Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing

To sit for the CPA exam in Oregon, you must have acquired 225 total credit hours. After completing the 180-credit accounting degree program at EOU, you will need 45 more credit hours. You can choose to register for 45 more undergraduate credit hours, complete the Post-Baccalaureate Accounting certificate (48 credit hours) or enroll in the MBA program (45 credit hours).

After obtaining your online bachelor’s in accounting from EOU, you can work in many positions, such as a CPA, auditor, controller, financial advisor, senior accountant, fiscal manager and more.

Yes, this degree can be completed 100 percent online because there are no on-campus requirements.

Yes. The Eastern Oregon Social Science Journal (EOSJ) presents achievements and research from undergraduates.

After securing your online bachelor’s in anthropology and sociology, you can work in many positions, such as an anthropologist, sociologist, community health specialist, government employee, archaeologist, law enforcement officer or forestry officer. You might also work in higher education or with nonprofits.

Coursework for the bachelor’s in communication and media studies incorporates many timely technologies such as social media, YouTube, Google, audiovisual recording and editing, web development and more.

Yes. Seniors in the communication and media studies program can register for an internship course-even if you are working online. A faculty member will guide and assess the internship in preparation for the senior capstone course.

If you transfer the maximum number of credits, you can complete this program in two years.

Each term is 11 weeks long.

Besides teaching, your degree can prepare you for administrative positions such as an early childhood program director or early childhood program administrator, an early childhood educational coordinator or an early childhood policy maker. Besides schools, you could work in mental health facilities, businesses, private programs or churches.

Yes, the bachelor’s in computer science can be completed 100 percent online, because there are no on-campus requirements.

EOU’s online degree in EMSA is perfect for EMTs or medics who want to move up in rank. However, if you are interested in nursing, an EMS sales representative, creating essential nursing resources or other management roles, our degree program is a great fit.

This depends on how you enter the program. Students who enter the EMSA program with an associate degree will have the option to complete their bachelor’s degree as a B.A., B.S. or Bachelor of Applied Science depending on how they enter the program and their personal goals. If you do not have an associate degree, you can choose either the B.A. or B.S.

EMT certification is not included with our degree program and is not a requirement for admission. However, students must have EMT certification or licensure as a condition of graduation.

Yes, you can complete this program entirely online because there are no on-campus requirements. However, be aware that upper-division courses in the EMSA program are occasionally offered as on-site weekend hybrid courses in Eastern Oregon, Southern Oregon and the Portland, Oregon region.

Admission requirements are available on each graduate program’s page. See a list of the online programs here. 

Potentially, if you are applying to one of our undergraduate programs. If you have limited financial resources, and meet any of six deferral requirements, you may be eligible for a deferral. If you qualify for the fee deferral, please select YES on the application fee deferral question within the undergraduate application.

EOU provides excellent opportunities for transfer credits and financial aid. For your tuition cost, visit your program’s page. For information about costs and awards, visit the EOU Online Tuition & Aid page.

Congratulations! Your next step is to consult the Enrollment Checklist for new students. This checklist includes information about applying for financial aid, as well as creating your EOU email address. 

You may qualify if you are a citizen of, or have a bachelor’s degree from, one of many countries. See the EOU English Proficiency Policy for more information.

EOU’s online degree in FSA is perfect for fire officers who want to advance in rank, particularly senior fire officers. Most students in our program are transfer students.

Our FSA courses are those required by the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training for Firefighter III & IV certification. Our curriculum also addresses the requisite knowledge and skills found in the current NFPA 1021, Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications.

Yes, you can complete this program entirely online because there are no on-campus requirements. However, be aware that upper-division courses in the FSA program are occasionally offered as on-site weekend hybrid courses in Eastern Oregon, Southern Oregon and the Portland, Oregon region.

Many of our students go on to graduate school, law school or become teachers at the elementary or secondary level. You will also be prepared for careers in teaching, public service, consulting, research, museums, archives and libraries. You could even move into public administration, business or law.

To engage with online students, our program provides online video lectures and livestream presentations. You could also become a member of Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honor society.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, an advanced degree is usually required to be an economist. However, some organizations, plus the federal government, offer entry-level positions for those with a bachelor’s degree.

Our economics faculty are well-versed in online teaching techniques. Two of their most popular tools are recorded Whiteboard lectures and video lectures. You will feel like you are actually in the classroom.

After securing your online bachelor’s in economics from EOU, you can work in many positions, such as upper management, law, federal government and nonprofits. With more education, you can even be a CEO.

Yes. The minor requires 30 credit hours in the degree program, with 10 credit hours from each concentration. You must complete 20 upper-division credit hours with a minimum of 10 credit hours from EOU.

The interdisciplinary studies degree program is very popular at EOU, and is right for students who want to develop a variety of transferable skills in a personalized subject area. You can mix and match minors to tailor your degree program to a career or graduate program. You could also focus on advancement in your current career.

There are only a few restrictions. The two minors chosen must be from separate fields. For example, two minors from Health and Human Performance may not be used to form an interdisciplinary studies major. The minor may also not be selected from the associate’s programs or certificate programs.

Yes, the bachelor’s in English/Writing program can be completed 100 percent online.

If you have a passion for reading, writing and digital media, this degree is right for you. EOU’s English/Writing degree is a starting point for a variety of careers besides just teaching. In terms of transferable job skills, an English degree is one of the best options, even if you are undecided on a career path.

The English program has many partnerships with non-profit organizations, independent publishers and K–12 schools. You might work as an online tutor for the EOU Writing Center, edit for a student-run journal called Oregon East, or complete an editorial internship.

You could work in many career paths besides teaching because writing and communication skills are needed in many jobs. EOU alumni are currently working as lawyers, policy analysts, technical writers, editors, media designers, journalists and more.

Yes, we will help you find and complete an internship that is local to you. Your capstone experience will work the same way.

The faculty in health & human performance are highly qualified and committed to your success. Currently, each faculty member is tenure-track. You will work one-on-one with a faculty member throughout your degree program.

The bachelor’s in health & human performance will open doors to many careers. With the degree, you can work in public health education, strength and conditioning coaching, personal training or corporate wellness. If you choose to pursue other certifications and/or graduate education, you could work as a nurse, dentist, chiropractor, physical therapist, occupational therapist, dietician or K–12 educator.

Yes, the bachelor’s in psychology can be completed 100 percent online, because there are no on-campus requirements. This includes the senior capstone and any internships.

If you encounter a course restriction while attempting to register, it could be because of missing prerequisites, the wrong class status, missing degree declaration or other reason. In these cases, you must email the course instructor with the information at the bottom of this webpage.

Additional fees for the summer residencies would include travel, room and board while in attendance at Fishtrap and on EOU’s campus, and these would be dependent on an individual’s choice of options.

There are opportunities in the MFA program to work with our award-winning literary magazines, “Basalt” and “Oregon East,” as well as with our affiliated presses, Lynx House Press and Lost Horse Press.

Although each year brings different authors to the MFA and its residencies, in the past we have worked with the late Ursula K. LeGuin, Luís Urrea, David James Duncan, William Kittredge and Cheryl Strayed to name a few.

The Visiting Writers Series is a series of talks and lectures from established authors, up to a dozen per year. Recent author presentations include Carl Adamshick, “Curses”; Sandra Alcosser, “A Fish to Feed All Hunger”; Sherman Alexie, “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian”; Christopher Buckley, “Thank You for Smoking”; Kerry Cohen, “Loose Girl: A Memoir of Promiscuity”; Jon Davis, “Preliminary Report”; Matthew Dickman, “Amigos”; Anthony Doerr, “About Grace”; Danielle Deulen, “Lovely Asunder”; Debra Earling, “Perma Red”; Scott Elliott, “Temple Grove: a Novel”; Molly Gloss, “The Jump-Off Creek”; Garrett Hongo, “Volcano: A Memoir of Hawai’i”; Marie Howe, “Magdalene”; Thomas Kennedy, “Copenhagen Quartet”; Keetje Kuipers, “Beautiful in the Mouth”; William Kittredge, “Hole in the Sky”; Melissa Kwasny, “The Nine Senses” and more.

