Graduate Schools in Oregon

• Portland, OR•

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  Rating 4.8 out of 5  5 reviews

Master's Student: UP offers a small school experience where professors care about your success, and resources are easily accessible.... Read 5 reviews

• Eugene, OR•

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  Rating 4.5 out of 5  40 reviews

Master's Student: The atmosphere of the surrounding university is great. When the sun comes out every square inch if grass is filled with sun bathers, people playing catch, and bikers/runners galore. The area is so ripe to explore the parks and mountains and hiking paths are awesome, you'll never be bored on a weekend in Eugene. The snow is 2 hours away in bend and the beach is 45 minutes away. The summer term is even better as everyone would form groups and go floating down the river right off campus on the hottest days. In conclusion choosing a college should be about education first, and UO does a solid job especially with the smaller majors where class sizes are smaller and the science complex is a fantastic classroom(s), but you have to also enjoy yourself when not in the classroom and if you can withstand the rain and snow you'll be greatly rewarded with abundant beauty (physical and natures) in the spring summer and early fall.... Read 40 reviews

• Portland, OR•

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  Rating 4.33 out of 5  6 reviews

Graduate Student: Lewis & Clark College had all of the parts to provide an outstanding college experience. The natural environment was phenomenal and a constant source of serenity and joy. Especially Tryon Creek State Park!!! I wish I had taken more advantage of mentorship from the faculty; there were a number of professors who I found inspiring and passionate, people I could have learned a great deal from had I pursued more of a relationship with them. I believe any college is what you make it and I didn't know the value of that while I was getting my undergraduate degree. One complaint I had with L&C is how many of my fellow students coasted through classes. Thankfully there were enough of people who showed up day after day to create a vigorous academic environment despite the others!... Read 6 reviews

• Corvallis, OR•

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  Rating 4.45 out of 5  60 reviews

Current Master's student: The program consists of 45 credits, which can be completed in one to three years depending on a student's academic background and availability. The curriculum includes courses in programming, software engineering, algorithms, data structures, computer networks, operating systems, databases, and artificial intelligence. One of the strengths of Oregon State's program is the quality of its faculty. The faculty comprises experts in various fields of computer science, including artificial intelligence, software engineering, and computer networks. The faculty members are passionate about teaching and are committed to providing students with a supportive and engaging learning environment. However, one of the program's drawbacks is its cost. The program's tuition fees are relatively high, which can be a barrier for some students. Additionally, the program does not offer many scholarships or financial aid options, which can limit access to students from low-income backgrounds.... Read 60 reviews

• Salem, OR•

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  Rating 4 out of 5  10 reviews

Niche User: Willamette is a great experience, lovely social and academic life that draws a lot of attention. Willamette is a great challenge and is located in a fantastic place next to the capital. So many opportunities and more!... Read 10 reviews

• Klamath Falls, OR•

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  Rating 4.17 out of 5  6 reviews

Alum: I actually attended at the Wilsonville campus, so I can't comment on student life at the main campus in Klamath Falls. However, I loved attending classes at OIT. The instructors were all intelligent and seemed to enjoy teaching. They made your success, in and out of the classroom, a priority. In fact, my favorite teacher of all time works there. The classroom materials were all top-notch and the course material was all relevant not only to my field of study as a whole, but to the current job market. There were plenty of opportunities for internships as well.... Read 6 reviews

• Newberg, OR•

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  Rating 4.5 out of 5  14 reviews

Doctoral Student: The program is fantastic! Highly qualified professors teach though a variety of methods, ensuring each student is able to learn well. Help is abundant, and the cohort-based model means you form close relationships with your fellow students (networking!!) which can help alleviate housing and job search stresses.... Read 14 reviews

• Forest Grove, OR•

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  Rating 4.48 out of 5  33 reviews

Current Doctoral student: I have loved my experience at Pacific University. The professors are amazing! they really care about their students and want each of them to succeed. As a graduate student, I spend most of my time at the Hillsboro campus. It is small, but I love being close to the other health professions.... Read 33 reviews

• Portland, OR•

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  Rating 4.3 out of 5  87 reviews

Current Master's student: The graduate social work program is unique at Portland State University in that it practically predates the university itself. There is no better program for social work in Oregon, despite new programs popping up at neighboring universities and in WA and CA, the overwhelming majority of social workers Oregon come from our program. This provides excellent networking opportunities, but also means you are in sync with the wider field. There is prestige to the degree and also nearly a century of experience that has honed the program to be responsive to the needs in the field and remain cutting edge.... Read 87 reviews

• Salem, OR•

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  Rating 3 out of 5  2 reviews

• Monmouth, OR•

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  Rating 4.67 out of 5  15 reviews

Alum: The courses offered at Western Oregon University are both engaging and challenging. I took courses from a variety of subjects, but I took many courses in sociology and history especially. Those subjects challenged my previous perceptions and broadened my mind. My professors were kind and supported. I always knew they were rooting for my academic success.... Read 15 reviews

• Ashland, OR•

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  Rating 4.36 out of 5  11 reviews

Current Master's student: I just graduated with a BS in Emerging Media and Digital Arts. EMDA is a revolutionary program created by Robert Arellano. Students come from all over to learn such things as Design Thinking, Rendering and Digital Design, Animation, Digital Cinema, and even Inclusive Design Techniques. The instructors are top-notch. Class sizes are a manageable enough size that everyone is on a first name basis with the instructor. Everyone has access to individual instruction, if necessary. Thanks to ZOOM conferencing, many instructors allow students to attend class remotely on occasion, so nothing is missed, even while out sick. I had such an incredible experience that each of my main three instructors have written incredible letters of recommendation on my behalf. My skills as a designer have blossomed significantly under their guidance, which inspired me to give my absolute best. Consequently, I graduated from the program with a 3.9 GPA. The EMDA program rocks!... Read 11 reviews

