Oregon Institute of Technology

Oregon Institute of Technology is a public university, is located in Klamath Falls, OR, USA. The University was founded in 1947 and is the only university-based technology public institutions in the Pacific Northwest region.

Oregon Tech has earned a reputation large enough area for excellent academic programs in various professional disciplines of engineering, technology and health professions, so that graduates are highly recruited by companies in the Pacific Northwest and northern California. [Citation needed] Registration Information reported by the university shows the average SAT score and GPA 1060 and 3.51, respectively, with 85% of the student population became citizens of the state of Oregon, Oregon Tech has dual enrollment agreements with various universities including: . Chemeketa Community College, Clackamas Community College, Klamath Community College (KCC), Linn-Benton Community College, Mt. Hood Community College, and Portland Community College Oregon Tech and KCC also has. Transfer partnership agreement inverted, so that the current Oregon Tech students who begin their educational career at KCC will be awarded a degree from college to work completed at Oregon Tech.

Oregon Tech earn a place among the 650 four-year colleges other young scholars in the Forbes list of America Best Colleges 2012. Oregon Tech also get US News & World Report Best Colleges 2013 award. Awards including placing # 10 in the best baccalaureate colleges area West, # 3 for college public areas above, and # 35 for the best undergraduate engineering programs in the United States.

Because large in the field of technology-based, then the school is devoted to the study of renewable energy: for example, with the establishment of the Oregon Renewable Energy Center (OREC), which was formally established in 2001, to introduce renewable energy technologies to businesses and consumers. And in 2005, the Oregon Institute of Technology became the first school in North America to offer a bachelor's degree in Renewable Energy Engineering.

There are a variety of activities which are always held by members of the university, one of which was hosted an annual Halloween haunted house. Where the celebration has managed to attract the attention of visitors every year. According to the university, there are more than 1,700 visitors who are involved in the celebration.

In addition to offering academic programs, students can also participate in various academic activities have also been provided by the university. For example, by joining and participating in the organization or sororities. There are about 40 students on the university campus clubs, including university sports club.

In the field of sports, the Oregon Institute of Technology has sports teams that participate in the Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) of the National Association of Inter Athletics (NAIA), the mascot, dubbed Owls.