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If you are interested in an international experience led by OSU faculty and in the company of fellow OSU students, consider a  faculty-led program . Faculty-led programs offer students the opportunity to pursue coursework in specific areas of study and for periods of time developed around OSU's academic calendar. Faculty-led programs are great matches for students looking for more support while abroad, and for those who have limited or no foreign language background.

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If you are seeking a study abroad experience that is highly independent and culturally immersed, an exchange may be right for you. Exchange participants enroll directly at one of our partner universities and take classes with local students. Instruction is generally in the language of the host country. Some partner institutions are in English-speaking countries while others offer courses in English.

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If you have relevant experience in your field and are seeking to contribute your skills and knowledge to an international host organization, consider an international internship through OSU's IE3 Global program. IE3 Global provides high-quality, internships to the students of OSU, as well as our partner campuses throughout the Northwest and beyond.  Internships are best suited for students interested in an independent experience abroad that requires greater self-motivation and is fully immersed among host nationals.

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Research-focused study abroad options are available through our partner organizations listed below and research-focused internship options are available through  IE3 Global Internships .

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OSU employees and students need to submit pre-trip requests for their OSU sponsored domestic and international travel through Concur, except for in-state travel.  The International Travel Registry (housed in Global Opportunities) should still be used for ALL international travel.  This will ensure OSU students and employees are properly supported in case of emergency while traveling abroad.  Work is currently underway aimed at reducing the complexity around pre-trip registration processes for International Travel, but the International Travel Registry remains a critical component.

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Generally, lodging will be reimbursed only up to the per diem amount (refer to the  Business Affairs travel page  for current per diem rates).  Students, please discuss further with your PI/Advisor before traveling.  In some situations, they may have certain restrictions that must be followed.

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International Travel

1. policy statement.

1.1. Oregon State University (“university”) is committed to supporting the health, safety, and security of all members of its community who participate in University-Related International Travel. This policy describes responsibilities of Travelers and establishes processes to help ensure that risks associated with University-Related International Travel are identified, acknowledged, and managed appropriately.

1.2. Travelers must register their travel with the university in advance of their departure pursuant to Section 5.1 of this University Policy. Travelers to Intermediate-Risk and High-Risk Destinations have additional requirements pursuant to Section 5.2 of this University Policy.

1.3. Travelers who fail to comply with this policy may face consequences including but not limited to disciplinary action or financial or other consequences.

2. Reason for Policy

2.1. The university recognizes that International Travel needs and opportunities may arise as part of the teaching, outreach, and research activities of the university for both students and employees. In these cases, International Travel advances the mission, values and global engagement profile of the university, and provides enriching experiences for the Traveler. International Travel also entails certain risks for Travelers and the university. This University Policy describes a consistent set of standards and expectations associated with University-Related International Travel which must be followed by all units and Travelers.

2.2. This University Policy seeks to enable consistent planning and operation, quick and consistent institutional response and support in the event of a crisis, and a reduction of risks to Travelers and the institution.

3. Scope & Audience

3.1. This University Policy applies to all persons who engage in University-Related International Travel.

3.2. This University Policy does not apply to personal international travel or to spouses, dependents, or others accompanying a Traveler for personal reasons. (See Section 8.1.3.)

4. Definitions

4.1. High-risk destinations : Locations that pose a specific health, safety or security concern as indicated by U.S. Department of State (Travel Advisory Level 4), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Travel Health Notice of Warning Level 4), the World Health Organization, insurers, or other travel providers.

4.2. Intermediate-risk destinations : Locations that pose a specific health, safety or security concern as indicated by the U.S. Department of State (Travel Advisory Level 3), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Travel Health Notice Warning Level 3), the World Health Organization, insurers, or other travel providers.

4.3. International travel : Travel outside of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia. U.S. Territories are considered International Travel for the purposes of this University Policy to allow access to additional health, safety, and travel insurance coverage, and because the risk rating of U.S. Territories may be different than that of the rest of the country.

4.4. International Traveler Risk Committee (ITRC) : A committee tasked with assessing and advising on policies, procedures and risks related to University-Related International Travel. (See Section 5.3.)

4.5. Senior administrator : Members of the President’s Cabinet, but not including persons in elected or temporarily held offices; Provost’s Council of Deans; or Provost’s Senior Leadership Team.

4.6. University-related international travel : International travel for university-related activity, including but not limited to teaching, research, administration, conferences, service, advancement, alumni engagement, presentations, sabbatical, official study abroad programs, internships, volunteer or work programs, other experiential learning, field studies, performances, or athletics. It includes all research-related travel, including that funded by grants and contracts.

4.6.1. All International Travel of Department Student Organizations is considered University-Related International Travel. For Recognized Student Organizations, only travel funded by the university is considered University-Related International Travel.

4.7. University traveler (“traveler”) : Employees, students, volunteers, official guests, or others who engage in University-Related International Travel.

5. Responsibilities & Procedures

5.1. Responsibilities and Procedures for All Travelers

5.1.1. Registration of University-Related International Travel . All Travelers are required to register their travel with the university in advance of their departure via the process outlined on the International Travel website. (See Section 6.1.) Travelers who are not a university employee or student will need a university employee to register on their behalf.

a. Failure to register travel may result in delays or forfeiture of reimbursement of travel expenses, or delays in the ability of the university to provide support in the event of an emergency.

5.1.2. Orientation . Travelers may be required to participate in pre-departure orientations, read and abide by applicable guidelines, or complete other trip-related requirements. These requirements are generally communicated to the Traveler by the Office of Global Opportunities (OSU GO).

