Cheapest colleges in Oregon

20 colleges ranked by net price after aid

The 20 most affordable four-year colleges in Oregon have an average net price of $25,160 per year — the typical amount families actually pay after grants and scholarships. Costs run from $12,932 at Portland State University up to $40,846 at Pacific Northwest College of Art. 7 are public institutions and 13 are private.

#	College	Type	Net price / yr	Acceptance	Median earnings (10yr)
1	Portland State University Portland, OR	Public	$12,932	91%	$57,906
2	Eastern Oregon University La Grande, OR	Public	$15,987	99%	$50,112
3	Oregon Institute of Technology Klamath Falls, OR	Public	$16,391	92%	$72,273
4	Southern Oregon University Ashland, OR	Public	$16,470	83%	$49,175
5	Western Oregon University Monmouth, OR	Public	$18,290	99%	$51,815
6	Warner Pacific University Portland, OR	Private	$18,818	59%	$55,204
7	Oregon State University Corvallis, OR	Public	$19,568	79%	$64,010
8	New Hope Christian College-Eugene Eugene, OR	Private	$20,468	66%	$31,115
9	University of Oregon Eugene, OR	Public	$21,782	85%	$61,324
10	Bushnell University Eugene, OR	Private	$23,520	66%	$53,623
11	Willamette University Salem, OR	Private	$23,663	79%	$56,911
12	Multnomah University Portland, OR	Private	$23,866	50%	$47,939
13	Corban University Salem, OR	Private	$25,525	90%	$48,917
14	Linfield University McMinnville, OR	Private	$27,341	88%	$78,638
15	George Fox University Newberg, OR	Private	$29,981	96%	$59,761
16	Pacific University Forest Grove, OR	Private	$35,350	92%	$60,583
17	Lewis & Clark College Portland, OR	Private	$36,084	75%	$62,205
18	University of Portland Portland, OR	Private	$36,371	95%	$82,804
19	Reed College Portland, OR	Private	$39,951	27%	$62,927
20	Pacific Northwest College of Art Portland, OR	Private	$40,846	69%	$34,883

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