While most of EOU’s degree programs require a minimum grade of C- to pass with credit, the MBA program considers a C- unacceptable. B- is the lowest passing grade for an MBA course. This ensures that you are prepared to enter a competitive field after graduation and perform well.

Continue teaching at the PK-12 level with enhanced knowledge and skills. You may also pursue a career as an: advanced instructional coach, lead teacher, academic specialist, curriculum coach, curriculum lead, district curriculum administrator or classroom curriculum consultant.

Firms, corporations or organizations employing graduates from our program include Pearson, Kendall Hunt Publishing, Pitsco Education, DEPCO LLC, Oregon Department of Education, multiple school districts, the InterMountain Education Service District in Oregon and more.

As you prepare to begin the MS in Education, we recommend that you consult with the MS program director in order to receive a customized degree plan that accounts for aligning your goals and desired pace with the timing of when you are starting the degree, program options, and course availability.

You will need 225 credit hours to sit for the CPA exam in Oregon.

For credit, you must earn a C- or better for all certificate coursework, or a minimum 2.00 GPA.

You are still eligible for the Post-Baccalaureate Accounting Certificate; speak with your enrollment counselor or academic advisor for more information.

After securing your online bachelor’s in business administration from EOU, you can work in many management positions. You might also work in marketing, accounting, global food systems and agribusiness.

An online education is more affordable than attending classes in-person; At EOU, the cost per credit hour for online undergraduate courses is $316, while the cost per credit hour for on-campus, in-person courses is several hundred more. A cost differential will be applied to ACCT, BA and ECON prefix courses.

Your enrollment counselor is available for questions about applying to EOU Online and registering for your courses. Talk with your academic advisor to stay on track with your degree progress. A transcript team will ensure that you get the most credit possible for past college credit. Also, do not forget that you have access to EOU campus resources such as student services, admissions, disability services, financial aid and student advocacy.

Yes. Many professors will offer digital conference times using technologies such as live chat, video calls or phone calls. Check with your professors about how to schedule individual meetings.

Yes, you will still need to purchase the required course materials. However, it is a good practice to check with your professors to ensure materials are required before you buy them. Many books are available online.

The biggest difference is that sometimes you will complete work in an asynchronous environment (classes and events happen on a delay) and sometimes you will work in a synchronous environment (classes and events happen immediately). In the asynchronous environment, instead of showing up to a classroom at a designated time and day, you will frequently check Canvas or other online platforms for materials shared by your professor. You can ask questions via Canvas or email; and similarly, you will submit work online and await grading online instead of receiving graded work in the classroom. 

In a synchronous environment, you will have a scheduled, digital class meeting with live or immediate interactions. Be sure to take note of the type of online environment your individual professors will use, and adhere to all assignment deadlines.

Besides the convenience of studying from a time and place that work best for you, employers value skills that you develop from an online education: the initiative to complete tasks, the ability to work independently, digital composing skills, time management skills and organizational skills.

Canvas is an online course management tool. Using the Canvas platform, your professor will create your online course with a series of modules containing materials such as the syllabus, course schedule, notes and assignments. You will submit your work and view your grades in Canvas, as well as communicate with your teacher and classmates. Read more about Canvas here.

Yes. Once you are accepted and create your EOU account, you can log in to Pierce Library online resources including databases, journals, articles, reference materials, special collections and more, plus chat with library staff members if you need assistance. View the Pierce Library homepage for more information.

Several options will satisfy the foreign language requirement. You can either complete 24 foreign language course credits, complete a second-year foreign language course sequence, complete any upper-division course that has a two-year language prerequisite or secure equivalency certification by the appropriate foreign language faculty. International students who are already fluent in another language will have already met the foreign language requirement.

Your transcript team will help you determine which credits can transfer to EOU online. They will also take care of requesting and submitting your transcripts. You can also read more about transfer credits on the Transfer Pathways page.

Admission requirements are available on each graduate program’s page. See a list of the online programs here.

You may qualify if you are a citizen of, or have a bachelor’s degree from one of many countries. See the EOU English Proficiency Policy for more information.

This depends on your individual program. Many online programs have a limit of 30 transfer credits, although some programs allow fewer transfer credits. The interdisciplinary studies degree allows you to transfer one full minor into the program. See a list of online programs and transfer credit allowances here.

You must complete the online application and pay the non-refundable application fee. You can work with your support team to submit transcripts from prior education, if applicable. Graduate students might have additional application requirements such as a personal statement and letters of recommendation. Get more information about admission requirements here.

Yes, credit for AP exams varies by program. Scores below 3 will not be accepted. See the AP credit transfer table here.

Once you have decided to apply to EOU online, we encourage you to complete the FAFSA as soon as possible. The 2020-2021 FAFSA is available online starting Oct. 1, 2019. The earlier you apply, the more financial aid you can receive. Visit the FAFSA website for more information.

EOU offers several means of assistance to U.S. military service members and veterans, in addition to their federal benefits. For those taking 100 percent of their coursework online and who have served in the National Guard or Reserves on active duty since Sept. 11, 2001, we offer the Active Duty Scholarship to cover all remaining tuition after other benefits are applied.

If also deployed overseas, service members may qualify for the Darlene Hooley Scholarship for Oregon National Guard and Reserves which offers up to $3,000 per year.

Tuition costs could be covered for those currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, National Guard or Reserves, or released from military service under honorable conditions. U.S. military veterans can also apply for the Veterans United Foundation Scholarship to help with costs not covered by the GI BillⓇ. Read more about military aid here.

U.S. military spouses can also receive $1,000-$4,000 financial assistance with EOU’s programs. Spouses and children who use Transfer of Title benefits can receive assistance with the Yellow Ribbon Program. Dependents of U.S. military veterans can apply for the Veterans Dependent Tuition Waiver. Read more about military aid here.

You can transfer education from U.S. military experience, college-level exams, AAOT/ASOT (Associate of Arts/Science Oregon Transfer Degrees) and the Oregon transfer module. You could also get credit for prior work/life experience through APEL: Assessment of Experiential Learning.

In a Bachelor of Arts program, you will be required to demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language. A Bachelor of Science program will not require foreign language proficiency but does require 12 additional credits in social science, natural science, computer science or mathematics. A Bachelor of Applied Science degree is a more specialized degree in a technical field; declaring a B.A.S. requires that you must have an Associate of Applied Science.

In no particular order, EOU’s most popular online programs are the bachelor’s in business administration, bachelor’s in early childhood education, bachelor’s in interdisciplinary studies, bachelor’s in fire services administration and bachelor’s in psychology.

Graduates with a bachelor’s in information technology management can work as an IT manager; other potential job titles include IT project manager, chief technology officer, chief information officer or security specialist.

Yes, the bachelor’s degree in information technology management can be completed 100 percent online, because there are no on-campus requirements.

Depending on your experience and personal goals, you can pursue a variety of professional and technical careers in business with this degree. Some options include leadership roles in sales, technology, design and management.

If you transfer the maximum number of credits, you can complete this program in two years.

You can find us at One University Boulevard, La Grande, OR 97850-2807. You can learn more about us here.

Yes, you’re welcome to visit campus anytime. Get local information and schedule your on-campus visit by chatting with our admissions team at 855-805-5399 or email us at: onlineadmissions-group@eou.edu

EOU guides student inquiry through integrated, high-quality liberal arts and professional programs that lead to responsible and reflective action in a diverse and interconnected world. As an educational, cultural and scholarly center, EOU connects the rural regions of Oregon to a wider world. Our beautiful setting and small size enhance the personal attention our students receive, while partnerships with colleges, universities, agencies and communities add to the educational possibilities of our region and state. You can learn more about us here.

As of 2019, EOU had more than 1,200 undergraduate online students. Learn more about online student life.

As of 2019, there were more than 3,000 undergraduate students studying at EOU. You can learn more about us here.

EOU is ranked No. 2 for Best Online College in Oregon by Value Colleges. You can learn more about our awards and recognition here.