5.1.3. Liability Waivers/Assumption of Risk . Travelers who are not university employees or university-recognized volunteers are required to read and sign the Acknowledgement of Risk and Waiver of Liability Form. (See Section 6.2.)

5.1.4. Evacuation . The university reserves the right to issue an instruction that all Travelers evacuate a given location when the university deems, in its sole judgment, that conditions have changed to the extent that continued presence in that location endangers the health, safety, or security of Travelers.

a. The Senior International Officer or their designee, in consultation with the ITRC, will evaluate the conditions at a given travel location and make a recommendation to the Provost for a decision regarding trip interruption or evacuation.

b. If a Traveler does not heed a university instruction to evacuate, that individual remains at their own risk, may forfeit insurance coverage, and may face consequences including but not limited to disciplinary action or financial consequences.

5.1.5. Export Controls . Federal export and sanctions regulations prohibit the unlicensed export of specific commodities, software, technology, and payments to or from certain countries, entities, and individuals for reasons of national security, foreign policy, or protection of trade. All Travelers must comply with United States export and sanctions regulations when engaging in International Travel. Travelers must consult the Export Compliance Officer if they have any questions or concerns, or if it is suspected that export controls may apply. (See Section 8.2.)

a. The Office of Export Controls and International Compliance will analyze accompanying equipment, materials, technology, software, and technical data; potential end use/users; and other travel related transactions for export control requirements and will file required documentation on the Travelers’ behalf.

5.1.6. Data Security . International travel introduces additional risks to the security of university data. Travelers must take appropriate steps to protect university data during their time spent outside the United States. The Office of Information Security identifies locations deemed a high, moderate, or low risk for data compromise and provides data security consultations for Travelers. A data security consultation is required for Travelers to locations deemed a high risk for data compromise. (See Section 8.3.)

5.2. University-Related Travel to Intermediate-Risk or High-Risk Destinations

5.2.1. Intermediate-Risk and High-Risk Destinations are identified during the travel registration process by either the Controller’s Unit or OSU GO. The Controller’s Unit or OSU GO will work with the Traveler to collect all required information and complete required steps.

a. All Travelers to Intermediate-Risk or High-Risk Destinations will be provided with a risk assessment for their destination.

b. As appropriate, a single submission of certain required information or documentation is permitted for group travel.

c. Intermediate-Risk Destinations . Travelers to Intermediate-Risk Destinations must:

i. Provide emergency contact information;

ii. Register their travel with the U.S. Department of State Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (see Section 8.6.1); and

iii. Provide their full detailed travel itinerary.

d. High-Risk Destinations . No one may be required or compelled to travel to a location designated as High-Risk as defined in this University Policy. Requests to travel to High-Risk Destinations are reviewed by the ITRC and require the approval of a Senior Administrator. Travelers to High-Risk Destinations must:

i. Complete the required steps for Intermediate-Risk Destinations;

ii. Submit a High-Risk Travel Request Form (see Section 6.1). This document includes a justification of travel, acknowledgement of risk, and other information; and

iii. Submit a letter of support. For students, the letter should come from a supervisor or faculty involved with the travel. For employees, the letter should come from their department head or direct supervisor. For others, the letter should come from the head of the unit connected to the trip.

5.2.2. High-Risk Travel Approval Process .

a. Completed High-Risk Travel Request Forms will be brought to the ITRC by either OSU GO or the Controller’s Unit.

b. The ITRC will review and assess High-Risk Travel Request Forms and make a recommendation to the Senior Administrator or their designee for final determination. Approval may be conditional upon a Traveler taking further steps to mitigate risk including, for example, additional health, safety and security precautions, modification of proposed itinerary, further training, special waivers, or additional insurance coverage.

c. The following Senior Administrator or their designee has final authority to approve, approve conditionally, or deny petitions for University-Related International Travel to High-Risk Destinations:

i. For undergraduate students, the Vice Provost of Student Affairs has decision-making authority.

ii. For graduate students, the Dean of their home college has decision-making authority.

iii. For employees and all others, the Senior Administrator of the unit connected to the trip has decision-making authority.

d. The decision of the Senior Administrator is final.

5.3. International Traveler Risk Committee (ITRC)

5.3.1. The ITRC:

a. Reviews and advises on policies and procedures for University-Related International Travel;

b. Reviews and advises on travel to Intermediate-Risk or High-Risk Destinations, including review of High-Risk Travel Request Forms with recommendation to Senior Administrator on approval or denial;

c. May suggest or require additional steps to ensure Traveler safety in certain cases;

d. May be consulted regarding trip interruption, evacuation, emergencies, or other International Travel-related situations.

5.3.2. The ITRC is chaired by the Senior International Officer or their designee and includes a faculty representative and subject matter experts from the following campus units: Insurance and Risk Management Services, the Research Office, University Information and Technology, OSU GO, the Office of Academic Affairs, Student Health Services, and the Controller’s Unit. Other offices may advise or be consulted as needed, including the Office of General Counsel; the Office of Audit, Risk and Compliance; the Division of Student Affairs; the Graduate School; or others.

6. Forms & Tools

6.1. The International Travel website provides information to guide Travelers through the processes and in compliance with the International Travel policy. Travelers may be required to complete the High-Risk Travel Request Form. Travelers will be prompted to complete these steps by either the Controller’s Unit or OSU GO, if required, during the process of registering their travel. An overview of the process, details on required information and examples of required forms can be found on the website. https://global.oregonstate.edu/international-travel

6.2. Travelers who are not university employees or university-recognized volunteers are required to read and sign the Acknowledgment of Risk and Waiver of Liability Form. https://risk.oregonstate.edu/forms

7. Frequently Asked Questions

8. related information.

