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Choosing Colleges in McMinnville, Oregon

Hey y'all! I'm currently a junior thinking about staying close to home for college. Anybody have any insight on the colleges in McMinnville, Oregon? Levelling up my college game and would appreciate some deets on their strengths and vibe. Thanks in advance!

a year ago

In terms of colleges in McMinnville, Oregon, the most well-known is Linfield University. Linfield is primarily a liberal arts and sciences university, but it does have a strong professional studies program as well. The school is renowned for its strong programs in business, nursing, and biology. Students also commend its intimate class experience due to its smaller size, with about 1,600 undergraduates which allows for closer interactions with professors.

In terms of vibe, Linfield emanates a warm and supportive community atmosphere. Since it's a smaller school, students often describe their experiences as personalized, with a deep emphasis on community, service, and international experiences. They have a robust study abroad program - in fact, it's one of their claims to fame as over half of their students typically study abroad!

Also, it's notable that McMinnville is nestled in the Willamette Valley wine country, which can offer unique extracurricular opportunities related to viticulture and enology. Now, as with every school, it's important to visit the campus - if you can - to get a true feel for the student body, faculty and general culture. If you can't visit, consider virtual tours or connecting with current students or alumni to get a sense of whether it would be a good fit for you.

Lastly, do check out their Business and Nursing programs as they are quite renowned. You should also make sure to check into financial aid possibilities via their website or the FAFSA if you qualify, as Linfield can be a bit pricier than public institutions in Oregon. Good luck!

a year ago

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