It will not. The diploma is the same for all graduates, whether their program was completed online or at our campus location.

It is not. The diploma is the same for all graduates, whether their program was completed online or at our campus location.

Absolutely! Graduates of the on-ground and online programs are strongly encouraged to walk in their graduation ceremony.

They will not. There’s no difference in the diplomas presented to graduates of the online and on-campus programs.

Eastern Oregon University has been continuously accredited since 1931 by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and its predecessor agencies. Our business programs receive specialized accreditation through the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE). Teacher preparation programs are accredited through Oregon’s Teacher Standards and Practices Commission. You can learn more about our accreditations here.

Eastern Oregon University has been continuously accredited since 1931 by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and its predecessor agencies. You can learn more about our accreditations here.

EOU was founded in 1929. You can learn more about our accreditations here.

EOU’s core values are: altruism, civility, discovery, integrity, interdependence and quality. Online courses are always inclusive by embracing diverse perspectives. Faculty seek local and global contexts, and above all reinforce intellectual engagement and academic rigor through an engaging digital format. You can learn more about our values here.

The difference between regional and national accreditation is best explained by EDsmart here.

Yes, we offer a variety of different online degree programs to fit your academic and professional needs. You can see our online degrees here.

Yes, EOU does offer some hybrid degree programs. It’s best to check the program page of the degree you’re interested in to see if it’s offered in a hybrid method.

There is. EOU is committed to embracing and celebrating diversity — in all dimensions — as a necessary component of academic and professional excellence.

Eastern Oregon University Career Services offers in-person coaching and online resources to help students broaden the perspective of their career choices and to understand the value of their education in relation to employment. This includes outreach to all students in all academic programs, on and off campus coupled with outreach to employers, service providers and government agencies. You can learn more about our Career Services here.

Yes, EOU’s Assessment of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) process provides an opportunity for students to document acquired learning from life/work experiences in a format that can be assessed for academic credit. You can learn more about it here.

Yes. Applicants who are non-immigrants and are citizens of a foreign country should follow the steps for international student admission. You can learn more about applying to EOU here.

These open house programs are half-day events that showcase Eastern Oregon University as a student-centered higher education institution. Connect with current students, learn about admission and financial aid, explore clubs/organizations and more.

Work experience may be required depending on the program. Be sure to check the admission requirements for the degree you’re interested in. You can learn more about admission requirements here.

While the specifics of each program vary, the admission process always starts by submitting your application for the program you want to attend. To complete your application file, you’ll need official transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statements and more. Our admissions team will help guide you through this process. Once your file is complete with all items, it will be reviewed for a decision. The review process generally takes 2–4 weeks.

Start dates vary by program. Check the FAQ page of your program to learn more.

EOU strives to provide a seamless transition from our community college partners, which is why we try to make it as easy as possible for you to see how you can transfer with our Fast Track Transfer Pathways. Find your state and community college to see a list of Fast Track Transfer Pathways to help you take your degree to the next level.

Yes, EOU accepts transfer credits. You can learn more about our transfer policy here.

The number of transfer credits accepted depends on the degree program. You can learn more about our transfer policy here.

Transfer credit policies vary by program. Applicants can get a free transfer credit review to find out how many of their previous credits will count toward their degree.

The friendly staff in the Online Admissions Office looks forward to answering your questions.

Call 855-805-5399 for admissions, or email: onlineadmissions-group@eou.edu

The time it takes to complete your application file with all necessary information will vary based upon how long it takes to obtain letters of recommendation, transcripts, etc. Once your application file is complete with all necessary information, it typically takes 2–4 weeks to review and provide an answer as to whether you’ve been accepted to the program. To learn more, click here.

Eastern Oregon University’s Disability Services Office (DSO) provides students with disabilities equal access for successfully meeting their academic needs and higher education goals. Following the guidelines established by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), we serve students with physical, psychological, medical, visual, hearing or learning disabilities. The Disability Services Office provides and promotes a supportive, accessible, non-discriminatory learning and working environment for students with disabilities. To learn more, click here.

You can easily start your application now.

The first step in the application process is to fill out the online application found here.

While you do not need to have all documents ready when you start your application, your application file (GPA/transcripts, letters of recommendation, goal statements, etc.) must be complete when you submit your application to the program. Incomplete files will not be considered. Please visit our admission requirements page for full details of what’s needed.

Yes, applicants applying to an undergraduate program that meet specific requirements may defer their application fee. To find out if you qualify, contact us by phone at 855 805-5399 or by email: onlineadmissions-group@eou.edu.

Obtaining transcripts, securing letters of recommendation, writing personal statements and the like have variable lengths of time associated with them, which is why you should start them as soon as you can. Once your application file is complete, it typically takes 2–4 weeks to review and provide an answer as to whether you’ve been accepted to the program.

Once your application file is complete, it typically takes 2–4 weeks to review and provide an answer as to whether you’ve been accepted to the program. Please visit our admission requirements page for full details of what’s needed.

Once your application file is complete, it typically takes 2–4 weeks to review and provide an answer as to whether you’ve been accepted to the program.

You may be eligible for an application extension. To find out, contact our Admissions Office at 855-805-5399, or email: onlineadmissions-group@eou.edu

Yes. We offer provisional acceptance and offer support to ensure success. To find out more, contact us at 855-805-5399, or email: onlineadmissions-group@eou.edu

To learn more about application deadlines, click here.

It’s best to talk to your enrollment counselor directly about this, as what you can do depends upon why you were not accepted into the program. Generally speaking, if your GPA wasn’t high enough, you can take community college courses to improve it. You may also simply need more work experience.

EOU has a physical, brick-and-mortar campus located in La Grande, Oregon. You can learn more about EOU here.

EOU’s online degree programs offer the flexibility and convenience of being 100 percent online. Students can study at a pace that fits their schedule and life while receiving the same high caliber education that on-campus students enjoy. Find out more about online learning.

Yes! EOU is regionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and its predecessor agencies and holds necessary programmatic accreditations as well. You’ll be held to the same high standards as our students on campus. Learn more about our accreditations here.

Class length varies depending on the course and degree program. Typically, classes range from 7 to 14 weeks in length. To find out more, explore your program of interest.

Our student-to-faculty ratio is 17:1, ensuring that instructors can get to know you whether you study online or in person.

The student-to-faculty ratio at EOU is 17:1.

Your blend of classes depends on your program of choice. At EOU, we work with you to ensure that you can create a schedule that fits your needs. To find out more, contact us at 855-805-5399.

Yes, students can take breaks through their programs, but it may delay graduation. Students should seek the help of their advisor.

A cohort is the group of students that you start your program with, usually at the same time. The cohort will progress through their classes and program together, and take the same classes.

An enrollment counselor can provide more information on student testimonials. To find out more, contact our Admissions Office at 855-805-5399, or email: onlineadmissions-group@eou.edu

Thanks to the flexibility of online learning, a typical student week varies from student to student and program to program. To find out more, explore your program of interest.

Students and their instructors can interact through discussion posts, and instructors keep office hours to chat via phone or video conference. Many students also find it easy to communicate with instructors over email.

EOU’s Alumni Program features an Alumni Association with the goal of building lifelong relationships and supporting the university’s mission. Through social activities and volunteer opportunities, alumni and friends forge connections with their alma mater, faculty and our students.

In terms of rigor, instructors or the physical degree you receive, there’s no difference between online and on-campus programs. Online degrees offer full-time working professionals maximum flexibility in their ability to receive expert instruction and interaction, along with consistent guidance and support. They can study where and when it’s best for them so they can balance their obligations with schoolwork and achieve their ultimate goals.

Yes, absolutely. Online programs at EOU are explicitly designed for busy working professionals in mind, including those with personal and professional responsibilities. The asynchronous format lends itself well to the flexibility you need to succeed in the program you select.

The expected hours will vary per program. In undergraduate courses, you can expect to work at least 8–10 hours per week, per class. For a graduate-level program, you may have 12–15 hours per week of classwork, per course. Contact us to learn more here.

