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Western Oregon University

Monmouth, Oregon

Institution Type

Public University

College Type

4-Year

Region

West

CTG Transfer Rating

87

/ 100

Highly Transfer Friendly

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Western Oregon University is a mid-sized public university located in Monmouth, Oregon.

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Unlike traditional college rankings, our ratings focus specifically on the transfer experience. We evaluate factors such as:

• Transfer acceptance rates
• Credit transfer policies
• Transfer advising and student support
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Annual Transfers

3,722

Enrollment

$11,500

Tuition

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Phone

(503) 838-8211

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Toll Free

(877) 877-1593

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Address

Monmouth, Oregon

345 Monmouth Ave N

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Admissions Email

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School Website

Transfer Snapshot

Western Oregon University is a mid-sized public university located in Monmouth, Oregon. It enrolls approximately 3,722 students and has listed tuition of $11,500.00. The school reports a substantial transfer population of approximately 700 students annually. Transfer students can contact Joy Brown directly for admissions guidance.

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College Description

Oregon's oldest public university, WOU is a small, student-centered regional university in Monmouth offering 100+ undergraduate programs in arts, business, computer science, criminal justice, education, humanities, natural sciences, performing arts, and social sciences. Known for close faculty-student relationships, its nationally recognized Deaf Education program, and strong teacher preparation. Serves a high proportion of first-generation and diverse students.

Data is reviewed regularly. Tuition and fees are subject to change.

Always confirm details with the college before applying.

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