Jay Said:

Help on how to choose between two colleges( Oregon and Sonoma)...?

We Answered:

Between those two - I would definitely go to UO.
Sonoma is just a slight step up from a community college in the eyes of buisness professional who will be hiring you later on.

Elmer Said:

What are the best colleges in Oregon and Washington?

We Answered:

Well t all depends on your major and your price range...My best friend attends Central Washington University and she loves it there...oh and its not expensive compared to other universities in Washington.

Ida Said:

Good colleges in oregon for anthropology majors?

We Answered:

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Joel Said:

Any Good Horse colleges in Oregon?

We Answered:

You might begin with a community college here in Oregon.
(Treasure Valley).

http://www.qualityinfo.org/olmisj/Articl…

And then transfer for your final two years...after spending two years in a horse major you should then know if you'd like to continue with that major.

Heidi Said:

What are some good colleges on the oregon coast?

We Answered:

Check out University of Oregon, Reed College, and Lewis & Clark College.

Lee Said:

oregon colleges with low gpa requirements?

We Answered:

So the only university in Oregon without a GPA requirement is Southern Oregon University and all of the others require higher than a 2.0. However, most have exceptions (like high standardized test scores) and you can appeal to get in with a lower GPA.

You should work as hard as possible to raise your GPA because if you're admitted with a below-standard GPA they will have little patience if your GPA drops even one term in college.

You may also consider attending a community college and transferring. Community colleges have different admissions standards and that could be to your advantage if you're not admitted to a university or want to make school more affordable. Transfer admissions requirements are lower. Also if you have a higher GPA from a community college when you transfer scholarships may be easier to come by.

Here are the links for admissions requirements for each Oregon university:

University of Oregon: 3.0
http://admissions.uoregon.edu/freshmen/r…

Oregon State University: 3.0
http://oregonstate.edu/admissions/firsty…

Portland State University: 3.0
http://www.pdx.edu/admissions/freshman_r…

Eastern Oregon University: 3.0
http://www.eou.edu/admissions/freshman.h…

Western Oregon University: 2.75
http://www.wou.edu/student/admissions/un…

Southern Oregon University: no established requirement
http://www.sou.edu/admissions/freshman/a…

Basically, the larger the school the harder it is to get into. They don't have to compete for students.

Hope that helps. Good luck.