Roosevelt University
430 S. Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605
1400 N. Roosevelt Blvd, Schaumburg, IL 60173
www.roosevelt.edu

Roosevelt University is a private institution of higher education with full service campuses in Chicago's Loop and northwest suburban Schaumburg. It also offers classes in communities, schools, and corporations, and has the mission of being a metropolitan university and an asset to the surrounding communities.

Roosevelt University currently offers 128 Doctor's, Master's, Bachelor's degree and certificate programs in the arts, sciences, business, education, and pharmacy practice.

The university includes the Evelyn T. Stone College of Professional Studies (formerly known as the Evelyn T. Stone University College), a continuing education and professional studies school; Chicago College of Performing Arts, a music and theatre school; College of Pharmacy; Walter E. Heller College of Business Administration, a business school; the College of Arts and Sciences; and the College of Education.

Academics and majors

There are more than 60 undergraduate majors and pre-professional programs, 40 master’s degree programs, and selected doctoral programs.

Colleges
Departments and programs are organized in 6 colleges.

College of Arts and Sciences
Walter E. Heller College of Business Administration
College of Education
Chicago College of Performing Arts
College of Pharmacy
Evelyn T. Stone College of Professional Studies

Programs and departments

Adult Students
Asian Programs
Bachelor of Professional Studies/Bachelor of Liberal Studies
Biological, Chemical, and Physical Sciences
Career Services
Communication
Computer Science and Telecommunications
Economics
English Composition Program
English Language Program (offering English as a Second Language (ESL) classes)
English Program
External Studies Program
History, Art History, and Philosophy
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Literature and Languages
Mathematics and Actuarial Science
MBA Program
Paralegal Studies Program
Pharmacy
Political Science and Public Administration
Psychology
Scholars Program (Honors)
Sports Hospitality and Tourism Management
Sociology and Anthropology
Training and Development
Women's and Gender Studies

Institutes and centers

A strong supplement to the university's colleges is its centers and institutes that extend the learn and research opportunities available to students and faculty.

Career Services

Center for New Deal Studies
Center for Tourism Studies
Education Alliance
Institute for Continued Learning
Institute for Metropolitan Affairs
Institute of Real Estate
Mansfield Institute for Social Justice
Metropolitan Institute for Teaching and Learning
St. Clair Drake Center for African and African American Studies
The Stress Institute

Campuses

Downtown Chicago Campus

The majority of all Chicago classes are held within Roosevelt's historic Auditorium Building at 430 S. Michigan Avenue just blocks from the Magnificent Mile. A second downtown campus building is the Gage Building, located at 18 S. Michigan Avenue. It is also the home of the Paralegal Studies Program and the School of Communication.

Neighbors include the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum, and Soldier Field. The 430 S. Michigan Avenue campus overlooks Buckingham Fountain, Grant Park, Michigan Ave., Columbus Drive, Lake Shore Drive, and Lake Michigan and the Center for Professional Advancement overlooks Millennium Park on Chicago's lakefront.

Albert A. Robin Campus, Schaumburg

Roosevelt University's campus in Schaumburg is the largest four-year university in Chicago's Northwest suburbs, serving roughly 2,500 students. The campus is located in the former regional office building of the Unocal Corporation. Roosevelt converted the building into a full-service campus in 1996. The Albert A. Robin Campus will be home to the Doctor of Pharmacy program, which is slated to accept the first matriculating students in 2011.

Tuition Fee

$16,000 to $21,000 per year

Lodging and Boarding

$11,800 per year

Personal Expanses: $4,500