8.1. Travel, Accident, and Sickness Insurance . All registered Travelers are covered by an insurance policy that includes coverage for medical emergencies for covered injuries and sicknesses; evacuation for natural disasters and emergency medical situations; trip interruption and cancellation benefits; and 24-hour travel, safety and security assistance services. The full policy documentation can be found on the Insurance and Risk Management Services website. https://risk.oregonstate.edu/international-travel

8.1.1. The travel insurance is subject to terms, conditions, and exclusions. Based on the location of travel and specific exclusions, some Travelers may be precluded from coverage or have limited coverage.

8.1.2. Travelers should install the carrier’s travel, accident, and sickness app on their phone and carry proof of enrollment or membership card with them at all times during travel.

8.1.3. Spouses, dependents, and other guests are eligible for coverage when accompanying a Traveler for personal reasons. The cost of this coverage is borne by the Traveler.

8.2. OSU Export Controls Policy : University Policy 06-040 Export Controls also applies to University-Related International Travel. https://policy.oregonstate.edu/UPSM/06-040_export_controls

8.2.1. Export Controls and International Compliance. The Office of Export Controls and International Compliance provides determinations and guidance related to export control compliance. Any activities involving sanctioned countries require significant advance planning. Travelers should contact the Export Compliance Officer at the earliest opportunity. https://research.oregonstate.edu/export-control-international-compliance

8.3. Data Security . The Office of Information Security provides data security consultations for OSU Travelers. If required, registered Travelers will be contacted by the Office of Information Security to complete the consultation. All other Travelers may contact the Office of Information Security to request a briefing, if desired. Briefings will typically be provided by the Governance, Risk, and Compliance Manager. https://uit.oregonstate.edu/infosec/

8.4. Student Health Services Travel Clinic : The Student Health Services Travel Clinic offers pre-travel consultations for employees and students tailored to each Traveler’s health history, destination, and potential activities. http://studenthealth.oregonstate.edu/clinical-services/travel-clinic

8.5. OSU Fiscal Policy for Travel : OSU Fiscal Policy for Travel also applies to University-Related International Travel. https://fa.oregonstate.edu/fiscal-policy-program/03-140-401-travel

8.6. Federal Resources :

8.6.1. Department of State Smart Traveler Enrollment Program: https://step.state.gov/step/

8.6.2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Travel Health Notices: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices/

8.6.3. Department of State Travel Warnings: https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/alertswarnings.html

9.1. Adopted: Oregon State University adopted University Policy 01-020 International Travel on January 29, 2019.

9.2. Revised: University Policy University Policy 01-020 I nternational Travel received housekeeping amendments April 2019, May 2021 and March 2023, and was revised on October 31, 2023.

9.3 Revised: Housekeeping amendments were made January 18, 2024.

9.4. Next scheduled review date: October 2026.

10. Website

10.1. http://policy.oregonstate.edu/UPSM/01-020_international_travel_policy

11. Contact Information

Primary policy and ITRC contact : Office of Academic Affairs, Global Affairs Associate 541-737-6209 https://global.oregonstate.edu/ Office of Global Opportunities (OSU GO) 541-737-3006 https://academicaffairs.oregonstate.edu/osugo Travel and Expense Office 541-737-4262 https://fa.oregonstate.edu/travel-and-expense Insurance and Risk Management Services 541-737-1323 https://risk.oregonstate.edu/international-travel Export Controls and International Compliance Office 541-737-0647 https://research.oregonstate.edu/export-control-international-compliance Office of Information Security, Governance, Risk, and Compliance Manager 541-737-9341 https://uit.oregonstate.edu/infosec

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Oregon State University engages in education and research collaborations with institutions and colleagues around the world. Support is available for establishing new agreements. 

Letter of Collaboration

A Letter of Collaboration (LOC) is a non-binding, general agreement initiating relations with a partner institution. An LOC expresses mutual interest in engaging in cooperative academic or research efforts. This is often the first step toward developing a more concrete program.  Any language deviating from OSU's standard LOC form, including LOCs originating with the partner, must be reviewed by Contract Services.

• View the  OSU Standard LOC (PDF)  to ensure it will meet your needs.
• If you would like to proceed with an LOC, download the International Agreement Intake Form and the OSU Standard LOC  and fill in required information. 
• Email documents to the  Global Affairs Associate , who may reach out to you for further information and can facilitate the signature process and archiving of the signed agreement. 

If your international partner is a member of the Erasmus+ network, it may be possible to access financial support for international partnership activity using the Erasmus+ mobility agreement, learning agreement, or inter-institutional agreement, depending on the type of activity planned. You can learn more about Erasmus+ and see the templates on their website . Please note that if your activity involves OSU student mobility you will need to work with OSU Global Opportunities (see below).

Education Abroad Program

Programs which involve international mobility for OSU students are overseen by the Office of Global Opportunities (OSU GO). Please contact OSU GO  for more information about any of the following options: 

• Student Exchange Programs involve a two-way exchange of students, with a commitment of resources on the part of both OSU and the collaborating institution. A Student Exchange Agreement guides the administration of a student exchange program with an international partner university.
• Study Abroad Programs send OSU students abroad for academic coursework. These programs may be offered by the international institution or through a third-party provider.
• Faculty-Led Study Abroad Programs are international academic opportunities developed and implemented by OSU faculty.
• International Internships & Research  are professional or academic experiences related to a student's area of study in an international location. These can be initiated by a faculty member, be provided through a third party, offered by a partner institution, etc. 

MOUs and Other International Agreements

A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is a binding agreement with specific expectations clearly outlined for both parties. This type of agreement is appropriate when you have moved past the ideas and exploration stage with an international partner and are now setting a detailed and binding framework for your cooperative activity.