Learn more about getting started with Canvas, our learning management tool, through our online resources.

Yes. Help desk hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (PST) Monday through Friday. You can also contact the help desk at helpdesk@eou.edu.

Yes, financial aid may be used for textbooks and cost-of-living expenses. All information regarding financial assistance can be found here.

Yes, financial aid may be used for textbooks and cost-of-living expenses. All information regarding financial assistance can be found here.

FAFSA® is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid — a form you’ll complete to determine eligibility for categories of government-based student aid: work-study jobs or grants and scholarships (neither of which require repayment) as well as loans (which need to be repaid). Sallie Mae loans are private loans offered through the Sallie Mae Bank or a lender partner.

You can start the FAFSA® form here. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.

All inquiries regarding student loans start with the FAFSA® here. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.

All inquiries regarding student loans start with the FAFSA® here. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.

Generally, payments for the current term must be made in full, within the first fourteen calendar days of the current term, unless other payment arrangements have been made with the student accounts office or the student has completed the Revolving Charge Agreement. To explore your options, contact us at 855-805-5399.

Yes. You can complete a Revolving Charge Agreement, a payment agreement that allows a student to make monthly payments on an account. Get details by contacting us at 855-805-5399.

Our FAFSA® code is 003193. You can start the FAFSA® here.

Specialists in the Financial Aid Office are available to answer questions specific to your program. You can call 855-805-5399.

Financial aid is funding from companies, banks, lenders and the government that helps students and their families pay for college. It can take the form of loans, grants, scholarships or work-study programs. Some types of aid need to be repaid; others do not. You can learn more about financial aid at EOU here.

Yes, EOU is a Yellow Ribbon school. To learn more, click here.

A summary of benefits is available here. Additionally, the friendly staff in the EOU’s admissions office can be contacted directly at 855-805-5399 to answer your questions.

EOU works to provide resources, credit for military service, scholarships and benefits for spouses and dependents. To learn more, click here.

So long as you have an internet connection and can commit to the time it takes to complete coursework, you can continue in the program. Some courses have fieldwork experiences that need to be completed. If you think you may be deployed at the time you’ll need to complete those, speak with an enrollment counselor directly at 855-805-5399.

We’ll work with you to provide the best resources, credit for military service, scholarships and benefits for spouses and dependents. Please reach out to us to find out more about the benefits available to military students at 855-805-5399.

You can complete the program in about 18 months. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Post-Baccalaureate Accounting Certificate is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 48 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, the program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

– Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.

– Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Post-Baccalaureate Accounting Certificate is $15,168. You need to complete 48 credit hours at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

An additional $14.50 per credit hour will be applied to accounting, business, economics and marketing courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

EOU’s business programs are accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE). This affiliation represents EOU’s commitment to a quality business education and consistent, continuing evaluation; you can be sure that your certificate program will effectively prepare you for today’s business careers.

No, there is no entrance exam requirement. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

There is no entrance exam requirement for this online program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The first step is to start your application.

No, there is no work experience required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Yes, but at least 25 percent of the certificate credits must be from EOU. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

12 of the certificate credits must be from EOU. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

You must have earned a baccalaureate degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA recognized by the EOU Registrar. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Requirements for admission include the following:

1. Must have earned a baccalaureate degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA recognized by the EOU Registrar.
2. Provide official transcripts from all accredited educational institutions attended.
3. Resume
4. Cover letter
5. Letters of recommendation
6. Personal essay

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

There is a requirement of 180 credit hours for students coming in without an undergraduate degree.

If you have a non-accounting degree or need more credits to sit for the CPA exam, the Post-Baccalaureate Accounting Certificate program will provide tax, accounting, finance and auditing courses to prepare you for an accounting career.

You’ll complete 48 credits to earn the Post-Baccalaureate Accounting Certificate. You can review courses now.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

Second-language learners require specialized educational techniques. In the Master of Science in Education online program, students who choose a concentration in ESOL will learn to deliver quality ESOL education based on language and cognition, sheltered instruction, linguistics and language acquisition. You can also pursue an ESOL endorsement.

The broad-based curriculum in our flexible program prepares you for a variety of in-demand education careers. Our graduates achieve titles such as advanced instructional coach, lead teacher, academic specialist, curriculum coach, curriculum lead, district curriculum administration and classroom curriculum consultant.

The MS program is not a licensure program. It will not result in a teaching license in any state.

You can complete the program in just 2-3 years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The MFA in Creative Writing is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to three years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $537, and you’ll need 60 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, the MFA in Creative Writing does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

– Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. Eastern Oregon University’s FAFSA® code is 003193.

– Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the MFA in Creative Writing is $32,220. You need to complete 60 credits at $537. You can review all tuition costs here.

There are no miscellaneous fees associated with the online program. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

No, there is not an entrance exam requirement for this program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The first step is to start your application, along with submitting other required materials like transcripts.

No, there is no work experience requirement for this program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Yes, students may transfer credits to this online program. The maximum number of transfer credits for this program is 15. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

To learn more about the upcoming application deadline, visit our Admissions page.

You’ll need a GPA of 2.0 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Admission requirements for the program include official transcripts, letters of recommendation, a personal essay and a creative portfolio.

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

There is one start date, which is our summer start in May.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

M.A. stands for “Master of Arts,” which center on the scholarly, academic or critical study of the field, while MFA stands for “Master of Fine Arts,” and centers around professional artistic practice in the particular field.

You’ll complete 13 required courses to earn the Post-Baccalaureate Accounting Certificate degree. You can learn more about coursework here.

No, there is not a concentration available. You can learn more about coursework for the Post-Baccalaureate Accounting Certificate here.

No, you do not have to pick a concentration. You can learn more about coursework for the Post-Baccalaureate Accounting Certificate here.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

The online program will prepare students to qualify for and take the state CPA exam.

You can complete the program in just one and a half years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Master of Science in Education is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 3 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $537, and you’ll need 36 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, the Master of Science in Education does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

– Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.

– Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Master of Science in Education is $19,332. You’ll need to complete 36 credits at $537 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

No, there are not any miscellaneous fees. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

No, there is no entrance exam requirement for this program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

There is no GMAT/GRE score requirement. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The first step is to start your application.

No, there is no work experience requirement; however, the program is designed for inservice teachers who have already completed an initial teacher preparation program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Yes, the program accepts a maximum of 12 graduate-level transfer credits, which must be approved based on alignment to M.S. program requirements. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The program accepts a maximum of 12 transfer credits, which must be approved based on alignment to M.S. program requirements. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

You’ll need a GPA of 3.0 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Requirements for the program include:

1. A minimum GPA requirement of 3.0
2. Providing official transcripts from all accredited educational institution attended
3. Resume
4. Cover Letter
5. Letters of Recommendation
6. Personal Essay

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 36 credits to earn the Master of Science in Education. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 11 courses to earn the Master of Science in Education degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

Yes, there are six concentrations available and one must be selected, which include:

• Curriculum Leadership: Develop skills to provide effective curriculum leadership, including mentoring PK-12 professionals by building upon the foundation of initial teacher preparation and classroom experience.
• English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL): Second-language learners require specialized educational techniques. Deliver quality ESOL education based on language and cognition, sheltered instruction, linguistics and language acquisition. You can also pursue an ESOL endorsement.
• Special Education: This concentration is only available to those who are fully admitted to the special education program and who intend to complete the full endorsement requirements. Courses in the special education program fulfill the concentration and elective credits in the M.S. degree.
• Dyslexia (Starting Summer 2021): Develop the knowledge and skills to identify, assess and provide intervention for children at-risk for dyslexia and other reading disabilities.
• Literacy: Learn advanced techniques in teaching reading, writing and comprehension. With the proper electives plus your practicum, you can also pursue a Reading Intervention endorsement for enacting reading programs.
• Trauma in Educational Communities: Develop the knowledge and skills necessary to create effective, trauma-informed classrooms and educational communities.

You can learn more about coursework for the Master of Science in Education here.

