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Why Bushnell?
Christ-centered Community. Spiritual formation is integrated in the classroom and throughout the entire Bushnell experience. Since 85% of a student’s time is spent outside of the classroom, Bushnell provides ways for students to grow together in community and faith. Through campus ministry, residence life, student programs, and athletics, students find meaningful opportunities to get involved and build friendships that last a lifetime.
Location. Bushnell is part of the University District in the college town of Eugene, Oregon. There are numerous benefits to living in a college town that is a short distance from both the Oregon Coast and the Cascade Mountains. Attending college in Eugene means living in the 2nd largest city in the state of Oregon, providing access to dozens of eateries, coffee houses, hiking trails, bike paths, and commerce. But that’s not the only option, as students can also attend from anywhere with Bushnell’s online bachelor’s and master’s programs.
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Work Ready. Bushnell emphasizes career preparation and practical education. 100% of traditional undergraduate students graduate with at least 135 hours of field experience. 95% of internship supervisors rate Bushnell students' career readiness as above average or exceptional. Bushnell partners with over 190 companies, non-profits, local schools, and field experience sites to provide expansive career and pre-professional opportunities.
Mentorship and Coaching. Faculty, staff, and dedicated academic advisors work closely with every student to provide academic resources and support to ensure student success, both in and out of the classroom. Bushnell offers free tutoring and educational access services as well. As a result, 95% of traditional undergraduate students who attend full-time complete their degree in 4 years.
Affordable. Committed to providing an affordable private university education, Bushnell provides an average of $19,600 in scholarship aid to first time undergraduate students. In addition, 99% of all traditional students and 95% of the total student population receive some form of financial aid.
Beacon Points of Pride 2022 – 2023: Bushnell by the Numbers
45,000+ Hours of internship/field study hours contributed to the local economy during the last academic year
5,000+ Hours of community service given by Bushnell students, faculty, and staff
285 Formal campus activities offered for Bushnell students annually
99 Percentage of traditional undergraduates who receive some form of financial aid
95 Percentage of traditional undergraduates who finish in four years
17 Intercollegiate sports teams
3.47 Average GPA of incoming first year students bushnell.edu/admissions