List of colleges and universities in Oregon

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This is a list of colleges and universities in the U.S. state of Oregon. Seven public universities, overseen by the Oregon Office of University Coordination, are operated by boards appointed by the governor, [1] and seventeen community colleges are operated by locally elected boards. [2] There are also numerous private degree-granting institutions.

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The largest university in Oregon is Oregon State University (OSU), with an enrollment of just over 36,0000 in 2023. [3] OSU now has branch campuses in Portland, Bend and Newport.

The oldest college in the state is Willamette University, which was established 1842, and is also the oldest university in the Western United States. OSU is the oldest public university in the state, which was established in 1868. Central Oregon Community College (COCC) was founded in 1949 as part of the Bend School District and is the longest-standing community college in the state. The COCC College District was formed in 1959 and was officially established as the Central Oregon Area Education District by a vote of residents in 1962.

This list includes all schools that grant degrees at an associate level or higher, and are either accredited or in the process of accreditation by a recognized accrediting agency.

Institutions

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George Fox University
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Gutenberg College
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Lane Community College
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Oregon Health & Science University
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Oregon State University
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Pacific University
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New Hope Christian College
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Portland Community College
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Portland State University
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University of Oregon
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University of Portland
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Willamette University
SchoolMain locationControlType [4] EnrollmentFounded
American College of Healthcare Sciences Portland Private
(for-profit)		Health professions school7411978 [5]
Portland Bible College Portland PrivateReligious School4151967
Bushnell University Eugene Private
(Disciples of Christ)		Baccalaureate college8051895 [6]
Blue Mountain Community College Pendleton PublicAssociates college1,3301962 [7]
Central Oregon Community College Bend PublicAssociates college4,5641949 [8]
Chemeketa Community College Salem PublicAssociates college10,5711970 [7]
Clackamas Community College Oregon City PublicAssociates college7,3021961 [7]
Clatsop Community College Astoria PublicAssociates college8151958 [7]
Columbia Gorge Community College The Dalles PublicAssociates college9021989 [7]
Corban University Salem Private
(Baptist)		Liberal arts college2,8441935
Eastern Oregon University La Grande PublicMasters university3,0671929
George Fox University Newberg Private
(Quaker)		Research university4,1081891
Gutenberg College Eugene Private
(Protestant)		Religious school [9] 141994 [10]
Klamath Community College Klamath Falls PublicAssociates college20001996 [7]
Lane Community College Eugene PublicAssociates college10,5201964 [7]
Lewis & Clark College Portland PrivateLiberal arts college3,3961867
Linfield University McMinnville Private
(Baptist)		Liberal arts college1,9311858
Linn–Benton Community College Albany PublicAssociates college10,3471967 [7]
Mount Angel Seminary St. Benedict Private
(Catholic)		Religious school1651887 [11]
Mt. Hood Community College Gresham PublicAssociates college28,0001965 [7]
Multnomah University Portland Private
(Protestant)		Religious school6951936 [12]
National University of Natural Medicine Portland PrivateHealth professions school4751956 [13]
New Hope Christian College Eugene Private
(Pentecostal)		Religious school921925
Oregon Coast Community College Newport PublicAssociates college4091987 [7]
Oregon College of Oriental Medicine Portland PrivateHealth professions school2451983 [14]
Oregon Health & Science University Portland PublicMedical school2,9991974 [15]
Oregon Institute of Technology Klamath Falls PublicBaccalaureate college5,1781947
Oregon State University PublicResearch university
(State-designate)		+36,000 [16] 1868
Pacific Northwest College of Art Portland PrivateSchool of art4301909
Pacific University Forest Grove PrivateResearch university3,9371849
Portland Community College Portland PublicAssociates college67,5851961 [7]
Portland State University [17] Portland PublicResearch university26,0121946
Reed College Portland PrivateLiberal arts college1,3851911
Rogue Community College Grants Pass, Medford PublicAssociates college5,0991970 [7]
Southern Oregon University Ashland PublicMasters university5,8001926
Southwestern Oregon Community College Coos Bay PublicAssociates college2,3161961 [18]
Sumner College Portland Private
(for-profit)		Associates college3211974 [19]
Tillamook Bay Community College Tillamook PublicAssociates college4731981 [7]
Treasure Valley Community College Ontario PublicAssociates college2,3961962 [7]
Umpqua Community College Roseburg PublicAssociates college2,2551964 [20]
University of Oregon Eugene PublicResearch university22,7601876
University of Portland Portland Private
(Catholic)		Masters university4,2501901
University of Western States Portland PrivatePrivate Health Science-Focused University5311904 [21]
Warner Pacific University Portland Private
(Church of God)		Baccalaureate College: Diverse Fields15361937 [22]
Western Oregon University Monmouth PublicMaster's University: Larger Programs6,2141856
Western Seminary Portland Private
(Christian)		Special Focus Four-Year: Faith-Related Institution8861927 [23]
Willamette University Salem PrivateBaccalaureate College: Arts & Sciences2,1791842

