FAQs
FAQ- Why B.S. degree?
OHSU requires that OCNE CC students submit their online transition paperwork, which is a declaration of interest to transition to OHSU. This paperwork lets OHSU know who you are and allows us to plan for your transition year. The $120 is a processing fee that is used to manage your paperwork by the SoN and Registrar’s Office. It is non-refundable. OHSU also requires that we receive transcripts from all college institutions attended where college level coursework was taken; this is OHSU policy. Federal regulations (FERPA) prohibit your community college from sharing any academic information about you with OHSU, so this is why we require that students submit these updated transcripts at the time of transition paperwork submission.
I must have missed a step when I filled out the online paperwork. I don’t have the Non-Nursing Coursework Plan/Enrollment Agreement Form/Signature Page I’m supposed to turn in with my packet. Where can I find those forms?
The Non-Nursing Coursework Plan
The Enrollment Agreement Form
The Signature Page is the final page of the online transition paperwork that must be printed at the time you click submit and enter your $120 payment; if you did not print this page, you need to contact the Office of Recruitment, Admissions, and Progression (Office of Admissions) at 503 494-7725.
I am having some trouble figuring out which non-nursing coursework I still need to meet my graduation requirements. Who can help me?
The Office of Admissions is happy to help you with your non-nursing coursework plans. You can fill out the free transcript evaluation form that we offer OCNE CC students. We will send your form back letting you know what you’re still needing to take to meet the graduation requirements for OHSU. We are also happy to answer any questions that you might have outside of the evaluation process; you can reach us at 503 494-7725 or proginfo@ohsu.edu.
Another useful resource is the course equivalency guide page which you can use to see what courses from the local public institutions meet our non-nursing requirements.
OHSU- create a new account tutorial
OHSU requires that OCNE CC students submit their online transition paperwork, which is a declaration of interest to transition to OHSU. This paperwork lets OHSU know who you are and allows us to plan for your transition year. The $120 is a processing fee that is used to manage your paperwork by the SoN and Registrar’s Office. It is non-refundable. OHSU also requires that we receive transcripts from all college institutions attended where college level coursework was taken; this is OHSU policy. Federal regulations (FERPA) prohibit your community college from sharing any academic information about you with OHSU, so this is why we require that students submit these updated transcripts at the time of transition paperwork submission.
I must have missed a step when I filled out the online paperwork. I don’t have the Non-Nursing Coursework Plan/Enrollment Agreement Form/Signature Page I’m supposed to turn in with my packet. Where can I find those forms?
The Non-Nursing Coursework Plan
The Enrollment Agreement Form
The Signature Page is the final page of the online transition paperwork that must be printed at the time you click submit and enter your $120 payment; if you did not print this page, you need to contact the Office of Recruitment, Admissions, and Progression (Office of Admissions) at 503 494-7725.
I am having some trouble figuring out which non-nursing coursework I still need to meet my graduation requirements. Who can help me?
The Office of Admissions is happy to help you with your non-nursing coursework plans. You can fill out the free transcript evaluation form that we offer OCNE CC students. We will send your form back letting you know what you’re still needing to take to meet the graduation requirements for OHSU. We are also happy to answer any questions that you might have outside of the evaluation process; you can reach us at 503 494-7725 or proginfo@ohsu.edu.
Another useful resource is the course equivalency guide page which you can use to see what courses from the local public institutions meet our non-nursing requirements.
