Lane international students have a wonderful opportunity to concurrently enroll at another university!
Students can take classes at any school while they study at Lane Community College, but many of them take classes at University of Oregon.
Program Benefits
- Taking a class that is not available at Lane. (Upper division, different language, etc.)
- Taking one or two classes at other schools so that you can get to know the campus culture before committing to transferring there.
- Saving Money! The classes are generally at a lower tuition rate if you dual enroll from Lane rather than transfer there!
- Earn credits that count towards your Associate's and Bachelor's degree at the same time without losing the right to do OPT after your Lane Associate's and your Bachelor's degree!
Important items to remember
- You must maintain at least 12 credits of which 6 credits MUST be at Lane.
- Of those 6 credits at Lane, one class must be on campus.
- One online class allowed between both schools of the 12 credit minimum.
- Eight credits minimum must be in a classroom on campus.
- International ESL students are not eligible to participate in this program. International ESL students are required to take all coursework at Lane.
- You are required to turn in your class schedule at other school to the Lane International Programs by the second Wednesday of the term or you will NOT be registered in SEVIS, which means you will be out of status. Your class schedule must include your name.
- Use the form below to upload your class schedule
- At the end of the term, you must turn in the final grades from your courses to the Lane International Programs by 2:00 pm on Friday, the week after finals week. In order to maintain status you must achieve a C- or better in at least 12 credits. Your class schedule must include your name. If you do not provide your transcript by the deadline, you might be placed in the Success Program or get disqualified from Lane.
Use this form to upload your schedule/grade
Frequently Asked Questions
You must first complete the CEP Registration Eligibility form to get a Personal Access Code (PAC) and student ID number. Your PAC and student ID number will be sent to you via postal mail within five to ten business days after completing this form. Please note this may take several weeks for international mailings. Registration is done online through DuckWeb, a secure registration system.
After you have received your PAC and student ID number, you may register for courses once the CEP registration window has opened. Check the CEP calendar for registration dates.
CEP students are limited to a maximum of 8 credits per term, including both undergraduate and graduate level courses during fall, winter, and spring terms. This credit limit is set by the UO Provost and cannot be waived. During summer term, students are eligible to register for more credits. Students wishing to register for more than 8 credits during the regular academic year should apply for formal admission.
CEP students pay tuition per credit. Please check the CEP tuition and fee table for UO tuition prices.
You can request CEP registration status any of the following ways:
Call the CEP office at (541) 346-5614 and complete the form over the phone, to receive registration information via postal mail.Visit the Community Education Program office at 975 High Street, suite 110 and complete the form. CEP staff will fax your completed form to the Office of the Registrar for processing.Visit the Office of the Registrar in 220 Oregon Hall and complete the form. You may receive your registration information and PAC in-person by providing photo ID with your completed form at the Office of the Registrar if it is during the appropriate part of the registration cycle. If it is not possible to receive your registration information and PAC immediately, it will be mailed to you.