The Vice Provost of Academic Affairs is the signature authority for OSU on international agreements. Other OSU leadership or employee signatures are optional. 

For support with these processes or for any questions, please email the Global Affairs Associate   or call (541) 737-6209.

You can view our FYI Friday presentation about International Agreements for more information. 

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OSU's International Agreements

OSU International Agreements can be searched via Tableau . You must login using your ONID credentials with dual authentication while on the OSU network or VPN. If you cannot access the map, please email [email protected] .

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Oregon State University's International Travel Policy defines high-risk destination as:

Countries, regions, or cities under a Level 3 or Level 4 designation be either the U.S. Department of State OR the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Each agency provides a searchable travel advisory page to understand the risks of a particular destination.

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In certain circumstances, the University may also apply the High-Risk designation to a location that poses a specific health or safety concern.  All high-risk destinations are automatically loaded into Concur and visible to travelers when creating a pre-trip request.

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All high risk destinations will trigger an alert after you have saved the pre-trip request header.  Indicating that the location is high risk and requires senior administrator approval.

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• Meet our Team
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• U.S. Supreme Court ruling on race-related admissions decisions

START Information for Campus Community and Advisors

Access the winter/spring internal page here.

4/10 - updated FY student and family schedules

3/28 - uploaded mailers sent to all admitted students

3/19 - added draft schedules for FY students and families

Welcome to START 2024!

This page will provide you with details and information about what is happening with start,, serving as a central communication tool to aid all in having the same information..

• Sample first year student schedule
• Sample first year Parent & Family Schedule
• Sample Transfer student schedule (coming soon)
• Sample Transfer family schedule (coming soon)

Summer START sign-ups open:

• Early (presidential scholars, veterans) - Thursday May 2 at 2pm PST
• All - Monday May 6 @ 2pm PST
• 1/3 of all spots reserved to open on June 3 @ 2pm PST

START INFORMATION SESSIONS

Tuesday May 14 from 2-2:45pm - Memorial Union 208

Friday May 17 from 10-10:45am - via Zoom Register here

SLATE TRAINING FOR START

New(er) users

• Tuesday May 7 from 2-3pm Register Here
• Tuesday May 21 from 10-11am Register Here

Returning users (refresh)

• Thursday May 9th from 10-10:45am Register Here
• Wednesday May 15th from 1-1:45pm Register Here
• Monday May 20 from 10-10:45am Register Here
• Slate (Beaver Basecamp) Login
• Need regular access to Slate? Request access here.
• College Query in Slate
• Student View - Sign-up for START
• Download the outline for Your Learning at OSU (formerly Academic Plenary)
• Download the slides for Your Learning at OSU (formerly Academic Plenary)
• Change of Major @ START
• Change of Campus for START

What about Virtual START?

Virtual START will be fully asynchronous for students.  They will be able to complete all required content and modules in their own time and at their own pace through the 5 days of their chosen START session.  There will be plenty of opportunities to engage in synchronous events like socials, 1:1 connections with a START Leader, and advising, which student can plan out at their own scheduled times.  There is only one Canvas page for each START session with each college having assignments inside of the Canvas page.

Our virtual START is designed for self-motivated students who already have support and connections at OSU or in Corvallis.  It is a streamlined version of START and we find that students who are older than traditional age, serving their communities in fire service or military, and those with the ability to create community in other ways are the most successful in this START model.  This is a completely asynchronous START and while it contains lots of opportunities for engagement, is up to the student to choose to participate in these.

You can access the canvas pages here, or request access by sending us an email.

First Year Virtual START        Transfer Virtual START    Virtual START Detailed Process Dates

FAQs for START 2024

As you’re likely aware, START Orientation primarily relies on fees collected from participating families, with only a small portion, around 10% of our total budget, coming from E&G funds annually. Despite our ongoing efforts to enhance our START program, pursue cost savings throughout, and align with student wage recommendations from ASOSU, we have encountered challenges in maintaining this funding approach without a substantial revision.  We benchmarked our fees against U of O , Portland State, Washington State , U of W, and Colorado State to ensure we were moving forward with a reasonable ask of students.  While we are steadfastly committed to accessibility and affordability, we have found it necessary to introduce a very modest fee of $10 per student starting in 2024. 

In-Person START

Students - FY and TR - $10 per student

• This cost subsidizes the cost of their catering and meals, building reservation costs, printed materials, and staff wages
• This also helps to build buy-in and right-size the START budget

FY Parents & Families – (guests over age 10) - $80 per person

• This covers the cost of their catering and meals, defrays our building reservation costs, and pays for their printed materials (including the parent and family calendar)
• Subsidizes student costs of printing, meals, and building reservations
• Automatically signs this person up for a year of newsletters and communications from our office.

TR Parents & Families – (guests over age 10) - $65 per person

• Automatically signs this person up for a year of newsletters and communications from our office
• Costs are less than FY families due to one day event v. two for FY families

Siblings under age 10 - Free of charge to encourage families to attend if they have younger children at home

Housing - (students and families) - $60 per student; $75 per family member

• Cost is all-inclusive of their room, linens, dinner, social activities in the evening, and breakfast the next morning.
• Students will be placed together in double rooms in a traditional "bathroom down the hall" residence hall.
• Families will be placed together in suites with the "shared bathroom in a suite", with only one family per suite where possible.

Virtual START

Students- $0

• There is no charge for virtual START to students.  Many hours will go into the content set-up and staffing of panels and meetings for students, but we are committed to maintaining at least one pathway through START that is at no additional cost to students.

Virtual Parents & Families - $0

• There is no charge for virtual and families.
• They will be invited to a series of panels and events that they can choose to attend virtually throughout the summer.

