Graduate Schools in Oregon

Reed College Master of Arts in Liberal Studies

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR

University of Portland

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 1 review

Niche User: What I loved about the school was the campus, right in the heart of Portland, beautiful buildings surround the campus. From the gym that is there it makes me want to work out, to their court yard and the chapel that makes me want to study. I would say my religion is catholic based but I wouldn't go to school for religion purposes, I enjoy the the bell ringing from the chapel on campus. If you don't believe much into the catholic faith one thing to consider is you need 3 theology classes to obtain a degree from UOP. But I myself wouldn't mind that.
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University of Oregon

• Graduate School
• Eugene, OR
• 14 reviews

Freshman: At the University Of Oregon, I'm confident that I will become very successful graduating from the campus! Along with having the best professors to navigate other individuals to know more knowledge and become very successful leaving their course, the program in the campus is very wonderful and almost every individual in the campus will obligate others out on any situation they need help on handling. The view around the campus is unbeatable with the soft green grass, beautiful chill weather, and wonderful plants and trees around there. I'm very blessed I made it this far, and I'll continue to persevere the toughest obstacles in my way! Go Ducks!
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Lewis & Clark College

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 2 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!
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Oregon State University

• Graduate School
• Corvallis, OR
• 22 reviews

Graduate Student: I appreciated the visit day that allowed accepted graduate students to meet with fellow hopefuls, professors, administrative staff and students to get a better understanding of the college, expectations, and fit. I connected with some student who were instrumental in how I approached my class work and how I was successful in those ventures. This will also provide networking opportunities when I look for work. I find that I am a lot less stressed than my fellow classmates because I prepared well for my academics on the wisdom garnered from these connections. I appreciate the professors and feel like academically I made the right decision coming here.
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Willamette University

• Graduate School
• Salem, OR
• 8 reviews

Graduate Student: WU has a beautiful campus, the student body is very friendly, but it’s quite obvious that this is a private education for those with wealthy families. The students are mostly white, with some international students sprinkled in. There is a law school and business school as well. The campus is literally across the street from the capitol, which is beneficial for those interested in politics. Salem is a growing city but they are still struggling with income disparity and housing costs. Only an hour from Portland or Eugene. Amazing wineries both in Salem and 15 minutes away in any direction. Two hours from the beach, which means an easy day trip.
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Oregon Institute of Technology

• Graduate School
• Klamath Falls, OR
• 1 review

Junior: Oregon Tech is an amazing school with an exceptional range of opportunities. Class sizes are smaller than average and professors strive for student success
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George Fox University

• Graduate School
• Newberg, OR
• 4 reviews

Niche User: I liked student oriented campus, knowledgeable faculty, Christian based attitude, and approachable staff.
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Pacific University

• Graduate School
• Forest Grove, OR
• 7 reviews

Graduate Student: I went to this institution for graduate school and I loved the campus and the facilities. I struggled with the status of my program though, because it was such a new program and some of the professors were hired just so the program could have professors. The quality of student that was accepted into my program was not as high as I would have expected of this school but I overall am very pleased with my education and I am pleased with the career field I chose based on my graduate degree.
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Portland State University

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 31 reviews

Graduate Student: I attended Portland State University for graduate school. I cannot comment in the student housing because I lived off campus. I cannot comment on the athletics because I really was not involved in that capacity. Lastly, I cannot comment on campus food or student life. I DID love the academic environment. I earned a M.S. in Education and I found that my professors were great and my fellow students were diverse and intelligent. The campus is beautiful. The Saturday Portland Farmer's Market is located right by the PSU campus. Portland, OR is not the safest city so safety was that of a large city. It is an urban campus. I really loved PSU! I did not party "on campus" much but I lived in the Pearl District in Portland and there is a ton to do in Portland.
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Concordia University - Oregon

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 29 reviews

Master's Student: At Concordia University-Portland, I was able to complete my Master's program in about 1 year, while learning information that wasn't repetitive. The professors were very helpful and had excellent communication. They truly wanted students to succeed in their program. Most importantly, I feel like I learned a lot and didn't waste my time, as many programs out there like to do.
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Corban University

• Graduate School
• Salem, OR

Western Oregon University

• Graduate School
• Monmouth, OR
• 3 reviews

Alum: A healthy, co-constructive faculty despite questionable admin. Interpreting faculty during my graduate years were personable, hilarious, creative, not in the box thinkers. Every experience is unique. No cohort is the same. That’s exactly how it should be. I’m proud to have received my masters degree in interpreting studies.
Being ahead of their field isn’t always easy but this faculty looked challenge in the face and said “so what? We gonna do what we want because we know it’s right.”
They are the reason I’m not burnt out on the profession. They provided education and also hope and validation that doing pit best matters.
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Southern Oregon University

• Graduate School
• Ashland, OR
• 4 reviews

Graduate Student: Handy online programs, great faculty and affordable cost. Very positive experience with the 100% MBA program. Courses are very well-designed and comprehensive, provide practical knowledge. Despite of the remote nature of classes I much appreciate group projects. Variety of assignments allow to easy learning process based on understanding but not just learning by heart. Thanks to the program administration I was able to combine MBA and post-baccalaureate accounting courses in order to pursue accounting degree along with the masters in business administration. Comparing with other schools in the region the education costs are pretty good and provide good price-quality relationship.
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Eastern Oregon University

• Graduate School
• La Grande, OR
• 4 reviews

Northwest Christian University

• Graduate School
• Eugene, OR
• 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.
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Multnomah University

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 2 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.
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Pacific Northwest College of Art

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 2 reviews

Graduate Student: I love supporting faculties, especially in the printmaking studio. Facilities in printmaking studio are awesome. It covers not only traditional techniques of printmaking such as etching, letterpress, and lithograph but also covering more traditional methods of printmaking using risograph, digital printing and so on. The library has abundant resources, and being a part of community of this school keep stimulating you to be creative.
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Warner Pacific College - Adult Degree Program

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 1 review

Graduate Student: Warner Pacific College Adult Degree program is a perfect fit if you have a full time job. The classes are one day a week for 4 hours and the instructors are there to help you at all times. The college also has very helpful staff and resources to accomplish your goal of a degree.
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Warner Pacific College

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR

Oregon Health & Science University

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 8 reviews

Graduate Student: OHSU is an incredible university both because of its programs and its people. Academically, OHSU has a strong, supportive programs to help students achieve their career goals. The culture of OHSU is one of open collaboration and inquiry. As such, I have never felt isolated or as though I was unable to reach out for help when needed.
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University of Western States

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 32 reviews

Freshman: I have loved my experience at University of Western States so far. You can tell all the teachers care about you and want you to succeed. The clubs are where the real learning happens. The only thing I would say is that there are a couple teachers with their hearts in the right place, but maybe aren’t so good at teaching. But an overall wonderful experience so far!
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National University of Natural Medicine

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 10 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.
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Western Seminary

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 3 reviews

Graduate Student: Western Seminary is a great place to earn a Masters Degree in Biblical and Theological Studies, Ministry, Divinity, or get your ThM. The professors are some of the best men I have learned from and are patient and understanding of your life situations. Challenging and fun are two words to describe Western.
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Oregon College of Oriental Medicine

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 1 review

Graduate Student: OCOM is a great school for learning Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. I would prefer a better location of the campus. Although security inside the campus is great, out of the building needs cleanup. Lots of homeless people around and the parking is terrible and expensive.
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