University of Oregon Reviews of Bachelor's in Psychology

"I attended the University of Oregon for my Bachelor of Science degree in psychology. I really enjoyed the school and felt it was a perfect fit for me. The campus is absolutely beautiful and well kept. All buildings were within walking distance and easily accessible. The library was exceptionally large with more than enough computers and study rooms for people to rent out and use. I really enjoyed the instructors at the University as well. In the Psychology department more specifically, the instructors were passionate and engaged with their students. The city itself was quant and enjoyable. It was easy to get around and everything was either within walking distance, or a short bus ride away. The only issues I can recall at this point were having to physically wait in line for football tickets which I was unable to do due to work, although that process has since changed. I also did not feel fully supported in finding work post graduation but feel that may not be a unique problem. I would attend the University again if I had to go back. I miss it often and think highly of the University!"

"University of Oregon is very vibrant, diverse, and dynamic. There are so many ways to get involved on campus. The downfall of the school are the large class sizes - there are classes that can have more than 100 students! However, overall the teaching was great, and there were tons of resources available for students."

"University of Oregon is a school that promotes diversity which is something I appreciated having while attending for my undergraduate degree, I feel this truly enriched my undergraduate experience. The school offer a wide array of classes for many varying degrees, and I found the quality of instructors to be far superior than what I would've expected. Additionally I found the ease of using the various online systems to be an added bonus, coming from someone who is not technologically savvy!"

"UO has excellent business and journalism programs and is located in Eugene, which is a fun and unique place to life. The college provides many avenues for growth and there are plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities."

"It was a good college. Beautiful campus, new and old buildings, lots of athletics, and lots of majors."

"Oregon was perfect for me, even coming from Louisiana. It's a beautiful campus with an incredible and diverse student body. Professors are consistently strong and qualified, and the degree was quite sufficiently challenging. The school opened my eyes to several other interests which I still enjoy years later, such as theatre and women's studies. Exactly what I'd hoped for from a liberal arts university."

"They had a great psychology department. Staff were knowledgeable and did a lot of research on campus. The department was a little older. The newer focus was on Journalism and Business."