Off-site START

Students - $150

• This covers the cost of their catering and meals, defrays our building reservation costs, and pays for their printed materials
• Subsidizes the costs of staff and advisors traveling to meet with students, as well as shipping materials

Parents & Families – (adults) - $75 per person

• This covers the cost of their catering and meals, defrays our building reservation costs, and pays for their printed materials (including the parent and family calendar and handbook)
• Minimally subsidizes student costs of printing, meals, and building reservations
• No housing is offered for off-site START. 
• If a student and their two guests attends Hawai'i START, the charge of $300 is lower than the average price of a roundtrip flight from Honolulu to Portland ($400).

Yes!  All students will be encouraged to add on a residence hall stay for the night between their START day and advising day! Parents and families will be able to choose to stay as well.  We've teamed up with UHDS to offer a low-cost option for families that is all-inclusive of their room, linens, dinner, social activities in the evening, and breakfast the next morning.

• Students will be placed together in double rooms in a traditional "bathroom down the hall" residence hall. The cost is $60 per student.
• Families will be placed together in suites with the "shared bathroom in a suite", with only one family per suite where possible. The cost is $75 per person.

Additionally, we'll offer limited overnight residence hall stay options for both students and families for the night before their START date.  We have to limit the number of students and families who choose this option, so we'll work to make this available to those coming from furthest away.

Small groups with a START Leader are a way for us to engage all three of our goals of START: academic, social, and culture of OSU orientations.  The group is structured as 45 minutes to build off of the previous session discussing campus resources, share START Leader stories of their favorite spots and successes, and introduce new students to the culture of OSU.  The agenda aims to introduce and normalize nervousness, prioritize important resources for new students, and support connection and belonging among incoming students.

The goals of START are:

• We empower students to succeed in their academic and social environments at Oregon State. 
• We prepare families to support their students in their first year at Oregon State.
• We work to foster connections with new students to initiate their social and institutional belonging at Oregon State.  
• We introduce the culture of Oregon State University to incoming students.

We think of START as a three-legged stool, balancing equally on academic orientation, social orientation, and the culture of OSU orientation .  Supporting parents and families through their own transition helps us achieve all three of these goals holistically.

No.  In February 2020, the Academic Advising Council approved a policy that governs recruitment for majors and course enrollment during START .  The full scope and procedures can be read via clicking the link above, and generally colleges should reference the document for other options for sharing their new courses, as well as sharing information about their available majors and programs.

Check back as we update the FAQs!

Yes!  Both of these sessions have the same content as any other START session, but they are supported by faculty and staff across the university and aim to help students find belonging during their orientation process. 

• We are pleased to present Bilingüe again this summer, our START session where content is presented in both English and Spanish for families.  This will be held on Sunday July 9 in conjunction with First-Year Session #3.
• Additionally, we are partnering with the Dr. Lawrence Griggs Office of Black & Indigenous Student Success to host a START session aimed and supporting our black and indigenous new students.  This will be held on Saturday July 30, in conjunction with our First-Year Session #9.

College Query:

• https://discover.oregonstate.edu/manage/query/query?id=ca3e6119-e0bc-49d...

Spanish language preference query:

• https://discover.oregonstate.edu/manage/query/query?id=e47b91a1-91bd-421...

Student/Guest count query:

• https://discover.oregonstate.edu/manage/query/query?id=88247e92-5e8c-47a...

Students interested in meeting with financial aid

• https://discover.oregonstate.edu/manage/query/query?id=758eb560-805a-4e0...

New for 2023, students who are classified as "High Need" by Financial Aid will see a question on their START sign-up at the very bottom that says "We have a small pool of funding to partially offset the cost of START fees for high-financial need families. This funding is limited and we unfortunately will not be able to meet the needs of all families looking for START fee financial assistance. Would you like to be considered for a START partial fee waiver?"  These funds are provided by the Parent & Family Foundation fund operated by the Office of the Dean of Students.

The first students in each session who check this box will be notified that up to $100 will be waived from their cost of START attendance.  The number of waivers is different for each session and is listed below.

• FY1 and FY2 - 10 waivers are available per session
• Bilingüe (FY3) and Black & Indigenous START (FY9) - 16 waivers are available per session
• All other in-person START sessions - 13 waivers are available per session

*Additionally, OSO has a long-standing practice of not charging CAMP students and families for START attendance and housing and this practice will continue, in addition to this waiver process.

Students will be encouraged to stay for their advising appointment in person, if possible.  If they are not able to stay, remote options are available.  OSO will host a "help desk" during this day to support students finding their way around campus.

You can find more details in the Guide for Colleges document , created by the Advising at START workgroup.

Firstly, because we have a LOT of students! 

In summer 2022, OSU returned to hosting START in person as covid-related restrictions were still in place.  We hosted 20 total sessions (16 FY and 4 TR) in order to host smaller sessions of approximately 225 students per session all summer, as well as due to LaSells Auditorium not being available.  Finally, admissions instituted a new policy of closing admissions, but since this was the first year, this resulted in a large influx of students after the May 1 deadline and resulted in adding sessions later in the summer.

In summer 2023, while LaSells is still closed to us, we are capping sessions at 325 students and using LINC 100 to host the largest sessions we're able to.  We will host 12 First-year and 3 Transfer sessions this summer.

For context, the pre-pandemic model in 2019 capped sessions at 350-365 and they hosted 10 first-year and 4 transfer sessions.

If a student does not attend START but does attend their advising appointment in person, we will:

• In general unless dire circumstances are present, redirect the student to register for a new START session.  It is important for every student to get the pre-advising content before they register for classes.
• Walk the student to the OSO help table to help them get signed up for a new START session, including the next virtual session.

