Chemistry Programs in Oregon

Chemistry is the laboratory science of matter and reactions. Bachelor graduates work as lab scientists and quality specialists, while many of the highest-paid paths run through graduate or professional programs.

Programs below are ranked only when a college figure rests on at least 100 graduates. Programs on 30 to 99 graduates carry a small-program flag and are listed, not ranked. Anything smaller shows the national median for the major, badged as such.

Smaller Programs and National-Median Programs

These programs are too small for a trustworthy ranked figure, or their college figure is not published. They are listed, not ranked.

CollegeMajorMedian EarningsMedian Debt
Eastern Oregon UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
George Fox UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Lewis & Clark CollegeChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Linfield UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Oregon State UniversityChemistry$52,210 Small program - rough guide n=31$16,884 Small program - rough guide n=33
University of OregonChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Pacific UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Portland State UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
University of PortlandChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Reed CollegeChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Southern Oregon UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Willamette UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Western Oregon UniversityChemistry$47,486 National median for this major n=10,597Not published
Oregon State University-Cascades CampusChemistry$52,210 Small program - rough guide n=31$16,884 Small program - rough guide n=33

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