Student Right to Know
- Examples of employment obtained by OHSU graduates
- Graduate or Professional Education 4-Year Graduates May Enroll In
- Information on Gender, Race/Ethnicity and Pell Grant Recipients
- Joint Degree and Certificate Programs
- Penalties associated with drug-related offenses
- Student consumer information
- Student rights under FERPA
- Transfer credit policies
Graduate or Professional Education 4-Year Graduates May Enroll In
Bachelor of Science students with a major in Nursing can pursue a master’s and doctoral degrees in nursing:
Bachelor of Science students with a major in Radiation Therapy can pursue advanced degrees in Medical Dosimetry or Health Administration.
Information on Gender, Race/Ethnicity and Pell Grant Recipients
This information is provided specifically as required under HEA Section 485(a)(1)(Q).
Fall 2022 data:
- Number of enrolled, full-time students = 2,160
- Percentage of enrolled, full-time students who are female = 68%
- Percentage of enrolled, full-time students who are male = 31%
- Percentage of enrolled, full-time students who received a Federal Pell Grant = 6%
- Percentage of enrolled, full-time students who self-identified as being a member of a racial/ethnic group (excluding white/unknown) = 41%
Joint Degree and Certificate Programs
Joint Programs with Oregon Institute of Technology
- Emergency Medical Technology – Paramedic (A.A.S.)
- Emergency Medical Services Management (B.S.)
- Medical Laboratory Science (B.S.)
- Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.)
Joint Programs with Oregon State University
Joint Oregon Health & Science University - Portland State University School of Public Health
- Undergraduate programs
- Graduate Certificates
- Master of Science
- Master of Public Health
- Master of Public Health Dual Degrees
- Doctoral degrees
Other Joint Programs with Portland State University