Colleges in Oregon: admission rates, test scores and cost

23 colleges in Oregon that mostly award bachelor's degrees and report an admission rate, most selective first. Net price is the average a year after grants and scholarships; at public colleges it's the price for in-state students.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, most recent institution-level data (October 2026 release).

Colleges in Oregon, most selective first
College	Admission rate	SAT middle 50%	Average net price	Graduation rate
Reed College	25%	1290–1520	$32,800	74%
Warner Pacific University Professional and Graduate Studies	59%	Not reported	Not reported	100%
Oregon State University-Cascades Campus	63%	1143–1318	$17,853 in-state	54%
Bushnell University	67%	Not reported	$19,624	57%
Warner Pacific University	71%	Not reported	$17,739	48%
Pacific Northwest College of Art	75%	Not reported	$31,098	30%
Willamette University	77%	1240–1440	$25,908	71%
Oregon State University	77%	1140–1400	$21,504 in-state	68%
Lewis & Clark College	79%	Not reported	$34,286	74%
New Hope Christian College-Eugene	80%	Not reported	$18,634	22%
Linfield University	85%	Not reported	$24,882	62%
University of Oregon	88%	1130–1360	$22,547 in-state	71%
Southern Oregon University	89%	Not reported	$20,998 in-state	43%
University of Portland	89%	1160–1370	$28,803	81%
Pacific University	90%	900–1240	$35,520	71%
Portland State University	91%	Not reported	$8,337 in-state	53%
George Fox University	94%	1070–1340	$31,648	69%
Corban University	94%	Not reported	$32,913	61%
Oregon Institute of Technology	95%	1000–1270	$17,499 in-state	46%
Western Oregon University	98%	Not reported	$17,140 in-state	45%
Eastern Oregon University	98%	Not reported	$15,665 in-state	38%
Mount Angel Seminary	100%	Not reported	$47,992	67%
Pacific Bible College	100%	Not reported	$6,909	0%

Graduation rate: first-time, full-time students who finished within six years. A dash means the college didn't report that number.

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