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2008 Edition of U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Colleges
In the listing of national universities, the University of Oregon tied
with six other schools at 112th. Oregon State is in an unranked third
tier and Portland State, the fourth tier.
The University of Washington was ranked 42nd and
Washington State University was tied with three other schools at 118th.
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Reed College doesn't participate in the rankings, they
refused to respond to the magazine's request for information.
But they get
ranked anyway - it is No. 54 among the ranked liberal arts colleges.
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Willamette University in Salem is No. 63.
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Lewis & Clark College in Portland is No. 80.
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Linfield College in McMinnville is No. 122.
Prospective Students Information - Oregon Public Universities
If you're interested in attending one of Oregon public universities, the
Oregon University System has a Web site full of solid information about
each of the schools and how to go about applying at
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Prospective Students.
Graduate Schools - 2007 U.S. News & World Report
The University of Oregon ranked 12th for schools of
education. Among top law schools, Lewis & Clark College and the
University of Oregon tied for 82nd, and Willamette University was listed
in the fourth tier, for schools ranked 140 and below.
Oregon Health Science University Ranking - 2007 U.S. News
& World Report
The news magazine ranks OHSU School of Medicine's
primary care program fourth among the 128 medical schools participating
in the survey. This is the 12th consecutive year OHSU's primary care
program has ranked in the top 3 percent. Rankings are based on peer
assessment surveys. Other ranking:
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The medical school's rural medicine specialty
ranks sixth; and its family medicine specialty ranks third, up two
spots from last year. OHSU's family medicine specialty has ranked
among the top five nationwide for 13 years in a row.
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U.S. News and World Report also ranks medical
schools based on overall research funding. The OHSU School of
Medicine ranks 32nd, tied with Dartmouth Medical School.
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The OHSU School of Nursing master's program ranks
seventh among approximately 350 such programs in the United States.
The School of Nursing's nurse-midwifery program ranks No. 1 in the
nation; its nurse practitioner gerontological/geriatric specialty
ranks fifth; and its nurse practitioner family medicine specialty
ties for 11th.
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The magazine also ranks other health disciplines,
including physician assistant master's and doctoral programs. OHSU's
Physician Assistant Program ranks ninth, up from 10th in 2005.
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