Notes for this process to work are:

• This will only impact colleges that are doing pre-scheduling before START.
• All colleges agree to take attendance at their college session to ensure that their records match the morning's START attendance records in Slate.  This will ensure that if they attended another college's session, they'll still be able to be listed at attended.
• If colleges notice any discrepancies, they'll contact OSO as soon as possible.

If a student does not attend their in person advising appointment but does attend in person START, we will:

• Colleges will outreach to student and redirect them to sign up for a slot in virtual advising days.
• Connect in other advisors who may be looking for the student, including if they are Honors, EOP, TRiO, Athletes, etc.

Hawai'i START team 2023

The following advisors have stepped up and agreed to travel with OSO to advise students in person in Hawai'i. 

• Sarah Kyllo from College of Engineering
• Julia Rosenzweig from College of Engineering
• Ashlei Edgemon from College of Liberal Arts
• Kris Gage from College of Science
• Chris Wheeler from College of Business
• Raina Martinez from Educational Opportunities Program

Additionally, the following folks are traveling to help host and present to students and their families.

• Ben Medeiros from University Housing and Dining Services
• Laura Mondragon from Office of Financial Aid
• Rick DeBellis from Office of Admissions will be advising DPP students
• Annie Tarter from Office of Student Orientation
• Melissa Morgan from Office of Student Orientation
• Heather Wofford from Office of Admissions
• Christy Jones - Griggs Center Coordinator for Indigenous students

Finally, this group is guided and supported by the following staff and students.

• Kameron Kadooka - faculty advisor of Hui O Hawai'i club
• Irie Cheng - President of Hui O Hawai'i club
• Rachel Polisher from Office of Student Orientation

For 2023, students admitted to OSU for summer 2023 should have received a direct email from Slate/Beaver Basecamp inviting them to attend one of the summer START sessions, hopefully earlier in the summer.  While they need not attend START or meet with an advisor to register for summer classes, they will need to attend START to meet with an advisor for fall term.  Office of Student Orientation highly encourages summer admit students to meet with an advisor as soon as possible, as well as to attend START earlier in the summer. Advisors with access can view their population in this Slate query.

YES!  New for 2023, students can choose to BOTH wait list a preferred session and sign up for a back-up session.  When signing up for START, students can choose to wait list a session that they'd prefer and Slate will automatically add them to that session and remove them from their back-up session.  There are separate email communications sent when students and guests are added to the wait list, as well as when they're moved from the wait list to registered status.  You can review this guide to see this from the student perspective.

There are three ways that we assess START formally.

• At the end of the START day, we have a quick snapshot survey that we ask students to complete.
• 10 day after START we ask students to complete a longer program assessment .
• During the term after first enrollment, Erin Bird's office puts out a transition survey to all new students, which includes some START questions.

We also ask families and guests to complete an assessment of their time with us, in a similar format to how we assess the student experience.

• Family quick snapshot survey
• Family longer program assessment

Finally, Hawai'i START has just one assessment, which has some questions tailored for that experience.

• Student Hawaii assessment
• Family Hawaii assessment

DPP students can visit the table at the resource fair from 8-9:15am, attend the informational session from 4-4:30pm in MU 104, or visit the drop in session during advising day from 9am-4pm in Austin Hall.  Additionally, LBCC staff have put together a list of resources which you can acces at this link.

DPP LBCC Resources

Have questions not answered here?

Reach out to our office, for general questions, send us an email at [email protected] for more lengthy questions..

• Our email is monitored by our whole team. 
• Response times generally average 2-3 days during the summer START season.

Our webchat is staffed by START Leaders and is great for quick questions!

• Click the "We are Here" button on the bottom right of our main webpage to chat.
• We're available 10am-4pm during the Academic year

Call our main phone line at 541-737-7627.

• Our general phone number is staffed 8am-5pm on all university workdays. 
• You may get an office assistant or other student staff, or one of our professional staff.

For questions with more nuance or context

Senior student leaders - college liaisons:.

• Jo Wright- Science, Forestry, Health, CEOAS
• Savannah Fitts- Business, UESP, Honors, Ag. Science
• Julia Adesida- Engineering, Liberal Arts, Education

Sarah Wilson - Office Manager

Sarah's role with START is focused on customer service, individual student problem-solving, outward-facing publications/communications, and supervising the student office team

Teams name is "Wilson, Sarah", which is best for quick teams messages

Office line is 541-737-6571, which is best for conversations and to provide feedback

Annie Tarter - Assistant Director

• Annie's role with START is focused on students, logistical arrangements of rooms/times/dates, and supervising the START Leader team
• Teams name is "Tarter, Annie Rose", which is best for quick teams messages
• Office line is 541-737-9811, which is best for conversations and to provide feedback

Melissa Morgan - Director

• Melissa's role with START is focused on parents and families, larger structural pieces of START, and supervising the professional staff
• Teams name is "Morgan, Melissa", which is best for quick teams messages
• Office line is 541-737-2193, which is best for conversations and to provide feedback

Office hours in Spring 2024 - Mondays at 11am and Thursdays at 1:30pm - Call on Teams or come by Waldo 102 with any START-related needs

For questions on a start day, look for anyone in an orange polo.

• Our START Leaders are all in Beaver orange and our senior staff are in black polos and can either help you directly or can message someone else to help.

Visit our Welcome table

• We will staff a table all day IN PLACE and are happy to meet with you and/or students and families to answer questions.

Backstage room for staff

• We have a room Memorial Union 105 (the Talisman Room) all day on START days that is our "backstage" for our staff.  There will be someone there all day as well, working behind the scenes to keep START flowing!

