Best Degree Completion Programs in Oregon 2027

Why it ranks #1: 62% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (higher than 5 other colleges on this list) and its online rate is $409 per credit for Oregon residents (lower than 5 other colleges on this list).

Oregon State counts quarter credits, so its online Organizational Leadership degree asks for at least 180, with 60 of them upper division. The residency rule is simple: earn at least 45 of your final 75 credits through Oregon State. Your earlier coursework is evaluated against the degree plan, and a two-credit PRIME experience can come from a project, research or an internship.

Why it ranks #2: 73% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (higher than 6 other colleges on this list) and its graduates in this field earn a median $82,212 a year (higher than 7 other colleges on this list).

George Fox University in Newberg built a 90-credit online Project Management route for adults, priced at $499 per semester credit. You need a high school diploma or GED and a cumulative 2.0 transferable GPA, and earlier coursework or assessed life experience can feed into your degree plan. The degree ends with an Applied Project Management capstone.

Why it ranks #3: Its rate is $217 per credit for Oregon residents (the lowest on this list) and 57% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (higher than 2 other colleges on this list).

Portland State’s online social science completion option is designed for students who have already finished the first two years of a bachelor’s degree. The degree is 180 quarter credits with 62 upper-division credits, and you combine advanced work from several social science departments before a senior capstone or honors thesis.

Why it ranks #4: Its online rate is $296 per credit for Oregon residents (lower than 8 other colleges on this list) and 85% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (higher than 8 other colleges on this list).

The National University of Natural Medicine in Portland designed its Integrative Health Sciences bachelor’s for transfer students who finished two years of coursework. You need 55 semester credits to apply, the online option runs two years and 97 credits at $296 per credit, and tuition is the same for Oregon residents and non-residents.

Why it ranks #5: Its graduates earn a median $85,900 a year (the highest on this list) and its online rate is $348 per credit for Oregon residents (lower than 6 other colleges on this list).

Oregon Tech in Klamath Falls turns a technical associate degree into an online Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology and Management. The degree builds on a core of 60 career and technical education credits from your AAS or AS and adds business, management and IT courses. Online undergraduate tuition is $348 per credit with no out-of-state surcharge.

Why it ranks #6: Its graduates earn a median $77,653 a year (higher than 6 other colleges on this list) and 57% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (higher than 3 other colleges on this list).

Warner Pacific University in Portland geared its accelerated business administration degree to working adults who already have college credit. You take one three-credit course every five weeks, online or hybrid, at $645 per credit hour. A 2.0 minimum transfer GPA applies, and 30 of the 36 major credits must be completed at Warner Pacific.

Why it ranks #7: 60% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (higher than 4 other colleges on this list) and its graduates earn a median $71,050 a year (higher than 5 other colleges on this list).

Bushnell University in Eugene lets you combine three academic areas into one Interdisciplinary Studies degree online for $495 per credit. You take one or two 8-week courses at a time, with a new start every eight weeks. If you hold an AAOT or ASOT, your credits transfer as a block toward almost all of your general education requirements.

Why it ranks #8: 98% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (the highest on this list) and its online rate is $500 per credit for Oregon residents (lower than 2 other colleges on this list).

Corban University in Salem offers an online Interdisciplinary Studies major that combines two areas, such as business, psychology, or biblical and theological studies. It is 120 credits at $500 per credit for 2026-27, with classes starting every 8 weeks. Transfer applicants need a college GPA of 2.0 or higher, and credit for life and learning experience may be available.

Why it ranks #9: 78% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (higher than 7 other colleges on this list) and its online rate is $550 per credit for Oregon residents (lower than 1 other college on this list).

Linfield University in McMinnville accepts up to 72 semester credits, which equals 108 quarter credits, toward its fully online management degree. That conversion matters if your earlier credits came from a quarter-system school. Tuition is $550 per semester credit, and you apply with your transcripts, plus a high school transcript if you have fewer than 60 semester credits.

Why it ranks #10: Its online rate is $338 per credit for Oregon residents (lower than 7 other colleges on this list) and 51% of its undergraduates study fully online (higher than 7 other colleges on this list).

Eastern Oregon University in La Grande lets up to 135 credits transfer into its online Interdisciplinary Studies degree, which takes 180 quarter credits in total. At least 20 of those must be EOU credits. You choose from three plan options, such as two EOU minors or a transfer minor paired with an EOU minor, and finish with a capstone portfolio.