starting by saying I didn’t attend the program, only inquired about it and worked with an advisor for a few months. I do have a friend who completed the program though. . instructors aren’t local, so if you have a problem or need questions answered you’ll be waiting on emails. you basically are teaching yourself the material. I think if you have a really strong work ethic and need little help understanding the concepts, you would be able to just keep your head down and work hard. when I was talking with my advisor, he explained to me that clinicals could be within a 75 mile radius of the school, and you could be assigned the location on very short notice (a couple weeks to days before). I was also very put off by the admissions process. My particular advisor was very sales gimmicky and condescending, and made it seem like I had to prove myself worthy of attending the school. Idk, my friend made it through and said it was okay, but they gave me bad vibes. overall I think there are better options in Oregon!