• La Grande, OR•

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  Rating 4.4 out of 5  10 reviews

Alum: I have been at Eastern Oregon University since fall term of 2017. I really enjoy the rural aspect that this school offers that others do not. I have the ability to connect one-on-one with my professors, and the small intimate classes offer opportunities to engage more often during class time. Although the campus itself is small, there is always something of interest happening for the students. This may range from grocery bingo to various club meetings (such as the gaming club or Speel-ya for Indigenous and ally students). I have personally met many friends by going to these events.... Read 10 reviews

• Eugene, OR•

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  Rating 4 out of 5  1 review

Graduate Student: I have had a great experience being a graduate student at Northwest Christian University. My program is an online program and the university has done a fantastic job of creating a great online academic experience. The professors are knowledge and are always available when you need them. Despite not being in a classroom setting, the professors make a point to connect with each student. The program is set at a competitive price range, which is a plus when thinking about how to pay for school. I am happy with my decision.... Read 1 review

• Portland, OR•

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  Rating 4 out of 5  4 reviews

Graduate Student: The location is excellent, just a few blocks from the freeway exit. Off campus parking available; great teachers always available to meet with students and to refer students to important services; small-size classes; campus is safe and clean.... Read 4 reviews

• Portland, OR•

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  Rating 5 out of 5  3 reviews

Master's Student: Dual Degree Student in the Master of Fine Arts Visual Studies and Master of Arts Critical Studies. Most of my academic experience is from the MACS program, but there is research required for studio practice development in the MFAVS program. Overall, expect to read 50-100 pages a week per academic course. Class/Student led discussions is the format. Classes usually 6-8 people.... Read 3 reviews

• Portland, OR•

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  Rating 5 out of 5  5 reviews

Master's Student: I think 8 weeks a course will do great for knowledge retention, the coursework was manageable and im glad to have committed to the opportunity and once in a lifetime chance to finsih and complete my master's especially post covid. the program was even more great because of the professors... Read 5 reviews

• Portland, OR•

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  Rating 4.76 out of 5  25 reviews

Master's Student: OHSU's Physician Assistant Program offers one of the most supportive learning environments I've ever participated in. The application process and interview were rigorous, and they made no secret of how challenging the program is. I know that succeeding at OHSU academically will make me a very strong, highly sought after PA. Best of all, the level of care OHSU's administration gives to their students, access to wellness resources, and the alignment of my personal mission with that of OHSU means that I will be a far better person when I graduate.... Read 25 reviews

• Portland, OR•

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  Rating 4.42 out of 5  57 reviews

Master's Student: I am so pleased with the education I am receiving from University of Western States. My graduate program is science-forward and evidence-based. I am learning so much! It is amazing to compare it to my undergraduate program where much of the information taught seemed to be outdated, as the science and medicine field has been rapidly evolving. University of Western States is top of the line when it comes to distance learning, making it easy for students all across the United States to enroll and participate, regardless of their daily schedules. I have absolutely no regrets about choosing to pursue higher education at the University of Western States!... Read 57 reviews

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  Rating 4.56 out of 5  16 reviews

Graduate Student: NUNM's campus is quite old, as it is a historical elementary school in Portland, but they've utilized the space well. While I do not think I'm getting an education completely comparable to conventional medical schools, NUNM does as best it can with the funds it has. I sometimes worry about my aptitude post-graduation and don't feel that NUNM offers enough networking or career support to feel like there will be job security to pay off my debt after I leave here. However, the professors at the school make the money worth it because they are all incredibly knowledgable and care very genuinely about their students' success. Diversity is lacking at the school in terms of student population, but that is more of an issue across the board in this particular field of medicine.... Read 16 reviews

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  Rating 4.64 out of 5  11 reviews

Master's Student: The online experience at Western Seminary is what you make of it. Teachers are open about sharing their personal phone numbers and encouraging them to reach out, and increasingly some courses are offered with live components. The school stays close to its theological roots while still providing students opportunities to apply learning to the present moment in their own contexts. The student experience at Western is significantly improved if one can remember their ‘why’ for being in seminary— keeping engaged with your community of faith and finding ways to apply classroom learning is critical to keep it from becoming wrote and monotonous, especially for remote students.... Read 11 reviews

• Bend, OR•

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  Rating 4.75 out of 5  8 reviews

Doctoral Student: The campus is beautiful and the professors are amazing! I love the small school feel with the access to the resources of large research university. The professors are encouraging and really want you to succeed. I felt supported and encouraged to get through this challenging program.... Read 8 reviews

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  Rating 4.69 out of 5  16 reviews

Current Master's student: I've been attending ACHS since the fall of 2017. After recently graduating with a Bachelor's degree (along with a host of certificates and 2 diplomas), I opted to continue my graduate education with the school. I've been so impressed with the staff, professors, and overall content I am learning, and I can't wait to continue diving into my dual program (Integrative Health and Advanced Herbal Studies). I look forward to the addition of further programs in the burgeoning field of holistic health so that I may eventually pursue a doctorate with the college.... Read 16 reviews