Yes, there are six concentrations available to choose from, including:

• Curriculum Leadership
• English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
• Special Education
• Dyslexia (Starting Summer 2021)
• Literacy
• Trauma in Educational Communities

You can learn more about coursework for the Master of Science in Education here.

No, the program does not follow a cohort model.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The Master of Science in Education is not considered blended or hybrid, as there is no requirement for any coursework to be done on campus.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

There are no clinical or field hour requirements for this program.

You’ll complete 60 credits to earn the MFA in Creative Writing. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 11 courses to earn the MFA in Creative Writing degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

Yes, you have to pick a genre of specialization, though the program regards multi-genre work with respect. In addition to poetry, fiction and nonfiction, EOU offers an optional Young Adult Writing emphasis if you want to focus on writing for young readers. Additionally, the curriculum for each two-week residency includes Wilderness, Ecology and Community, immersing you in the Pacific Northwest’s rich tradition of writing and creativity. Learn more by visiting the MFA in Creative Writing’s curriculum page.

Yes, this online program does follow a cohort model.

Yes, this program is available in a hybrid format.

Yes, the program includes two weeks of residency each summer. You’ll join your MFA cohort in eastern Oregon, focusing on your genre and engaging in our Wilderness, Ecology and Community-focused curriculum. Our experienced faculty will lead hands-on workshops that immerse you in the Pacific Northwest’s rich tradition of writing and creativity.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

There are no clinical or field hour requirements for this program.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

Students will develop a diverse, creative skill set in writing, which will allow graduates to work in a variety of different fields. Job titles like writer and editor are possibilities, and the program also prepares students to teach literature and writing.

You can complete the program in just 1.5 years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The MBA is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to one and a half years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $537, and you’ll need 45 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently the MBA program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

– Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.

– Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the MBA is $24,165. Quarterly you’ll accrue 45 credit hours at $537. You can review all tuition costs here.

An additional $18.50 per credit hour will be applied to graduate accounting, business administration and marketing courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

Yes, the MBA program is accredited by the IACBE.

No, GMAT or GRE scores are not required for entrance into the MBA program.

The first step is to start your application, and any required documents like official transcripts.

No, this program does not require work experience. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Yes, this program allows transfer credits. The maximum number of transfer credits is 15. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

You’ll need a GPA of 3.0 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Admission requirements include:

1. Applicants must possess at a minimum a baccalaureate degree, with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale along with other professional criteria.
2. Applicants may be required to demonstrate competency in management, marketing, finance, accounting and operations management, either via an academic record, testing or professional work experience.
3. Students are required to be fully admitted to the MBA Program and EOU prior to taking MBA courses.
4. At the discretion of the selection committee, applicants may be offered the opportunity to supplement their application with an interview.

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 45 credits to earn the MBA. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 15 courses to earn the MBA degree. You can learn more about coursework for program here.

Students are required to choose elective courses. Topics of approved electives include business and the environment, emotional intelligence, alternative business strategies and disaster recovery. You could study agribusiness, tax regulations or even advanced accounting. Yet another option is a three-credit-hour course for a topic of your choosing. You can learn more about coursework for the MBA here.

No, the MBA does not follow a cohort model.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The MBA is not considered blended or hybrid, as there is no requirement for any coursework to be done on campus.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

Yes, online education is well respected throughout a variety of fields and industries and there is no difference between the online MBA and on campus. On top of that, the Master of Business Administration program at EOU is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE). This affiliation represents EOU’s commitment to a quality business education and consistent, continuing evaluation.

There are numerous fields and industries students can pursue after graduation, including job titles like accountant, auditor and budget analyst.

You can complete the program in just four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently this online program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

An additional $14.50 per credit hour will be applied to accounting, business and economics courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

The first step is to start your application, and include any required documentation like official transcripts.

EOU accepts up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

For students transferring less than 30 credits, a 2.75 GPA is required. For students transferring more than 30 credits, a 2.25 GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The admission requirements include:

• Online application
• Application fee
• Official transcripts/GED scores
• SAT/ACT scores*

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

*Only needed for students transferring fewer than 30 credit hours, fewer than three years after high school graduation.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 12 major-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

No, there is not a concentration or specialization for this program. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management here.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The bachelor’s degree in information technology management is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

Information technology management (IT management) is the process whereby all resources related to information technology are managed according to an organization’s priorities and needs. The goal of IT management is to generate value through the use of technology, and educated professionals are vital to a company’s success.

Our online Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management program typically takes four years to complete, and graduates can go on to work in a number of computer and IT careers.

You can complete the program in just four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Emergency Medical Services Administration is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, this program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Emergency Medical Services Administration is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

An additional $14.50 per credit hour will be applied to accounting, business and economics courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

EOU’s Bachelor’s in Emergency Medical Services Administration (EMSA) at EOU is recognized by the National Fire Academy’s Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) Model Curriculum.

The first step is to start your application, and include any required documents like official transcripts.

No, there is no work experience required for this program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework for transfer to EOU. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

You’ll need a GPA of 2.0 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Requirements include:

• Online application
• Application fee
• Official transcripts/GED scores
• SAT/ACT scores*

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

*Only needed for students transferring fewer than 30 credit hours, fewer than three years after high school graduation.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

Our most recent virtual open house was Fall 2023. Feel free to watch the most recent virtual open house, and stay tuned for the next live event.

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Emergency Medical Services Administration. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 17 courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Emergency Medical Services Administration degree. You can learn more about coursework here.

No, there are no concentrations or specializations for this program. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Emergency Medical Services Administration here.

No, this program does not follow a cohort model.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The bachelor’s degree in emergency medical services is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

There are no clinical or field hours required for this program.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in just four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Psychology is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently the Bachelor’s in Psychology does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Psychology is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

A cost differential of $14.50 will be applied to ACCT, BA and ECON prefix courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

The first step is to start your application.

No, there is no work experience requirement. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework for transfer to EOU. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Majors enrolled in the online degree program in psychology must complete an admit-to-program form after completion of the 200-level psychology requirements, STAT 327, and one other 300-level psychology core course. You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Psychology. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 11 major-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Psychology degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

Yes, students can choose between the Applied Psychology or Experimental Psychology concentrations for the program. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Psychology here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The program is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

Yes, there is always a need for educated professionals in numerous different fields. After securing your online bachelor’s in psychology from EOU, you can work in in human and social services, schools or rehabilitation centers. This program is also great preparation for graduate study in psychology, after which you can work as a psychologist, forensic psychologist, clinical therapist, physician’s assistant and more.

You can complete the program in just four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Studies program is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently the Bachelor’s of Interdisciplinary Studies does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Studies is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

The first step is to start your application.

We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework for transfer to EOU. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The requirements include:

• Online application
• Application fee
• Official transcripts/GED scores
• SAT/ACT scores*

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

*only needed for students transferring fewer than 30 credit hours, fewer than three years after high school graduation.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

In the Bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Studies program, you will practice several techniques transferable to any career and applicable to tackle a multitude of academic projects: developing research questions, utilizing multidisciplinary research approaches, considering varied audiences, communicating results and composing with multiple types of media.

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Studies. You can review courses now.

The number of courses is dependent on the path you choose. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Studies here.

Yes, students will choose between three paths: two EOU minors, Individual Plan Plus EOU Minor or Transfer Minor Plus EOU Minor. You can learn more about coursework here.

Yes, students will choose between three paths for this program. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The program is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in just four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in History is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, this program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in History is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

The first step is to start your application.

We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework for transfer to EOU. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Requirements include:

• Online application
• Application fee
• Official transcripts/GED scores
• SAT/ACT scores*

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

*only needed for students transferring fewer than 30 credit hours, fewer than three years after high school graduation.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in History. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 9 major-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in History degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

No, there are no concentrations for this program. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in History here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The program is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in just four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Health & Human Performance is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Requirements include:

• Online application
• Application fee
• Official transcripts/GED scores
• SAT/ACT scores*

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

*Only needed for students transferring fewer than 30 credit hours, fewer than three years after high school graduation.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Fire Services Administration. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 17 program-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Fire Services Administration degree. You can learn more about coursework for the degree here.

