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Oregon's public universities deliver Mathematics and Computer Science education at remarkably affordable rates, with Southern Oregon University leading at just $16,470 net cost. The $23,000 gap between the most and least expensive options reflects the state's commitment to accessible STEM education. With Intel maintaining major operations in Hillsboro and Portland's tech scene expanding, graduates find strong employment prospects in software development and data analysis roles throughout the Willamette Valley.
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Programs
$16,470 – $39,951
Net Price Range
61.5%
Avg. Graduation Rate

5 Mathematics and Computer Science Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $16,470 $12,093 44.2% 88.0%
2 $18,290 $11,025 44.8% 83.4%
3 $21,782 $15,669 71.5% 86.3%
4 $36,084 $62,350 71.2% 68.6%
5 $39,951 $67,020 75.9% 30.8%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Southern Oregon University the most affordable option for Math and Computer Science?

Southern Oregon University offers the lowest net cost at $16,470, nearly $2,000 less than Western Oregon University. The school's 87.96% acceptance rate makes it accessible to most applicants, though the 44.20% graduation rate suggests students should plan for additional academic support.

How do Oregon's public and private Math and Computer Science programs compare in cost?

Public universities range from $16,470 to $21,782 in net costs, while private colleges jump to $36,084 and $39,951. Reed College commands the highest price at $39,951 but delivers a 75.90% graduation rate with highly selective 30.80% admissions.

Does the University of Oregon offer better value than smaller state schools?

The University of Oregon costs $21,782 net but produces a 71.50% graduation rate, significantly higher than Southern Oregon's 44.20% or Western Oregon's 44.80%. The additional $3,000-5,000 investment often pays off through better completion rates and alumni networks.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.