Consumer Information

Tumbleberry University is a public university founded in 2024 and authorized to grant degrees by the State of Oregon. It offers 64 undergraduate majors and 22 graduate programs. Information on accreditation status, academic programs, faculty and facilities is published in the University Catalog and on our About page.

Our cost of attendance includes tuition, fees, housing, meals, books, transportation and personal expenses. Use the net price calculator on the Tuition and Aid page to estimate your cost after grants and scholarships.

Learn about federal, state and university aid, how to apply, eligibility, how aid is disbursed, satisfactory academic progress, and your rights and responsibilities as a borrower. Contact Financial Aid at (541) 555-0130. Federal loan details are also available at studentaid.gov.

Students who withdraw receive a tuition refund on a sliding scale: 100 percent through the first week, 75 percent through the second week, 50 percent through the fourth week, and none after that. Federal aid is returned according to the federal Return of Title IV Funds rules.

Our first-to-second-year retention rate for the fall 2025 entering class was 89 percent. Because our first class entered in 2024, six-year graduation rates will first be reported in 2030. Career outcomes are published by the Summit Career Center.

Our Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, published each October 1 under the Clery Act, includes three years of crime and fire statistics, safety policies, emergency notification procedures and missing student procedures. Find it on the Campus Safety page.

Our Drug-Free Campus program describes standards of conduct, legal sanctions, health risks, available counseling and treatment, and university sanctions. It is distributed to every student and employee each fall.

Unauthorized peer-to-peer file sharing of copyrighted material may lead to university discipline and civil or criminal penalties. We use network tools to deter infringement and point students to legal sources for music, film and other media.

Students have the right to review their education records, request corrections and control the release of most information. See the Privacy Policy or contact the Registrar.

Required course materials and prices are posted before registration through the Bookstore. Oregon requires incoming students under 30 to show measles immunization. Voter registration forms are available at the Registrar's office and in Bramble Commons.