these programs will be treated as resident students for tuition purposes. Information about the above programs may be obtained from the college, program, or department indicated. Workshops, from one to eight weeks in length, concentrate on special fields of study. If you are attending Summer Session and plan to work toward a graduate degree at OSU, you must apply for admission to the Graduate School well in advance of your arrival on campus.