Archive of messages sent to campus about START 2024:

• October 11, 2023 - START dates for Winter, Spring, and Summer 2024
• December 2023 - Hawai'i START funding proposal
• January 31, 2024 - START dates revised for Summer 2024
• March 13, 2024 - Updates to START fees 2024

Archive of messages sent to Students about START 2024:

• Students with a Hawai'i or Pacific Island home address
• Transfer students
• Students with early access (Veterans and Presidential Scholars)
• Students who have identified as Black and/or Indigenous
• Any student who is not part of any of the above populations

Information for Families:

Comunicaciones familiares en español

Where have we presented?

• February Academic Advising Council- February 14 (slides included in below)
• March Academic Advising Council - March 13 (slides included in below)
• March Advising Town Hall - March 19 - Slides here

Updates considered and paths forward 

 updates we're working on now.

• Check-in map for START
• Dismissal to colleges map and locations of sessions
• Resource Fair Map
• START folder materials
• Sample Hawai'i START Schedule (coming soon)
• Sample Black & Indigenous Student Success Connections Schedule (coming soon)

Contact Info

Office of student orientation.

Waldo Hall 102

Corvallis, OR 97331

541.737.7627

[email protected]

Degree Partnership Program (DPP)

• Memorandum of Understanding
• Find Your Major
• Financial Aid and Support
• Oregon Promise
• International Students
• Deadlines, Requirements & Directions
• Current DPP Students
• Orientation & Transition
• For Advisors
• OSU Contacts
• Oregon Partners
• Hawai'i Partners
• More Transfer Options
• Transfer Credit Central
• Request More Information
• Apply to OSU

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Degree Partnership Program

Oregon State University participates in the Degree Partnership Program with community colleges in Oregon and Hawaii. The program allows dual enrollment at both Oregon State and partner community colleges.

• For Students
• DPP Partner Schools
• About the DPP

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 .

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
• Supporting the Oregon Promise
• Oregon State Admissions Deadlines

Current DPP Student Resources

• Next Steps after Admissions
• Orientation and Transition

Are you attending school at one of our partners?

Check out our DPP Partners page to contact your community college about DPP opportunities.

Contact Info

Transfer Admissions 104 Kerr Administration Building Corvallis, Oregon 97331 phone: 541-737-9472 email: [email protected]

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Oregon State Board of Trustees approves tuition rates, accepts 10-year business forecast

CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Oregon State University Board of Trustees on Friday approved tuition rates and student fees for the 2024-25 school year and accepted an updated 10-year business forecast.

The undergraduate tuition rates for the 2024-25 academic year include an overall increase of 4.65% for continuing students.

At the same time, Oregon State will increase student financial aid funded by the university by $9.5 million to more than $125 million, a level that is almost three times what it was five years ago.

“In the face of rising costs, we are responding to sustain the high-quality services and support that we provide at Oregon State while mitigating the impact on tuition as much as possible,” said OSU President Jayathi Murthy. “We understand the impact that inflation is having on students and families, and in response we are again significantly increasing financial aid, especially for families with the greatest need.”

Other tuition increases include:

• 4.65% for continuing and new students at Ecampus, Oregon State’s online education unit.
• 2% for resident graduate students.
• 5.15% for non-resident graduate students.
• 2% for continuing and new Ecampus graduate students.
• 3% to 7% for professional graduate programs.

The increases are driven by inflation related to labor, and goods and services; costs associated with increasing enrollment, such as additional instructional and support staff; and investments in expanded programs and services associated with the university’s strategic plan.

Student fees will also increase, including for:

• Counseling and psychological services in Corvallis (11% increase).
• Financing capital projects for non-instructional buildings, primarily student centers, student health facilities and student recreational facilities ($10 per quarter increase in Corvallis and $4 per quarter increase in Bend).
• Student health services (4.7% increase in Corvallis and 4.6% in Bend).

The board also approved a short-term debt resolution; adopted a shared governance philosophy; approved amendments to the bylaws and three of its policies in compliance with Senate Bill 273, passed by the Oregon legislature in 2023; and heard a report on the 2024 state legislative session and upcoming 2025 legislative matters.

An executive session was held pursuant to Oregon Revised Statues 192.660(2)(d) to conduct deliberations with persons designated by the governing to carry on labor negotiations. No decisions were made in the executive session.

Full materials about the board meeting and its committee meetings, held Thursday, can be found on the  board’s web site . 

General OSU

About Oregon State University:  As one of only three land, sea, space and sun grant universities in the nation, Oregon State serves Oregon and the world by working on today’s most pressing issues. Our more than 36,000 students come from across the globe, and our programs operate in every Oregon county. Oregon State receives more research funding than all of the state’s comprehensive public universities combined. At our campuses in Corvallis and Bend, marine research center in Newport, OSU Portland Center and award-winning Ecampus, we excel at shaping today’s students into tomorrow’s leaders.

Sean Nealon, 541-737-0787, [email protected]

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• Limiting opponents to just 8.63 goals per game when playing at home.
• Three players in the top 10 in the conference for caused turnovers: Anna Simmons (17), Morgan McCarthy (14) and Sydnie Soto (13).
• Seven hat tricks this season.
• 11th Duck to score 100 career goals.
• One of four players in UO history with 100 goals and 150 draw controls.
• Third in program history with 161 career draw controls.
• Scored a career-high six goals against Furman (March 10).
• Named the Feb. 27 Pac-12 Offensive POTW after netting five goals and assisting two against Marist.
• Has an assist in all 11 games, and multiple assists in eight.
• 15-straight games with an assist leading back to last season.
• 13 goals and 23 assists as a sophomore in 2023.
• Two games with six goals and four total hat tricks this season.
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• Forced a career high five turnovers against No. 22 Rutgers.

