About University of Chicago
Since 1890, UChicago has charted a path committed to academic excellence. The university promotes diversity and innovation in education for future generation leaders. Inquiry continues to be at the university’s forefront whether students pursue degrees in the humanities and social sciences or physical and biological sciences. Today, this private not-for-profit university operates a main Chicago campus and international campuses and centers.
Online and hybrid learning has made its way to UChicago. Students benefit from these flexible formats as they pursue graduate programs. Fully online master’s programs maximize flexibility in learning without sacrificing academic rigor.
Accreditation & Licensing
University of Chicago is accredited by:
Higher Learning Commission (HLC)
Type:
4-year, Private not-for-profitHighest Level Offered:
Doctor's degreeReligious Affiliation:
Not applicableEnrollment:
Undergraduate: 9,174 ; Graduate: 12,404Percent of Fully Online Students:
Undergraduate: Less than 1% ; Graduate: Less than 1%Graduation Rate:
95%Transfer Rate:
2%Median Earnings, 10-Years After Degree Completion:
$91,885Median Debt After Graduation (4-Year Degree):
$15,000Average Undergraduates Receiving Aid:
51%Per Undergraduate Average Aid Award:
$48,772Yellow Ribbon Program:
YesGeographic and Educational Overview
University of Chicago is located in Illinois
Illinois at a Glance:
Top Majors in Illinois:
Top Incentives in Illinois:
- Monetary Award Program (MAP): Up to $5,340 annually
Top Career Pathways in Illinois:
- Entry Level: Financial Analyst ($65,000)
- Mid Level: Senior Analyst ($95,000)
- Senior Level: Finance Director ($150,000+)
- Required Education: BS Finance
- Certifications: CFA, FRM