ADN Programs in Oregon (2026)
Compare 2 accredited associate degree nursing (ADN/ASN) programs in Oregon — the common community-college path to RN licensure.
Oregon has 2 accredited ADN programs in the MyNursingSchools directory. Most ADN pathways take about two years after prerequisites; the fastest option listed for Oregon is 22 months. Listed total tuition ranges from $14,560 to $35,000. Oregon RNs earn an average of $120,470 (BLS May 2024). Prefer a bachelor's entry path? See BSN programs in Oregon. Already an LPN? See LPN-to-RN bridges.
Limited ADN listings in Oregon
Our directory currently shows fewer than 5 ADN programs based in Oregon. Consider neighboring community colleges, hybrid options, or a BSN pathway. Browse the Oregon program hub for related RN entry routes.
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ADN Programs Listed
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Hybrid Options
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Fastest Option
$120K
Avg RN Salary
ADN / ASN Programs Available in Oregon
2 accredited programs — 1 on-campus listed, 0 hybrid, 1 online-listed.
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Concorde Career College
ACEN-accredited associate degree in nursing at Concorde Career College campuses in CA, CO, TN, FL, MO, OR, TX, VA, and GA. 22-month program with hands-on labs and supervised clinical experiences.
Excelsior University
The ADN (Associate Degree in Nursing) program at Excelsior University is delivered 100% online, making it ideal for those seeking flexibility in their education. This 60-credit program can be complet…
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Why an ADN Is Still a Strong RN Path in Oregon
An Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN or ASN) remains one of the most practical ways to become an RN: shorter than a traditional BSN, usually cheaper at community colleges, and eligible for the same NCLEX-RN exam. Many Oregon hospital systems hire ADN graduates and support tuition assistance for an RN-to-BSN later.
Once licensed, ADN-prepared RNs in Oregon compete in a market averaging $120,470 per year with 7.3% projected RN job growth through 2032.
Already a practical nurse? Start with LPN-to-RN programs in Oregon. Planning a bachelor's from day one? Compare BSN programs.
How to Choose an ADN Program in Oregon
Board Approval
Only enroll in a Oregon Board of Nursing–approved ADN/ASN program. Approval status determines NCLEX-RN eligibility.
Waitlists & Start Dates
Community-college ADN seats can be competitive. Ask about waitlist length, TEAS cutoffs, and how often cohorts start each year.
Clinical Partners
Strong local hospital and clinic partnerships mean more reliable clinical hours and better hiring networks after graduation.
Cost After Aid
Compare net cost after grants and in-district tuition — sticker price alone is misleading. Factor commuting and lost wages if you go full-time.
BSN Bridge Plan
Many employers prefer a BSN within a few years of hire. Confirm the ADN school articulates cleanly into RN-to-BSN programs you would actually attend.
Related: RN-to-BSN in Oregon · Admission requirements · Most affordable programs
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