Oregon State University (OSU), established in 1868, is a premier Public Land-Grant Research University located in Corvallis, Oregon. It is among the 3 Land, Sea, Space and Sun Grant Universities in the USA. Over its extensive history of 150 years, OSU has evolved into the State’s largest University, with a student enrolment surpassing 36,600 from over 100 countries.
The University’s main campus spans 420 acres in Corvallis, offering a picturesque and conducive environment for academic pursuits. OSU comprises 11 Colleges, which collectively offer over 100 Undergraduate-degree programs, along with a variety of Graduate and Doctoral Degrees.
Beyond its main campus in Corvallis, OSU extends its reach through the OSU-Cascades campus in Bend, Oregon. The University also operates the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport, providing unique opportunities for marine research and education. Further expanding its accessibility, OSU’s Ecampus delivers over 100 online programs. The Oregon State University acceptance rate for UG ranges between 80-85% annually.
Listed among the best Universities in USA for research, the University secured a record $480 million in research funding, marking over 50 years as the State’s top earner in this domain than any Public University in Oregon.