We offer an optional, 24-credit Wildland track for wildland firefighters seeking to meet Interagency Fire Program Management (IFPM) GS-401 Fire Management Specialist position supplemental standards. You can receive credit toward degree completion if you already hold these certifications.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The program is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

There are no clinical or field hour requirements for this program.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in just four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in English/Writing is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Tuition is $316 per credit hour.  You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, this program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in English/Writing is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

The first step is to start your application.

We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework for transfer to EOU. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, this program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

The first step is to start your application.

No, there is no work experience requirement. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Yes, this program accepts transfer credits. 60 credits of upper division coursework are required, 30 of which can be transferred in. Of credits in the major, a minimum of 20 must be from EOU. APEL credits may substitute for some program requirements. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The program requires completion of PES 131 with a grade of C- or better. You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Health & Human Performance. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 20-23 courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Health & Human Performance degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The program is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

A project-based learning project in student’s community is required. Online students have opportunities for internships, community partnerships and capstone experiences by working one-on-one with faculty members to find local placement. Learn more.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in just four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Fire Services Administration is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, this program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Fire Services Administration is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

The Bachelor’s in Fire Services Administration at EOU has many professional associations, including the following:

• Meets model curriculum from U.S. Fire Administration’s nationally-recognized Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE).
• Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training
• Meets standards established by the National Fire Protection Association NFPA 1021: Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications.
• National Fire Academy featured provider

The first step is to start your application.

No, there is no work experience requirement. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Yes, this program accepts transfer credits. This program accepts up to 45 transfer credits, which may be CLEP, ASL or APEL. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Requirements include:

• Online application
• Application fee
• Official transcripts/GED scores
• SAT/ACT scores*

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

*Only needed for students transferring fewer than 30 credit hours, fewer than three years after high school graduation.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in English/Writing. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 19 courses to earn the Bachelor’s in English/Writing degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

No, there are no concentrations. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in English/Writing here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The program is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Economics is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, this program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Economics is $56,880. You can review all tuition costs here.

An additional $14.50 per credit hour will be applied to accounting, business, economics and marketing courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

The first step is to start your application.

Yes, the program accepts transfer credits. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

You’ll need to submit an online application and official transcripts. Find out more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Economics. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 20 program-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Economics. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

No, there is no concentrations for this program. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Economics here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. It is not considered a hybrid program because there is no required coursework on campus.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors. Learn more here.

The Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, this program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

No. There are no additional fees associated with this program.

Our Early Childhood Education program is award-winning. We have been ranked on both The Best Schools and College Choice lists of best online programs. Most recently, our program was ranked number four on the Great Value Colleges’ list of Top 30 Affordable Early Childhood Education Degree Online Programs.

The first step is to start your application. You’ll need to submit official transcripts and pay your application fee as well. Learn more about admission here.

Yes, this program accepts transfer credits. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA. For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

You’ll need to submit an online application and official transcripts. Find out more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 18 program-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

No, there are no concentrations. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education here.

This program is only offered online.

Field hours are required in the teaching practicum courses. During these courses, students gain supervised experience in the classroom.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

A bachelor’s degree opens many doors. This degree will prepare you to work as an early childhood educator in both the public and private sectors. After completing your degree, you can pursue your teacher licensure at Eastern Oregon University through the Master of Arts in Teaching licensure preparation program.

Early childhood education typically prepares you to educate young children, while elementary education typically work with students who range from five to 12 years old.

Early childhood education ranges from birth to third grade.

No, this program does not prepare students to be licensed — in order to become licensed, students must move on to the Master’s of Arts in Teaching.

You can complete the program in four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Business is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses pages.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

EOU offers several scholarships to all types of students. Find more information here.

Tuition for the Bachelor of Applied Science in Business is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

An additional $14.50 per credit hour will be applied to accounting, business, economics and marketing courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

Eastern Oregon University has been continuously accredited since 1931 by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and its predecessor agencies. The program is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).

The first step is to start your application. You’ll need to submit official transcripts and pay your application fee as well. Learn more about admission here.

Yes, the program accepts transfer credits. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

For students transferring less than 30 quarter college credits, both high school and college transcripts are considered. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

You’ll need to submit an online application and official transcripts. Find out more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor of Applied Science in Business. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 16 courses to earn the Bachelor of Applied Science in Business degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

The B.A.S. degree program provides a strong focus on practical, hands-on experience. Professionals in the business community suggested important concepts, experiences and skills that help students develop into effective business leaders.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. It is not considered a hybrid program because there is no required coursework on campus.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Accounting is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

EOU offers several scholarships to all types of students. Find more information here.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Accounting is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

An additional $14.50 per credit hour will be applied to accounting, business, economics and marketing courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

The Bachelor’s in Accounting online program at EOU is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).

The degree consists of 180 credit hours and includes courses in managerial and financial accounting, business communication, business law and macroeconomics. To apply, complete an online application, pay the admission fee and submit your official transcripts along with any other necessary materials.

The first step is to start your application. You’ll need to submit official transcripts and pay your application fee as well. Learn more about admission here.

Yes, this program accepts transfer credits. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

You’ll need to submit an online application and official transcripts. Find out more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Accounting. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 24 program-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Accounting degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

Yes, there is a singular specialization students can choose from: Certified Managerial Accounting Track. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Accounting here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. It is not considered a hybrid program because there is no required coursework on campus.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

Yes. The program prepares you to sit for licensure as a certified managerial accountant. A certified managerial accountant is a globally recognized certification.

You can complete the program in four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Anthropology and Sociology is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

EOU offers several scholarships to all types of students. Find more information here.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Anthropology and Sociology is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

No. There are no additional fees associated with this program.

The first step is to start your application. You’ll need to submit official transcripts and pay your application fee as well. Learn more about admission here.

Yes, this program accepts transfer credits. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

You’ll need to submit an online application and official transcripts. Find out more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Anthropology and Sociology. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 13 major-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Anthropology and Sociology degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

Yes, there are two optional concentrations students can choose from, which include Anthropology Concentration and Sociology and Social Welfare Concentration. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Anthropology and Sociology here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The bachelor’s degree in anthropology and sociology is not considered a hybrid program because there is no required coursework on campus.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Clinical hours are required for some courses. To find out more, contact an enrollment counselor.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Business Administration is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with 2 classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

EOU offers several scholarships to all types of students. Find more information here.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Business Administration is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

An additional $14.50 per credit hour will be applied to accounting, business, economics and marketing courses. You can learn more about all tuition fees here.

The Bachelor’s in Business Administration at EOU is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).

The first step is to start your application. You’ll need to submit official transcripts and pay your application fee as well. Learn more about admission here.

No, there is no work experience requirement. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

Yes, this program accepts transfer credits. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

You’ll need to submit an online application and official transcripts. Find out more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

There are no concentrations in this program. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Business Administration here.

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Business Administration. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 18 major-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Business Administration degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

There are no concentrations in this program. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Business Administration here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The bachelor’s degree in business administration is not considered a hybrid program because there is no required coursework on campus.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

You can complete the program in four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Communication and Media Studies is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

EOU offers several scholarships to all types of students. Find more information here.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Communication and Media Studies is $56,880. You can review all tuition costs here.

No. There are no additional fees associated with the program.

The first step is to start your application. You’ll need to submit your official transcripts and pay your application fee. Find out more about applying here.

Yes, the program accepts transfer credits. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The application deadline is usually one to two weeks before the start of the term. See the Admission Requirements page for the upcoming deadlines.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

You’ll need to submit an online application and official transcripts.. Find out more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Communication and Media Studies. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 20 program-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Communication and Media Studies degree. You can learn more about coursework here.

No, there are no concentrations for this program. Options for elective credit hours are more specialized to suit your unique interests. Choose from marketing, web design, new media, cultural communication and more. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Communication Studies here.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The bachelor’s degree in communication and media studies is not considered blended or hybrid because there is no residency requirement for coursework.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

After securing your online bachelor’s in communication studies from EOU, you can work in many fields depending on your personal interest. EOU alumni are currently working in website design, advertising, management, social media, journalism, human resources and more.

