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Oregon

Bushnell University, established in 1895, is a private Christian institution in Eugene, Oregon. With a total undergraduate enrollment of 535, it offers a semester-based academic calendar. The university is committed to preparing students for purpose-driven lives, offering programs through seven schools: Arts & Sciences, Bible & World Christianity, Business, Education, Nursing, Psychology & Counseling, and Music & Performing Arts. Bushnell is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and maintains strong affiliations, including with the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. Its athletic teams, the Beacons, compete in 16 sports, including basketball, cross country, and golf.

Corban University, located in Salem, Oregon, is a private Christian university founded in 1935. With a 205-acre campus nestled in the Pacific Northwest, Corban offers more than 50 undergraduate and graduate programs, blending academic excellence with a strong Christian faith. The university is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). It emphasizes a transformative learning culture, promoting biblical worldview, worship, and service. Corban is committed to equipping students to make an impact for Jesus Christ in their professional careers and communities.

George Fox University, founded as Friends Pacific Academy in 1885, has evolved into a globally respected Christian institution. The university, named after Quaker movement founder George Fox, offers a spectrum of academic programs and has grown substantially, now enrolling over 4,000 students across various campuses. While primarily Christian-oriented, attendance doesn't mandate a specific faith. The university has a 14-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio, a 92% post-graduation success rate for undergraduates, and participates in a wide range of activities, from academic prowess to athletic accomplishments. It also promotes community engagement, requiring student participation in service projects and chapel gatherings.

Gutenberg College, a private Great Books college in Eugene, Oregon, offers a B.A. in Liberal Arts with a discussion-based curriculum emphasizing intellectual and personal growth. Founded in 1994, it evolved from the McKenzie Study Center, a Christian ministry. Students engage in small, tutor-led discussions on influential Western texts across philosophy, science, math, theology, and literature. Accredited by TRACS, Gutenberg remains independent from federal funding, fostering inquiry within a biblical perspective while encouraging individual exploration.