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Applying to Oregon State’s Engineering Professional Program

Monday, October 6th, 2008

Applications for the Oregon State University College of Engineering professional program are now available at: http://engr.oregonstate.edu/students/apps/
The application will be available until November 3 at 11:59 p.m. The wording on the application page is noted below:
Applying to the Engineering Professional Program
Are you ready to apply?
1. Will you have completed the required pre-engineering courses listed in the [...]

Application Deadline Question–Follow Up

Tuesday, September 9th, 2008

We received a good question from Lisa in the comment section of our post regarding the Application for fall 2009 at OSU:
OSU’s regular application deadline is listed as Sept. 1st on collegeboard.com and I suspect that it may be a type-o. My daughter is looking into OSU for Fall 2009. Can you [...]

Transfer Coursework: Is it Accredited?

Monday, August 11th, 2008

I stumbled across a fascinating article from the Idaho Statesman today about Canyon College (ID) courses and degrees not being accepted in transfer or by employers.

Janet Killen invested $5,500 and four years of her life getting what she thought was a master’s degree in nursing education from a Caldwell online college.
When she presented [...]

New International Student Initiative Being Launched at OSU

Monday, July 28th, 2008

I received a press release today about a new initiative that is being launched at OSU and is aimed to increase international student enrollment. OSU will become the first university in the United States to partner with INTO University Partnerships, which has worked with institutions in the United Kingdom to increase their international student enrollment. [...]

A Moment to Breathe…Now, Back to Work!!

Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008

Wow! It has been an age since we have posted. Sorry for the inactivity, folks! We have been very busy around here between wrap up overviews, accepting ATDs, helping students get the last bits of their applications sent in and our regional PNACAC (Pacific Northwest Association of College Admission Counseling) conference in [...]

OSU/LBCC 10 year celebration

Friday, May 23rd, 2008

Over at our DPP blog, I’ve posted a video (thanks again JM) that was intended for the 10 year celebration ceremony. 10 years and counting…..
-bv

Bridge to Success Program Follow Up

Thursday, May 15th, 2008

Since OSU unveiled its Bridge to Success Program last month we have been receiving great feedback here on the blog and from counselors all over the State of Oregon. Today, the Statesman Journal featured an Op-Ed video narrated by our President, Dr. Ed Ray, that details what the Bridge to Success Program will [...]

Austin Entrepreneur Lecture Series- Jesse Coombs

Wednesday, April 9th, 2008

From the Austin Entrepreneur Program:
Jesse Coombs is one of today’s leading adventurers. With calm confidence and a friendly smile, Jesse explores the most intriguing and remote corners of the earth. Jesse redefines the limits of adventure travel and whitewater kayaking as he pioneers first descents on unthinkable and untamed creeks, rivers and waterfalls.
Jesse, a [...]

What is the Oregon SSID?

Monday, April 7th, 2008

We got a great question from Carrie on MKO’s post about applications still being accepted:

“I have been working on OSU application since January inbetween[sic] School and Work and I finnally[sic] finished today minus one question. The Question where it asks for my SSID. Where can I get this Id? I searched the Internet for [...]

New engineering scholarship announced

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

From College of Engineering:
The Women and Minority in Engineering Program at OSU is pleased to announce a new scholarship: The Ruth T. Kelley Cole Life Change Scholarship. This award is designed to assist women who are making a career change and becoming an engineer at OSU. The $6,000 scholarship is designed to help alleviate [...]