Oregon Health & Science University Program User Guide

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This guide provides you with documentation, reference guides, and direct links that answer common admissions questions about the Oregon Health & Science University Applicant Portal, Configuration Portal, and WebAdMIT. It also contains resources that may help you work more efficiently throughout your admissions process. If you have additional questions or need further assistance, please contact a member of your account team.

Cycle Timeframes

CAS Applicant Portal

The CAS Applicant Portal opens in late August and closes in mid-August. You can view the specific cycle dates, including final processing dates (e.g., last date to request letters of recommendation, etc.), on the OHSU Application Cycle Dates page.

CAS Configuration Portal

Between mid-May and mid-July, configurations are entered in the prelaunch environment. The account team and Oregon Health & Science University review submitted configurations in July.

WebAdMIT

You can view new applicants and initiate a transfer settings shortly after the new cycle opens in late August.

Program Participation Requirements

Oregon Health & Science University requires all programs to designate two contacts at your institution who will receive all communication from Oregon Health & Science University, including the configuration, application, and WebAdMIT launch notifications.

Applicant Portal

The first three sections of the Oregon Health & Science University application (i.e., Personal Information, Academic History, and Supporting Information) compose the core application. They contain questions that are commonly asked of applicants across all participating programs, such as an applicant's biographic information, standardized test scores, and experiences. The fourth section of the application is Program Materials, which is customized by you through the Configuration Portal (discussed in the next section).

You can access the Oregon Health & Science University application and Oregon Health & Science University Applicant Help Center to review the applicant experience. You can also create a test application in the Applicant Portal; we recommend creating a new account and adding "test" to your name (e.g., TestJohn TestDoe).

For a general overview of the applicant experience, review the following documents:

Applicant Processing Reference Guide: learn how applicants move through the application and Liaison processes applicant materials, such as transcripts and official test scores.
Application Statuses Reference Guide: review what each application status means and how you can interact with applicants at different stages.
- Review the requirements for the OHSU Complete application status.
OHSU Quick Start Guide and FAQs: a suggested timeline for completing and submitting the application, links to important pages including cycle dates and fees, and a FAQs section.

You can direct any applicant inquiries related to the application to OHSU Customer Service.

Configuration Portal

Once you've configured your program, you'll need to have it approved by the account team and Oregon Health & Science University before it is available to applicants. If your program is reviewed after the cycle launches, Oregon Health & Science University will approve it.

WebAdMIT

Review the WebAdMIT Help Center for any questions related to working in WebAdMIT. The Reference Guides and WebAdMIT Training and Support sections are additional resources as you configure WebAdMIT for your needs. Documents commonly requested include:

Application Coupons Reference Guide: learn how to request coupons to offset application fees and disperse them to applicants.
Application Coupon Codes FAQ: view answers to frequently asked questions about offering coupon codes.
Data Dictionaries and Master Code Lists: a comprehensive list of all fields available in the Export Manager and Report Manager, including associated lookup tables.
Deferring Applicants On Demand: learn how to transfer deferred applicants from one cycle to the next.
Integration Help Center and WebAdMIT API: learn how to set up an API and schedule automatic data exports from WebAdMIT into your SIS/ERP.
Manual Designations: learn how to add additional programs (i.e., designations) to an application in WebAdMIT.
Transfer Settings Guide: a review of how programs and templates built in WebAdMIT are carried forward each cycle.

The Release Notes feature new enhancements in the Applicant Portal, Applicant Gateway, Configuration Portal, Liaison Letters, and WebAdMIT, in addition to upcoming training opportunities.

For any questions, contact the Client Support Specialist Team.

Cycle Enhancements

2026-2027

The table below contains enhancements for Oregon Health & Science University for the cycle timeframes noted at the top of this page. Note that some sections have multiple enhancements. If an action is required by participating programs to use the enhancement, click the links under Enhancement Details to learn more. Additional enhancements may have been automatically released; review the Release Notes to learn more.

