Login Register

University of Oregon
- Guys & Girls

RT
Currently attending or alumni?
Review this school!
Are you interested
in this school?
Yes, let this school know
Maybe, bookmark for later
No, get better matches
Saving your decision
Yes
Maybe
No

We will attempt to notify this
school of your interest.

This school has been saved to your schools list.

This school has been removed from your recommended schools list.

For your next recommendation, check out .

Jump to a section:

Grade
Quick Stats
Student Author Overview
Student Reviews
Student Polls
Facts
Take A SurveyWrite A ReviewUpload A PhotoLink Up A VideoWrite The Guide
University of Oregon - Guys & Girls - Guys & Girls - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.65

Guys & Girls

Guys

B
View all Guys rankings

Girls

B+
View all Girls rankings
Where do these grades come from? Review this school to add your opinion

Quick Stats

Female Undergrads 51%
Male Undergrads 49%
Birth Control Available? Yes
Yes; the University Health Center can provide oral contraceptives, Depo Provera, IUDs, emergency contraception, and free condoms
Best Places to Meet Guys & Girls
  1. Student Recreation Center
  2. Taylor's Bar
  3. Sporting events
Best Places to Hook Up
  1. Taylor's Bar
  2. Off-campus parties
  3. Dorms (Freshmen)
  4. Fraternities
  5. Taboo

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

While the University of Oregon certainly isn’t Miami Beach, but it’s not Fargo either. Instead, what you’ll find is a happy medium in terms of the eligible student body. Students all agree that spring term is the best time in Eugene, when you can see what’s been hiding under all the clothes after a cold winter. Men generally aren’t disappointed with the quality of women, whereas ladies offer mixed views of who’s hot and who’s not. The biggest criticism between sexes at UO is a lack of style or effort put into appearance. However, with 20,000 students, you’re bound to find someone you don’t mind looking at. The key is to keep up with the social scene and meet as many people as possible; given such a large student body and variety of people, you’ve got a good chance of finding someone to stay with you during, or even after, your college years.

See how you stack up against students who were accepted to this school . . .And calculate your chances!Register to get started

Oregon Student ReviewsWhat's This?

Sort by:

Loading...

Guys & Girls at University of Oregon

B00MER

Journalism '12

4.6
A

Diverse Student Body

Having so many people at UO, you're bound to find someone you're interested in. The diversity of personality here allows for everyone to fall into their own little circle of friends and relationships.

May 20, 2012

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate

Guys & Girls at University of Oregon

mbarber

Education Studies and Research '15

5.0
A+

Diversity

Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to who catches the eye. U of O has just about every option there is out there ranging from race, religion, type, etc. The options are endless. It's not hard to find someone special here on campus. One attribute that most of the students here have in common is being laid-back and fun loving. We take our education seriously and we work hard but at the end of the day we're more about succeeding as long as we're able to enjoy ourselves and others while we do it.

May 13, 2012

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate

Guys & Girls at University of Oregon

codshod

Journalism '15

4.2
A-

Big School

20,000 kids, attractive people are not hard to spot.

May 13, 2012

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate
Page 1 of 13
User rating for University of Oregon - Guys & Girls is 4.6 out of 5 based on 38 user reviews.

Student Survey Poll ResultsWhat's This?

I would say girls on campus are

I would say guys on campus are

What kinds of relationships have you had since coming to school?

How would you rate the social scene on campus?

Facts

Social Scene

The social scene at the University is open to everything from coffee shops to bars to the classroom itself. Students at the UO tend to be outgoing and approachable.

Hookups or Relationships?

Oregon seems to go through phases when it comes to the dating scene. For one term, everyone will be involved in relationships; the next, the selection is as open as a buffet at Las Vegas. Serious relationships seem to be most prominent at UO, but hookups do occur (most often in the Greek system and the bar scene).

Best Places to Meet Guys/Girls

For freshman, the dorms provide a great opportunity to live in close proximity to members of the opposite sex. Many dorm friendships have the opportunity to become something more. For the upperclassmen, the hot spots of Taylor's and Rennie's off campus never seem to fail for meeting members of the opposite sex. Outside of the classroom, coffeeshops also provide the chance for social interaction in a comfortable atmosphere. The University is swarming with nearly 20,000 students, so opportunities to meet your next boyfriend or girlfriend are never too far away.

Dress Code

There is nothing close to a prescribed dress code at the University of Oregon—you'll see people in all kinds of clothing during your time as a student. Whether you wear 3-piece suits every day or dress like you're fresh out of the ‘60s, you'll be accepted around Eugene and probably even fall into some sort of niche.

Become a Contributing Author Learn more »

Most Recent Student Author View all

Name
Emily Ebel
Hometown
Estacada, OR
Major
Biology

College Prowler is seeking talented student authors to assist with writing and updating the College Prowler guides to their schools. This is a great opportunity for a student to gain experience and tremendous exposure, utilize new media techniques, and share advice with high school students about what life is really like at your college.

Buy the eBook "University of Oregon 2012: Off The Record"
AmazonBarnes & NobleGoogleSmashwords
Download a FREE Printable Summary (PDF)

Find a college

Find a major

Scholarships

Reviews

Search College Prowler

Company

How do we get our information? Find out here or report an error here. The statistics on our site are from the National Center for Education Statistics IPEDS database.
We update this information twice annually, most recently in May 2012, but it may not be the most recent information available for a particular school.
For additional information we encourage you to visit school websites or contact the schools directly.