Out-of-state institutions

Several schools based in other states offer degree programs at locations in Oregon:

Defunct institutions

SchoolLocation(s)FoundedClosedNotes/Refs [28]
Albany College Albany 18671942Became Lewis & Clark College [29]
Art Institute of Portland Portland 1963 [30] 2018Dream Center permanently closed 18 Art Institute schools at end of 2018.
Ashland College & Normal School Ashland 1869Underwent name changes to Southern Oregon College (SOC) to Southern Oregon State College (SOSC) and finally to Southern Oregon University (SOU) in 1997. [31] [32]
Baker Business College Baker 18911976Was in operation from 1891–1976. [33] No transcripts are available. [34]
Baker City Normal & Business College Baker 18871905
Baker College Baker 19691970Formerly Magic Valley Christian College, which moved to Baker from Albion, Idaho in 1969. [35] Today, the records for Baker College and Magic Valley Christian College are held at Oklahoma Christian University. [36]
Bassist College Portland 1998Called now the Art Institute of Portland, who has the Bassist College transcripts. [37]
Bethel College Bethel 18551862Merged with Western Oregon University to form, in turn, Christian College in 1865, Oregon State Normal School in 1882, Oregon Normal School in 1911, and Oregon College of Education in 1939, which is Western Oregon University today. [38]
Blue Mountain University La Grande 18731885 [39]
Cascade Christian College Portland 19181969Records are at Seattle Pacific University. [40]
Cascade College Portland19562009School was operated by Oklahoma Christian University as a branch campus from 1994 to 2009. The school was formerly Columbia Christian College from 1956 to 1993. [41]

Today, the records for both Columbia Christian College and Cascade College are at Oklahoma Christian University. [36]

Colegio Cesar Chavez Mount Angel 19731983First Chicano college in U.S.
An archive on this college is available through the Oregon State University archives. [42]
College of Philomath Philomath 18891912 [43]
Columbia Christian College Portland 19471993The records for both Columbia Christian College and Cascade College (the one that closed in 2009) are at Oklahoma Christian University. [36]
Columbia College Eugene 18551860 [44]
Columbia College of Business Clackamas 1999According to the Oregon Department of Education's list, the records are available at Pioneer Pacific College in Wilsonville. [45]
Concordia University Portland 19052020 [46]
Coquille College 18901905
Corvallis College Corvallis 18591885Forerunner of Oregon State University. [47]
Dallas College Dallas 19001914
DeVry University Beaverton 2015 [48] [49]
Eastern Oregon College La Grande 18921898Forerunner of Eastern Oregon University. [50] [51]
Jefferson Institute Jefferson 18571899
Jefferson Institute Rickreall 1846
Judson Baptist College The Dalles 19561985Records at Arizona Christian University. [52]
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Portland Portland 1983 [53] 2017All national Le Cordon Bleu locations closed in 2017.
Liberal University Silverton 18961903
Marylhurst University Marylhurst 18932018
Mineral Springs College Sodaville 18921908
Mount Angel College St. Benedict 18871973Although the college closed, the seminary, Mount Angel Seminary, is in operation. [54]
Multnomah College Portland 18971969Records at the University of Portland. [55]
National American University Tigard 2016
North Pacific College Portland 18991945Dental school absorbed into Oregon Health & Science University [56] and optometry school absorbed into Pacific University. [57]
Oregon City College Oregon City 18491858Assets donated to McMinnville College. [58]
Oregon College of Art Ashland 1984The records went to Pacific College of Art & Design, [45] and since then, Pacific College of Art & Design has likely closed (it lost its tax-exempt status). [59] [60]
Oregon College of Art and Craft Portland 1907 [61] 2019Unsuccessfully tried to merge with other local universities before closing in Spring 2019.
Oregon Denturist College Milwaukie 1993
Oregon Graduate Institute Beaverton 19632001Originally the Oregon Graduate Center until 1989. Merged with Oregon Health & Science University in 2001.
Oregon Law School Salem and Portland19021922Not to be confused with the University of Oregon School of Law. [62] [63]
Oregon School of Design Portland 1992
Pacific College of Art & Design Medford Lost its tax-exempt status. [59] [60]
Pioneer Pacific College Beaverton
Philomath College Philomath
Portland University Portland 18911900Was a Methodist school with ties to Willamette University. Campus and buildings sold to the Catholic Church and became the campus for the University of Portland.
Saint Francis College 18851905
Saint Joseph College 18441849
Saint Michael's College Portland 18711928
Sublimity College Sublimity 18571860
Whitney Business College Baker 18871891 [64]

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