You can complete the program in four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Computer Science is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to 4 years to complete the degree, if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

EOU offers several scholarships to all types of students. Find more information here.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Computer Science is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

No. There are no additional fees for the program.

The first step is to start your application. You’ll need to submit your official transcripts and application fee as well. Our enrollment counselors are available to help you along the way. Find out more here.

Yes, this program accepts transfer credits. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

For students transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

To apply, you’ll need to submit an online application and official transcripts. You’ll also need to pay your application fee. Find out more here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. Learn more.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

Our rigorous coursework prepares students for the competitive computer science field. Core curriculum includes introductions to software, operating systems, database management plus algorithms and analysis. These are the skills needed in virtually every IT job. While our coursework is challenging, we provide the right preparation and support to all learners. Learn more about our courses here.

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn the Bachelor’s in Computer Science. You can review courses now.

You’ll complete 23 program-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Computer Science degree. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Computer Science here.

No, there are no concentrations for this program. The robust curriculum includes the skills you’ll need in almost any IT job, including introductions to software, operating systems, database management plus algorithms and analysis.

This program is offered both online and on campus. However, due to the lockstep nature of the program it is highly recommended that students select their desired modality and stick with it through the duration of their enrollment. If a change is necessary, they can work with an advisor. The bachelor’s degree in computer science is not considered blended or hybrid, as there is no requirement for any coursework to be done on campus.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

After securing your online bachelor’s in computer science, you can work in many positions. You can work in computer networking, programming, support or systems. Other job titles might include information security, network administration or software development.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

Depending on the number of credits you transfer, you can complete the program within 2-4 years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The program is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so you can take up to four years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time, and it is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

EOU offers several scholarships to all types of students. Find more information here.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Cybersecurity is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

There are no additional fees for the program. You may review all tuition costs here.

Applying to Eastern Oregon University is simple — you will create an EOU Online account and submit your application online.

You can learn more about our admissions policy here. The Office of Admissions is happy to help if you have questions. Simply call 855-805-5399 or email.

You do not need work experience to apply to the bachelor’s of cybersecurity program. You can learn more about our admissions policy here. The Office of Admissions is happy to help if you have questions. Simply call 855-805-5399 or email.

Yes. We have a generous transfer credit policy that allows you to transfer up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. You can learn more about our admissions policy here. The Office of Admissions is happy to help if you have questions. Simply call 855-805-5399 or email.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The Office of Admissions is happy to help if you have questions. Simply call 855-805-5399 or email.

Please match your educational experience to the GPA needed to apply.

• 2.75 GPA high school
• 2.25 GPA college
• If you are transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required
• If you have an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required

You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The Office of Admissions is happy to help if you have questions. Simply call 855-805-5399 or email.

1. Degree and Minimum GPA:

• 2.75 GPA high school
• 2.25 GPA college
• If you are transferring more than 30 quarter college credits, a 2.25 college GPA is required
• If you have an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 college GPA is required

1. Transcripts: Provide official transcripts from all accredited educational institutions attended
2. GED scores if applicable

The Office of Admissions is happy to help if you have questions. Simply call 855-805-5399 or email.

You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring. You can learn more about our admissions policy here. The Office of Admissions is happy to help if you have questions. Simply call 855-805-5399 or email.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time. 

You’ll complete 180 total credits to earn the bachelor’s of cybersecurity degree, 135 of which may be transferred from your previous college experience. You can review courses here.

There are 90 courses total in the program. You may transfer up to 45 courses (135 credits) from previous college experience. You can review courses here.

There are no specializations or concentrations in the program. You can review courses here.

You have the choice to attend the program either online or on-campus but cannot do both at once.

There is no residency component necessary to complete the degree.

We’re bringing this program to our online offerings in Fall of 2021. We focus on keeping class sizes small to offer plenty of individualized attention in learning, so create an EOU online account and submit your application online now.

Our bachelor’s in cybersecurity program meets the educational requirements for you to sit for the CISSP certification exam and also counts as one year of full-time employment experience (out of the five years required to sit for the exam). You can learn more about the career outcomes of the program here.

STEP 1: Apply for EOU Admission

You’ll be asked to submit all official transcripts – including your Military Training Transcripts

STEP 2: Apply for Student Federal Aid

EOU’s Federal school code is 003193

STEP 3: Apply for Military Education Benefits

A. Review your options for the military education benefits based on your eligibility. Compare benefits easily by using the GI Bill Comparison Tool and viewing current payment rates.
B. Apply online for your GI Bill® benefits
C. Contact appropriate EOU representative for support:

Dorothy Jones – EOU Veterans Certifying Official, Chapter 33, 35, 30, 31, 1606 and 1607

Nanda VanHouten – Military Tuition Assistance, Chapters 31 & 33

STEP 4: Admitted? Congrats! Connect with Kerry Thompson, EOU Military and Veteran Coordinator & Online Advisor, kjthompson@eou.edu | military@eou.edu | 1-800-382-2114 | 541-289-2841.

If you are a veteran, use the Find a Form link, search and complete VA Form 22-1990, Application for VA Education Benefits. You will be mailed a COE in approximately 8 weeks.

Yes, if you provide documentation that you are eligible for the benefit, and that you have applied. However, only the Department of Veteran Affairs can determine eligibility for VA benefits. We are only estimating what they will pay. You will be responsible for any amount of your debt VA has determined they will not pay for. If you are unsure, wait until your COE is mailed to you.

You don’t. The Yellow Ribbon is part of the Post-9/11 GI Bill® and is automatically applied if your tuition costs exceed the maximum state cap for tuition reimbursement and if you are qualified for the Post-9/11 GI Bill® at the 100 percent rate. The Yellow Ribbon does not apply for active-duty personnel, their spouses or veterans receiving less than 100 percent of the benefit.

You can apply for grants, scholarships, waivers and federal financial aid. See the Save Time & Money tab above for the many options available.

You can also apply for student federal aid: EOU’s Federal school code is 003193

It depends on the type of benefit. We are required to report the net tuition cost to the VA after applying grants, scholarships, discounts, etc. that apply to tuition. The balance is what VA will pay under chapter 33.

Request and provide an official copy of your JST or CCAF transcript during the admissions process along with your prior college transcripts and high school transcripts so they can be evaluated.

You can order your transcripts using the appropriate military branch link below. Please note that you will likely be prompted to manually accept the DoD’s security certificates.

• Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Marines
• Air Force

It is possible. If you’re authorized to use more than one GI Bill® benefit you’re allowed to use up to 48 months of benefits, but one at a time. If you have used up your entire chapter 30 and have never used a different chapter (31, 32, 34, 35, 1606 or 1607) you could be eligible for an additional 12 months if you have not reached your delimiting date.

No. You will not receive a W-2 from the VA and benefits paid under any law administered by VA should not be reported as income to the IRS.

Please contact Kerry Thompson, EOU Military and Veteran Coordinator & Online Advisor, kjthompson@eou.edu | military@eou.edu | 1-800-382-2114 | 541-289-2841.

You can also visit www.gibill.va.gov.

EOU’s policy states that any student with orders to report for active military duty may withdraw at any time during the term and receive a full refund. You may review the full policy here.

Yes, there are three concentrations students can choose from: Physical Education and Sport, Exercise Science or Community Health. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Health & Human Performance here.

You can complete the program in two to four years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The Bachelor’s in Data Analytics is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. You can take up to four years to complete your degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time. Full-time means you’ll take 3-4 classes every 11 weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with two classes every 11 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently, this online program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Bachelor’s in Data Analytics is $56,880. You’ll need to complete 180 credits at $316 per credit hour. You can review all tuition costs here.

There is a $50 application fee. You can learn more about tuition costs here.

The first step is to start your application, and include any required documentation like official transcripts.

EOU accepts up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.

EOU accepts applications throughout the year, with deadlines in the fall, winter, spring and summer. To learn more about the application requirements, visit our Admissions page.