Portal	Section	Enhancement Details	Implementation	Availability
CAS Applicant Portal	User Interface	The application is updated to a new, mobile-first, and modern applicant portal that we call CAS 3+. Visit the CAS 3+ Upgrade page to learn more about its key benefits and a preview of the upgraded application.	No action required by participating programs to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
CAS Applicant Portal	Academic History – Standardized Tests	Applicants can self-report their Duolingo test scores. You can view their scores under the Standardized Tests panel on the Applicant Details page.	Action required by all participating programs.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	Deferred Applicants	CASs can transfer deferred applicants on demand.	Action required by participating programs choosing to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	Export Manager	The Hispanic field in WebAdMIT aligns with the Do you consider yourself to be of Hispanic/Latino Origin? optional question from the CAS Applicant Portal. Currently, when users export this field from WebAdMIT, an applicant’s response populates as: Yes (if the applicant selected Yes) or No (if the applicant selected No or didn’t answer the question). A new Hispanic (Yes / No / Blank) field has been created to accurately reflect an applicant’s response to this Do you consider yourself to be of Hispanic/Latino Origin? question: Yes (if the applicant selected Yes), No (if the applicant selected No), or Blank (if the applicant didn’t answer the question). The Hispanic (Yes / No / Blank) field is available in the: Applicant Header List Manager Export Manager Race and Ethnicity subpanel under the Personal Information panel (note that this field is labeled as Hispanic) The original Hispanic field is still available in WebAdMIT.	Action required by participating programs choosing to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	GPAs	You now have access to a GPA by School calculation for verified coursework, visible in the GPA Overview panel on the Applicant Details page. This GPA can be used in Scoring models, data extractions, etc.	Action required by participating programs choosing to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	Report Manager	A new Multi-Row In Progress Report is available in the Report Manager, under the Applicant report type.	Action required by participating programs choosing to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch

2025-2026

The table below contains enhancements for OHSU for the cycle timeframes noted at the top of this page. Note that some sections have multiple enhancements. If an action is required by participating programs to use the enhancement, click the links under Enhancement Details to learn more. Additional enhancements may have been automatically released; review the Release Notes to learn more.

Portal	Section	Enhancement Details	Implementation	Availability
CAS Applicant Portal	Academic History – Colleges Attended	Applicants are required to upload their unofficial domestic transcripts and/or foreign evaluations before they submit their application to your program.	No action required by participating programs to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
CAS Applicant Portal	Program Materials – Documents	The Required Documents and Optional Documents headers have been removed.	No action required by participating programs to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
CAS Configuration Portal	Branding	Pixel tracking can be enabled on the Add Programs and Program Materials sections to gain more insight into your program or organization's applicants. You can insert your tracking ID into the CAS Configuration Portal to establish standard tracking pixels from the major ad providers including Google, Meta, and LinkedIn.	Action required by all participating programs.	Available now
Liaison Letters	Delegates	Recommenders (i.e., evaluators, references) can designate assistants or "delegates" to help them submit their letters of recommendation on their behalf through Liaison Letters. Recommenders are still responsible for writing an applicant’s letter of recommendation.	No action required by participating programs to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
Liaison Letters	Recommendation Forms	Recommenders can select multiple answers for select questions and include comments on their ratings for questions. You can view their comments within WebAdMIT and the full application PDF.	No action required by participating programs to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	Application Status	You have the following data visibility for application statuses: Partial (i.e., limited) viewing rights for the On Hold application status Full viewing rights for the In Progress and Undelivered application statuses	No action required by participating programs to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	Applicant Details Page Email Templates Export Manager List Manager	The Title field is no longer collected in the application and will be removed from WebAdMIT. You will need to update any lists, exports, emails, and other integrations to account for this field removal.	Action required by all participating programs.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	Applicant Details Page Export Manager List Manager	The Refugee answer option was removed from the Visa Information question in the application; the correct option, I-94 Refugee, remains available. You should update any lists, exports, and other integrations to account for this answer option removal.	Action required by all participating programs.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	Applicant Details Page Export Manager List Manager	If your CAS has different recommendation types, a Letter Type column appears in the Evaluations panel and contains data for program-level recommendations. Additionally, a new Evaluation Sub Type field is available in the List Manager and Export Manager.	No action required by participating programs to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch
WebAdMIT	Report Manager	A new Multi-Row In Progress Report is available in the Report Manager, under the Applicant report type.	No action required by participating programs to use this enhancement.	Available at cycle launch