Acceptance Rate

Oregon Health & Science University, Portland acceptance rate is 10% only. This means that the university is extremely selective when it comes to admission. Hence students should be submitting over-achieved scores and grades. Their application should also be close to flawless. 
 

Oregon Health & Science University, Portland Entry Requirements 

Whether you're a first-time applicant to OHSU, an undergraduate student seeking advanced status, or a returning student re-enrolling after a break, the admissions standards are the same for all applicants. The university has made it mandatory for all students to make an application fee payment of 50 USD - 100 USD. Each applicant must provide the following: 

• SAT Subject Tests (if applicable)
• Official transcripts from each college and high school attended (in English or with translations)
• 3 teacher recommendations
• Official test scores from the TOEFL (100), IELTS (6.5) and PTE (54)— all tests must be taken within 2 years of your application date
• Post Graduate students are asked to attach their work experience proof along with the rest of the details

• A valid Passport
• LOR 
• Statement of Purpose 
• Any other country-specific or course-specific requirements

Oregon Health & Science University, Portland Fees 

• M.S Computer Science and Engineering - $12,630 /Yr
• M.S Computer Science and Electrical Engineering - $32,475 /Yr
• Master of Science [M.S] Biochemistry & Molecular Biology - $6,694/Yr
• Master Bioinformatics -  $47,000/Yr
• Ph.D Environmental Science & Engineering - $26,273
• Master of Science [M.S] Biostatistics - $13,410/Yr
• Master of Science [M.S] Orthodontics - $13,410/Yr
• Doctor of Philosophy [PhD] Behavioral Neuroscience - $65,896Yr

Placements

In 1995, The OccHealthSci Summer Internship Program was initiated to provide undergraduate students with the opportunity to participate in biomedical and occupational health research at OHSU.  To be eligible for the scholarships, applicants must be Oregon residents or attend an institution of higher education in Oregon and are working to earn their first baccalaureate degree. The university’s 3-month paid internship program begins in June and comes to an end mid-to-late August with interns presenting their work at a poster session. The university accepts around 100–145 applications for 11 to 15 internships each summer, accepting only those whose academic or professional backgrounds have been verified by the admissions committee (source)