• Solar Eclipse 2024

See the 2024 Solar Eclipse’s Path of Totality

A total solar eclipse is expected to pass through the United States on April 8, 2024, giving stargazers across the country the opportunity to view the celestial phenomenon in which the sun is completely covered by the moon.

The eclipse will enter the U.S. in Texas and exit in Maine. It is the last time a total solar eclipse will be visible in the contiguous United States until 2044.

Here's what to know about the path of the eclipse and where you can see it.

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Where can you see the total solar eclipse?

The eclipse will cross through North America, passing over parts of Mexico, the United States, and Canada. 

The eclipse will enter the United States in Texas, and travel through Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Small parts of Tennessee and Michigan will also experience the total solar eclipse.

Much of the eclipse's visibility depends on the weather. A cloudy day could prevent visitors from seeing the spectacle altogether.

When does the solar eclipse start and end?

The solar eclipse will begin in Mexico’s Pacific coast at around 11:07 a.m. PDT. It will exit continental North America on the Atlantic coast of Newfoundland, Canada, at 5:16 p.m. NDT.

The longest duration of totality—which is when the moon completely covers the sun — will be 4 minutes, 28 seconds, near Torreón, Mexico. Most places along the path of totality will see a totality duration between 3.5 and 4 minutes.

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Where’s the best place to see the total solar eclipse?

The best place to witness the event is along the path of totality. Thirteen states will be along the path of totality, and many towns across the country are preparing for the deluge of visitors— planning eclipse watch parties and events in the days leading up to totality.

In Rochester, NY, the Rochester Museum and Science Center is hosting a multi-day festival that includes a range of events and activities. Russellville, Arkansas will host an event with activities including live music, science presentations, tethered hot-air balloon rides, and telescope viewings.

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Tuition hikes coming this fall for students headed to Oregon’s largest universities

Schools looking to keep up with inflation and other rising costs are looking toward student tuition to help fill budget gaps.

It’s tuition-setting season for Oregon’s colleges and universities and the cost of getting a higher education in the state is going up.

Oregon’s largest public postsecondary schools, including Oregon State University, Portland State University and the University of Oregon are all raising tuition for the 2024-2025 school year.

The campus of Oregon State University in Corvallis, Ore., is pictured in this undated file photo.

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The Board of Trustees for OSU voted Friday to raise tuition costs for resident undergraduate students at its Corvallis campus by 4.91%. Undergrads at the OSU-Cascades campus in Bend will see a similar increase of 4.7%. These hikes equal out to a $11 to $12 increase per credit hour.

Under OSU’s cohort model, costs vary depending on when a student enrolled. Tuition levels for the 2024-25 school year will range from $11,325 for a resident student who’s been enrolled since before July 2020 to $12,045 for someone entering the university for the first time this fall.

Trustees at Portland State also met Friday and approved a tuition increase of 4.8% for resident undergraduate students. UO’s trustees voted on a 3% rise in tuition for new undergraduates in March.

Both OSU and Portland State’s hikes come in just under a 5% tuition increase ceiling. Approving a steeper increase would trigger a review and require the approval of the state’s Higher Education Coordinating Commission.

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In Friday’s meeting, OSU senior leaders said the school needed to increase tuition to keep up with inflation, the rising costs of labor and expected expenses from the university’s new strategic plan.

“It pains us greatly to have to raise tuition,” said board member Román Hernández at the meeting. “But in order to accomplish the mission of the institution, that’s what we have to do sometimes.”

OSU’s graduate students will also pay more in tuition costs next school year, anywhere from a 2-7% increase depending on which graduate program they are in. Tuition rates are rising by 4.65% for students studying online as part of OSU’s Ecampus.

An earlier tuition setting proposal from OSU’s budget committee called for a 7.05% increase in tuition next year, which is above the board’s preferred range of a 2-5% annual increase. Instead, OSU President Jayathi Murthy recommended a lower rate to maintain affordability for students and to help increase retention and graduation rates at the school. But OSU tuition and fee setting documents note that a lower rate now could translate to higher tuition increases in the coming years. The university’s new 10-year business forecast operates on the assumption of a 7% increase in tuition for the 2025-26 school year and increases of 3.5% thereafter.

Mike Green, OSU’s chief financial officer, said the school plans to increase institutional aid for its students to over $100 million to help make up for increased student costs.

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30 Best universities for Mechanical Engineering in Moscow, Russia

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Below is a list of best universities in Moscow ranked based on their research performance in Mechanical Engineering. A graph of 269K citations received by 45.8K academic papers made by 30 universities in Moscow was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

1. Moscow State University

For Mechanical Engineering

2. Bauman Moscow State Technical University

3. National Research University Higher School of Economics

4. Moscow Aviation Institute

5. N.R.U. Moscow Power Engineering Institute

6. National Research Nuclear University MEPI

7. National University of Science and Technology "MISIS"

8. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

9. Moscow State Technological University "Stankin"

10. RUDN University

11. Moscow Polytech

12. Moscow State University of Railway Engineering

13. Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation

14. Moscow Medical Academy

15. Russian State University of Oil and Gas

16. mendeleev university of chemical technology of russia.

17. Russian National Research Medical University

18. Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

19. National Research University of Electronic Technology

20. Moscow State Pedagogical University

21. Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration

22. State University of Management

23. Moscow State Institute of International Relations

24. Russian State Geological Prospecting University

25. russian state agricultural university.

26. New Economic School

27. Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation

28. Russian State University for the Humanities

29. Russian State Social University

30. Moscow State Linguistic University

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The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

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If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.

Best time to book cheap train tickets from Moscow to Elektrostal

The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

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