For students transferring less than 30 credits, a 2.75 GPA is required. For students transferring more than 30 credits, a 2.25 GPA is required. For students with an AAOT and ASOT, a 2.0 GPA is required.

You can learn more about our admission policy here.

The admission requirements include:

• Online application
• Application fee
• Official transcripts/GED scores

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

The program has four start dates throughout the year in the summer, fall, winter and spring.

The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time.

You’ll complete 180 credits, 76 of which are major credits. You can review courses here.

You’ll complete 22 major-specific courses to earn the Bachelor’s in Data Analytics degree. You can learn more about coursework for the program here.

No, there are no concentrations or specializations in this program. You can learn more about coursework here.

No. This program is offered 100 percent online in an asynchronous format. There is no residency requirement and students can complete coursework from anywhere they have an internet connection.

We recently created this program for the online modality. Learn more about what to expect as an online student here.

Our diverse faculty have many areas of expertise and are made up of a mix of full-time and part-time professors.

Graduates of the online Bachelor’s in Data Analytics program are qualified for a wide range of roles in industries like agriculture, healthcare, insurance and business. Possible job titles include health data analyst, data scientist and business analyst.

The online marketing bachelor’s degree program accepts up to 135 transfer credits. Learn more about the transfer policy for this program here.

High school and college transcripts are considered for applicants with fewer than 30 quarter college credits. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

Admission requirements for the online B.S./B.A. in Marketing program include the following:

1. Must meet minimum GPA requirements.
2. Provide official transcripts from all accredited educational institutions attended.
3. Submit GED score when applicable.

Learn more about admission requirements for this program here.

The online B.S./B.A. in Marketing degree requires the completion of 180 credits. Learn more about the curriculum for this program here.

The average completion time for the online marketing bachelor’s degree is 4 years.

You may take as much time as necessary to complete the online marketing bachelor’s degree. There is no completion time limit on any Eastern Oregon University online degree.

There are both full- and part-time options for the online B.S./B.A. in Marketing degree. Because the program is available fully online, you’ll have the flexibility to complete your degree at a pace that works for your schedule.

There are both full- and part-time options for the online B.S./B.A. in Marketing degree. Because the program is available fully online, you’ll have the flexibility to complete your degree at a pace that works for your schedule.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all costs on the tuition page here.

The total tuition for the online B.S./B.A. in Marketing degree without fees is $56,880. Contact an enrollment counselor for more information, or visit the program’s tuition page here.

Eastern Oregon University and its programs are accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

The application process for the online marketing bachelor’s degree can be completed online. Get started by submitting your application here.

Admission to the online marketing bachelor’s degree program does not require work experience. However, this program offers students a wealth of career preparation through the course work and development of an ePortfolio. Additionally, accelerated credit options may be available for students with work experience, training or certificates.

The online marketing bachelor’s degree program accepts up to 135 transfer credits. Learn more about the transfer policy for this program here.

The online B.S./B.A. in Marketing degree consists of 21 marketing courses worth 3-5 credits each, combining for 85 credits in total. These courses combined with general education and elective courses total 180 credits. Learn more about the curriculum for this program here.

The online B.S./B.A. in Marketing degree does not offer concentrations. However, the curriculum for this program is strongly focused on both business and IT to prepare you for strategic marketing planning.

No. The online B.S./B.A. in Marketing degree can be completed entirely online.

The online B.S./B.A. in Marketing degree provides a strong academic foundation in business along with expert marketing skills to help you succeed professionally after graduation. After completing the program, you’ll be prepared for careers such as brand manager, market research analyst, account representative, public relations specialist, social media manager and more. Visit the program’s careers page to learn more.

We crafted our MFA in Creative Writing for writers seeking talents in myriad writing forms, including poetry, fiction and both short and long-form nonfiction. What’s more, our talented faculty take each genre seriously. Get one-on-one guidance to develop talents for the creative writing market that attracts you.

You can complete the program in as little as two years based on transfer credits. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online bachelor’s in politics, policy and public administration program is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full time and is offered part time. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $316, and you’ll need 180 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

EOU offers several scholarships to all types of students. Find out more about funding options here.

Tuition for the program is $56,880. You can review all tuition costs here.

No. There are no additional fees for the program.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

Yes, the program accepts up to 135 transfer credits. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

Up to 135 credits may be transferred and applied towards the program. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

For students transferring less than 30 quarter college credits, both high school and college transcripts are considered. GPA requirements include a 2.75 high school GPA and a 2.25 college GPA.

The requirements for the program include:

• A completed online application
• Official transcripts from all previous institutions
• A minimum GPA of 2.0-2.75, depending on status

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

You’ll complete 180 credits to earn your degree. You can review courses now. Students can transfer up to 135 credits. Total credits earned at EOU are dependent upon the number of transfer credits you have.

You’ll complete 23 courses. You can learn more about coursework for here.

The program does not include any concentrations.

No, the program does not follow a cohort model. You may take courses in the order you choose as long as prerequisites are met.

The program is only available online. This allows you to study in the times and locations that are best for you throughout your entire program without a requirement of ever coming to campus.

No, there is no residency required to earn your public administration degree.

Our graduates pursue careers as policy analysts, community development managers and environmental specialists at local, state and federal levels. Explore careers.

The Master of Public Administration can be completed in just two years. View our curriculum.

The M.P.A. is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing the courses you’ve completed. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for professionals who work full time and is offered part time. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to fully absorb the information in your coursework. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The cost per credit is $537, and you’ll need 60 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Currently the M.P.A. program does not offer scholarships. Please consider the following options regarding finances:

• Complete the FAFSA® to determine financial aid eligibility. EOU’s FAFSA® code is 003193.
• Apply for a Sallie Mae loan.

Tuition for the Master in Public Administration is $32,220. You need to complete 60 credit hours at $537. You can review all tuition costs here.

No. There are no additional fees for the program.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

Yes, the program accepts up to 15 transfer credits. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

Up to 15 credits may be transferred and applied towards the program. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

You’ll need a GPA of 3.0 to apply to the program. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The requirements for the program include:

• A completed online application
• A degree from an accredited institution
• Official transcripts from all previous institutions
• A minimum GPA of 3.0
• Three letters of recommendation
• A statement of purpose

You can learn more about our admission requirements here.

You’ll complete 60 credits to earn the Master of Public Administration. You can review courses now. You can transfer up to 15 credits into the program.

You’ll complete 14 courses to earn the Master of Public Administration degree. You can learn more about coursework here.

The program does not include any concentrations.

No, the M.P.A. program doesn’t follow a cohort model. You may take courses in the order you choose as long as prerequisites are met.

The program is only available online. This allows you to study in the times and locations that are best for you throughout your entire program without a requirement of ever coming to campus. There are optional on-campus learning opportunities through elective courses offered in coordination with EOU’s Regional Outreach and Innovation Centers in Oregon.

No, there is no residency required to earn your M.P.A. There are optional on-campus learning opportunities through elective courses offered in coordination with EOU’s Regional Outreach and Innovation Centers in Oregon.

There are no clinical hours required to complete the degree.

Our graduates pursue careers as policy analysts, community development managers and more at local, state and federal levels. Explore careers.

The 24-credit Wildland track is an optional course pathway. Students can replace lower division requirements with coursework designed for wildland firefighters, specifically, those seeking to meet Interagency Fire Program Management (IFPM) GS-401 Fire Management Specialist position supplemental standards.

You can complete the program in just two years. To see the curriculum, view our courses page.

The online program is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully.

The cost per credit is $537, and you’ll need 90 credits to graduate. You can review all tuition costs here.

Tuition for the clinical mental health counseling master’s program is $48,330. You need to complete 90 credits.

No, there are no entrance exams required. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required.

Yes, the program accepts up to nine semester hours or 13.5 quarter credit hours of graduate credit.

A GPA of 3.0 is preferred but not necessary.

You’ll complete 90 credits to earn the master’s degree. To graduate quicker, you can transfer up to nine semester hours into the program.

You’ll complete 20 courses to earn the clinical mental health counseling master’s degree. You can learn more about specific coursework on our courses page.