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Colleges and Universities in Oregon

46 degree-granting colleges and universities in Oregon that take part in federal student aid programs, from the U.S. Department of Education.

Widely offered majors in Oregon: Business Administration (30), Accounting (28), Computer Science (25), Nursing (24), Biology (21), Psychology (20).

Colleges and universities in Oregon
CollegeCityTypeLevelOnline programs
American College of Healthcare SciencesPortlandPrivate for-profitFour-yearYes
Blue Mountain Community CollegePendletonPublicTwo-yearYes
Bushnell UniversityEugenePrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Central Oregon Community CollegeBendPublicTwo-yearNo
Chemeketa Community CollegeSalemPublicFour-yearYes
Clackamas Community CollegeOregon CityPublicTwo-yearYes
Clatsop Community CollegeAstoriaPublicTwo-yearNo
Columbia Gorge Community CollegeThe DallesPublicTwo-yearNo
Concorde Career College-PortlandPortlandPrivate for-profitTwo-yearNo
Corban UniversitySalemPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Eastern Oregon UniversityLa GrandePublicFour-yearYes
George Fox UniversityNewbergPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Klamath Community CollegeKlamath FallsPublicTwo-yearYes
Lane Community CollegeEugenePublicFour-yearYes
Lewis & Clark CollegePortlandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Linfield UniversityMcMinnvillePrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Linn-Benton Community CollegeAlbanyPublicTwo-yearNo
Mount Angel SeminarySaint BenedictPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Mt Hood Community CollegeGreshamPublicFour-yearYes
National University of Natural MedicinePortlandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
New Hope Christian College-EugeneEugenePrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Oregon Coast Community CollegeNewportPublicTwo-yearNo
Oregon Health & Science UniversityPortlandPublicFour-yearYes
Oregon Institute of TechnologyKlamath FallsPublicFour-yearYes
Oregon State UniversityCorvallisPublicFour-yearYes
Oregon State University-Cascades CampusBendPublicFour-yearNo
Pacific Bible CollegeMedfordPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Pacific UniversityForest GrovePrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Portland Community CollegePortlandPublicTwo-yearYes
Portland State UniversityPortlandPublicFour-yearYes
Reed CollegePortlandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Rogue Community CollegeGrants PassPublicTwo-yearYes
Southern Oregon UniversityAshlandPublicFour-yearYes
Southwestern Oregon Community CollegeCoos BayPublicTwo-yearYes
Sumner CollegePortlandPrivate for-profitFour-yearYes
Tillamook Bay Community CollegeTillamookPublicTwo-yearYes
Treasure Valley Community CollegeOntarioPublicTwo-yearYes
Umpqua Community CollegeRoseburgPublicTwo-yearYes
University of OregonEugenePublicFour-yearYes
University of PortlandPortlandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
University of Western StatesPortlandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Warner Pacific UniversityPortlandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Warner Pacific University Professional and Graduate StudiesPortlandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Western Oregon UniversityMonmouthPublicFour-yearYes
Western SeminaryPortlandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Willamette UniversitySalemPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo

Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), IPEDS 2024-25 institutional characteristics (HD2024, IC2024). Links go to each school’s official website as reported to IPEDS. “Online programs” means the school reported at least one program offered entirely by distance education.

Colleges in Oregon: frequently asked questions

How many colleges are in Oregon?

Oregon has 46 degree-granting colleges and universities that take part in federal student aid programs, according to the latest U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS) data.

How many public colleges are in Oregon?

26 public, 17 private nonprofit and 3 private for-profit.

How many community colleges and two-year colleges are in Oregon?

15 two-year colleges, including public two-year colleges such as Blue Mountain Community College, Central Oregon Community College, Clackamas Community College, Clatsop Community College, Columbia Gorge Community College, and Klamath Community College.

How many four-year colleges and universities are in Oregon?

31 four-year colleges and universities, and 24 schools in Oregon offer graduate programs.

Which colleges in Oregon offer online programs?

32 colleges in Oregon reported offering at least one program entirely online. Use the college search with “Offers fully online programs” to see them, and check each school for specific online programs.

Which cities in Oregon have the most colleges?

Portland (14), Eugene (4), Salem (3), Bend (2), and Klamath Falls (2).

What majors are most widely offered at colleges in Oregon?

Among the 109 majors in this guide, the most widely offered in Oregon are Business Administration (30 schools), Accounting (28 schools), Computer Science (25 schools), Nursing (24 schools), Biology (21 schools), and Psychology (20 schools).

How do I find a college in Oregon that offers my major?

Use the college search with the state set to Oregon and choose your major, or filter by city or ZIP code.

Where does this list of Oregon colleges come from?

From the U.S. Department of Education’s IPEDS data (IPEDS 2024-25 institutional characteristics (HD2024, IC2024)). Confirm programs, costs and admission requirements on each school’s official website.

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