Graduate Schools in Oregon

Reed College

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR

University of Portland

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR

Lewis & Clark College

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 2

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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University of Oregon

• Graduate School
• Eugene, OR
• 8

Graduate Student: I've had an interest in Oregon for awhile because their government seems to always be a step ahead on the national issues important to me. Then I discovered The University of Oregon has a top ranked Legal Research and Writing Law program so I came to visit. I loved the state, the people, even the weather. I easily pictured myself living there. The law school and dedicated library are the most impressive I have toured regarding aesthetics and technology.

LRW is an important function in being a policy analyst which is so important in these changing times. I was inspired by how many female professors, deans, and VPs there are. I'm certain UO Law is where I need to be and I'm anxious to begin.
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Oregon State University

• Graduate School
• Corvallis, OR
• 7

Graduate Student: The campus is beautiful! You'll never had a dull time because of events hosted by the university and the numerous activities. The recreational center is a great place to relax and exercise. The educational programs are one of the best in Oregon, a lot of these programs receive funding for amazing research projects.
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Willamette University

• Graduate School
• Salem, OR
• 8

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

George Fox University

• Graduate School
• Newberg, OR
• 1

Graduate Student: George Fox is a great place to explore where life will take you next. With an emphasis on finding the ways God has gifted and designed you for service, George Fox can help you find your way.
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Pacific University

• Graduate School
• Forest Grove, OR
• 3

Graduate Student: Overall, my impression of Pacific University is that they are dedicated to their students and provide an affordable opportunity for a quality educational investment.
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Concordia University - Oregon

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 15

Graduate Student: Concordia University - Oregon is a wise choice for higher education. The professors are knowledgeable, caring, and want you to succeed. Concordia prides itself on rigorous, engaging, and inspiring educational learning opportunities. Concordia has made me feel like a part of a learning community who supports one another towards meeting goals, and impacting the community in a positive way. The university implements diverse teaching methods that are geared towards deep knowledge with intention and purpose.
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Portland State University

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 16

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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Corban University

• Graduate School
• Salem, OR

Western Oregon University

• Graduate School
• Monmouth, OR
• 2

Graduate Student: I love WOU. The campus is small and charming. The grounds are well kept and the staff/students are very friendly. It is a place where people feel welcome and that they can be themselves. Since it is a smaller school there are more opportunities for students to work on campus and with their professors.
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Southern Oregon University

• Graduate School
• Ashland, OR
• 1

Graduate Student: I graduated in 2014 and had such a wonderful experience with the staff and campus. In fact, I loved it so much I am returning for my Masters this fall! Here we go again... and I am more than confident this go around!
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Eastern Oregon University

• Graduate School
• La Grande, OR
• 4

Warner Pacific College - Adult Degree Program

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 1

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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Northwest Christian University

• Graduate School
• Eugene, OR

Multnomah University

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 2

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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Warner Pacific College

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR

Oregon College of Art & Craft

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 1

Graduate Student: Oregon College of Art and Craft is a small college with 200 students. The college is surrounded by greens and you can also see bunnies often on the campus. One of the best merits of being a student in a small college is that the campus is not like a school but it is like an art community. All the students and faculty are very friendly to each other and we communicate a lot regardless of majors. So chatting with new people on campus always give me something such as art inspirations, books to read, artists to check out, new techniques and so on. Most of the faculty spent most of their career here in this college so I can feel that everyone loves college and have a passion for teaching.
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Pacific Northwest College of Art

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 1

Graduate Student: Pacific Northwest College of Art is a world class art school with some of the best staff, studios and facilities I've ever seen. My only wish is that it was a bit cheaper!
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University of Phoenix - Oregon

• Graduate School
• Tigard, OR

Oregon Health & Science University

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 1

Graduate Student: I love OHSU, great school and great faculty! The recently changed MD curriculum is working good so far. It is still work in progress and they update it every year but overall I'm happy with my choice of coming to OHSU
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University of Western States

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR
• 25

Graduate Student: Not only is UWS an incredible school that focuses on evidence-based practice, but the fact that it is in Portland is the cherry on top. Being from Canada, there is only one chiropractic school option. The fact that UWS prepares its students to be top notch practitioners, and prepares its Canadian students to be able to ace the Canadian boards, it was a no-brainer to come here. The campus is charming and it has a strong community feel. There are ample opportunities to learn different techniques and speak to current professionals in the field, to ensure that the students are getting an up-to-date, quality education, as well as networking opportunities. I cannot be happier with my decision to join a school where you feel supported and valued.
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National University of Natural Medicine

• Graduate School
• Portland, OR