Degree Partnership Program
OSU participates in the Degree Partnership Program with community colleges in Oregon and Hawaii. The program allows dual enrollment at both colleges.
What is the Degree Partnership Program?
Program information covered in the video applies to all Partnership Programs with OSU. If you are partnered with LBCC, learn more from LBCC's DPP site.
Financial Support for Enrolled Students
Once admitted into DPP, students have up to 10 terms before having to take an Oregon State University course (international students have different rules). Each term, students have a choice of taking classes at their partner school only, at OSU only, or they can take classes at both OSU and the partner school.
The DPP Works with Ecampus Programs
In the Degree Partnership Program, online learning at OSU Ecampus applies to all our community college partners. Learn more about our online opportunities at the Ecampus site.
About the Degree Partnership Program
The Degree Partnership Program (DPP) promotes educational attainment and bachelor's degree completion by allowing students to be jointly admitted and concurrently enrolled at Oregon State University and Oregon or Hawaii community colleges. Learn More about our program, goals, and how to become a partner.
Prospective DPP Student Resources
- Learn About the Program
- Advantages of DPP Enrollment
- Financial Support
- DPP FAQ
- Supporting the Oregon Promise
- Oregon State Admissions Deadlines
- Apply Now to OSU
- Current Student Directions and Deadlines to add Degree Partnership
Current DPP Student Resources
Are you attending school at one of our partners?
Check out our DPP Partners page to contact your community college about DPP opportunities.