- The University of Illinois at Chicago offers a wide variety of undergraduate, graduate, continuing and professional and online courses. Undergraduate majors include nutrition, pre-physical therapy, pre-occupational therapy, earth and environmental sciences, criminal justice, law, economics, finance, marketing, management, information and decision sciences, art history, women's studies, French, music, theatre and performance, among many others. Graduate studies include majors in accounting, anthropology, art history, business administration, communication, computer science, nutrition, nursing, neuroscience, pharmacology, oral sciences, studio arts, sociology, social work and much more. The school also offers joint degree programs.
- Roosevelt University is a four-year institution and provides prospective students with both graduate and undergraduate programs. Undergraduate programs include general studies, communication, paralegal studies, English, economics, psychology, sociology and anthropology, women's and gender studies, political science and public administration, mathematics and actuarial science, literature and linguistics, hospitality and tourism management, history, art history and philosophy, among other programs. Graduate degrees are available in areas like e-learning, human performance improvement, teaching of writing, business fraud examination and real estate development, among other choices.
- Loyola University Chicago is a four-year institution with more than 15,000 enrolled students and more than 71 undergraduate majors and minors. The school offers 85 master's degrees, 31 doctoral degrees and 26 graduate level certificate programs. Students can enroll to earn a degree in arts and sciences, business administration, communication, education, nursing, social work, continuing and professional studies, computer science, criminal justice, English, economics, and dance, among others.
- Kendall College is located in Downtown Chicago and has more than 100 campuses, as well as online courses. Students can choose from a variety of majors, including business management, food management, small business management, psychology and culinary arts, among others. The school also offers graduate level certificate programs in fields such as childhood nutrition, infants and toddlers, special education and English as a second language. There is also the option of completing a general studies bachelor's degree.
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