Hardest Colleges to Get Into in Oregon
Oregon has 15 colleges in the CollegeCalcAI database, and this page ranks every one of them by acceptance rate. The most selective are Bushnell University (67%), Warner Pacific University (71%), and Oregon State University (77%). No school in the state admits fewer than a quarter of its applicants, the median Oregon college admits 89%, and 7 are public against 8 private. At the other end, Eastern Oregon University admits 98%. Open any school for its full admissions profile, or check your own odds free.
- Bushnell University67%acceptanceModerately selectiveOR · SAT 1120
- Warner Pacific University71%acceptanceModerately selectiveOR · SAT 1120
- Oregon State University77%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1310
- Willamette University77%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1300
- Lewis & Clark College78%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1370
- Linfield University85%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1230
- University of Oregon88%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1340
- University of Portland89%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1340
- Southern Oregon University89%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1140
- Portland State University91%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1180
- George Fox University94%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1210
- Corban University94%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1120
- Oregon Tech95%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1200
- Western Oregon University98%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1120
- Eastern Oregon University98%acceptanceAccessibleOR · SAT 1080
Your chances at these colleges
Estimated chance of admission for three typical students, from the same model as the calculator. Unweighted GPA; 2, 4 and 7 AP courses respectively; Regular Decision; no legacy, athletic or first-generation hook.
Which of the Hardest Colleges in Oregon can I get into with a 3.7 GPA and a 1300 SAT?
By CollegeCalcAI's model, a student with a 3.7 unweighted GPA and a 1300 SAT has a Likely or Safety estimate (45% or higher) at 15 of the 15 colleges here, including Bushnell University, Warner Pacific University and Oregon State University. Estimates assume Regular Decision and no hook; courses, activities and essays move them.
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