Fast Facts
Corban is a residential, independent Christian university established in 1935 offering undergraduate and graduate level degrees.
Academic Programs:
Corban offers more than 50 undergraduate majors and programs of study as well as graduate and undergraduate degrees for working adults.
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Locations:
Salem, Oregon's capital, has a greater population area of 170,000. It is 45 miles south of Portland; one hour from the mountains and the coast. Corban’s Tacoma campus overlooks the Puget Sound at 4301 Stevens St., Tacoma, WA 98407.
Study Abroad:
Corban offers AMBEX as well as 14 other study abroad programs.
Enrollment:
1,243 students (2011-2012)
Student/Faculty Ratio:
13:1
Annual Cost:
(Traditional Undergraduate Program)
Tuition and Fees:
$24,976 (2011-2012)
Room & Board:
$7,980 (2011-2012)
Average Financial Aid Amount:
(Traditional Undergraduate Program)
$20,100 in scholarships, grants, and loans in 2010-2011.
Corban University gives 40% of its traditional undergraduate tuition revenue back to students in grants and scholarships.
(Updated 12/16/11)
Preferred Program Titles
The preferred description of our undergrad students is:
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Traditional Program
The preferred description of our adult programs is:
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Adult Degree Programs
The preferred description of our graduate programs are:
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Graduate Studies in Education
or Graduate Studies Program in Education -
MBA
or Masters in Business Administration
