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Oregon State Institutions 2021 Oregon State Institutions Tour Contacts & Virtual Tour Options NOTE: This resource is updated regularly. Due to COVID-19 precautions, many schools are in the process of adding virtual options. Please, continue to check back to find the most current oferings. Private Colleges & Universities School On-Campus/Virtual Registration Links Athletics Bushnell University † Contact: [email protected] or (541) 684-7201 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NAIA Corban University † Contact: [email protected] or (503) 581-8600 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NAIA George Fox University † Contact: [email protected] or (503) 554-2240 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division III Lewis & Clark College Contact: [email protected] or (503) 768-7000 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division III Lindfield University Contact: admission@linfield.edu or (503) 883-2213 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division III Multnomah University † Contact: [email protected] or (503) 251-6485 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NAIA Pacific Northwest College of Art Contact: [email protected] or (503) 821-8972 Virtual Visit Registration Form Clubs Pacific University Contact: admissions@PacificU.edu or (503) 352-2218 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division III Reed College Contact: [email protected] or (503) 777-7511 On-Campus Visit Registration Form Club University of Portland † Contact: [email protected] or (503) 943-7147 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division I Warner Pacific University † Contact: admissions@warnerpacific.edu or (503) Virtual Visit Registration Form NAIA 517-1020 Willamette University Contact: [email protected] or (503) 370-6303 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division III † = religiously-afliated college or university Oregon State Institutions Tour Contacts & Virtual Tour Options NOTE: This resource is updated regularly. Due to COVID-19 precautions, many schools are in the process of adding virtual options. Please, continue to check back to find the most current oferings. Public Colleges & Universities School On-Campus/Virtual Registration Links Athletics Eastern Oregon University Contact: [email protected] or (541) 962-3672 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NAIA Oregon Institute of Technology Contact: [email protected] or (800) 422-2017 Virtual Visit Registration Form NAIA Oregon State University Contact: [email protected] or (541) 737-2626 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division I Oregon State University - Contact: [email protected] or (541) 322-3119 On-Campus Visit Registration Form Sport Clubs Cascades Portland State University Contact: [email protected] or (503) 725-3000 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division I Southern Oregon University Contact: [email protected] or (541) 552-6411 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NAIA University of Oregon Contact: [email protected] or (541) 356-1274 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division I Western Oregon University Contact: [email protected] or (503) 838-8211 On-Campus Visit Registration Form NCAA Division II.
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