Nursing Schools in Oregon

41 accredited nursing programs found

41
Nursing Schools
25 / 16
Public / Private
$7,615
Avg Public Tuition
46.8%
Avg Grad Rate

Registered Nurse Salary in Oregon

Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2024

Median Salary
$104,240
Mean Salary
$106,960
Entry Level (10th %)
$77,470
Experienced (90th %)
$136,600
RNs Employed: 39,280
vs National Median: +11% (above $93,600)
Job Growth (2023-2033): +7%

Tuition Overview

Avg Public Tuition$7,615
Lowest Tuition$4,575
Highest Tuition$54,900
Avg Private Tuition$39,302

Student Outcomes

Avg Graduation Rate46.8%
Avg Earnings After Grad$49,150
Avg Student Debt$16,773
Total Enrollment147,461

All Nursing Schools in Oregon

Institution City Type Tuition (In-State) Enrollment
Oregon State University Corvallis Public $13,494 29,557
University of Oregon Eugene Public $15,669 19,758
Portland Community College Portland Public $5,040 18,365
Portland State University Portland Public $11,238 13,619
Chemeketa Community College Salem Public $6,210 6,457
Lane Community College Eugene Public $5,879 5,861
Linn-Benton Community College Albany Public $6,288 4,807
Clackamas Community College Oregon City Public $6,210 4,575
Central Oregon Community College Bend Public $4,941 3,577
Mt Hood Community College Gresham Public $5,175 3,540
Rogue Community College Grants Pass Public $5,184 3,395
Western Oregon University Monmouth Public $11,025 3,211
University of Portland Portland Private $54,900 3,104
Oregon Institute of Technology Klamath Falls Public $12,687 2,913
Southern Oregon University Ashland Public $12,093 2,911
George Fox University Newberg Private $40,940 2,505
Eastern Oregon University La Grande Public $10,671 2,201
Umpqua Community College Roseburg Public $5,909 1,974
Linfield University McMinnville Private $49,530 1,642
Pacific University Forest Grove Private $54,466 1,556
Willamette University Salem Private $48,268 1,525
Southwestern Oregon Community College Coos Bay Public $6,840 1,199
Klamath Community College Klamath Falls Public $4,857 1,041
Blue Mountain Community College Pendleton Public $6,941 977
Treasure Valley Community College Ontario Public $6,210 928
American College of Healthcare Sciences Portland For-Profit $12,656 810
Oregon Health & Science University Portland Public N/A 788
Corban University Salem Private $37,208 636
Bushnell University Eugene Private $34,740 533
Columbia Gorge Community College The Dalles Public $5,544 515
Sumner College Portland For-Profit N/A 514
Clatsop Community College Astoria Public $4,575 506
Warner Pacific University Portland Private $21,010 344
Oregon Coast Community College Newport Public $5,400 321
Carrington College-Portland Portland For-Profit N/A 295
Tillamook Bay Community College Tillamook Public $4,680 268
Institute of Technology Salem For-Profit N/A 261
East West College of the Healing Arts Portland For-Profit N/A 232
Concorde Career College-Portland Portland For-Profit N/A 186
National University of Natural Medicine Portland Private N/A 28
Sage School of Massage & Esthetics Bend For-Profit N/A 26

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many nursing schools are in Oregon?
There are 41 accredited nursing programs in Oregon, including 25 public and 16 private institutions.
What is the average nursing school tuition in Oregon?
The average in-state tuition at public nursing schools in Oregon is $7,615. Tuition ranges from $4,575 to $54,900 across all institutions.
How much do nurses earn in Oregon?
The median annual salary for registered nurses in Oregon is $104,240, with entry-level nurses earning around $77,470 and experienced nurses earning up to $136,600. There are 39,280 RNs employed in the state.
What is the graduation rate for nursing schools in Oregon?
The average graduation rate across nursing programs in Oregon is 46.8%. The highest graduation rate belongs to Sage School of Massage & Esthetics at 88.9%.
What is the average student debt for nursing graduates in Oregon?
The average median student debt for graduates of nursing programs in Oregon is $16,773. Graduates earn a median of $49,150 within 10 years of enrollment.