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Spalding University combines a rich history, a convenient, urban setting, and a commitment to community service, as we attract students who desire a high quality education in a very personalized setting. Today this urban, co-educational institution offers more than two dozen degree programs at the bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral level, providing quality, real-world learning in liberal and professional studies to over 2500 students. Spalding offers many amenities including a deep connection to community, comprehensive learning resources, service learning and intercollegiate athletics to help its students further develop as individuals and become successful citizens. Spalding strikes a distinctive balance while serving the educational needs of both the traditional student and the working adult. Students benefit from the personal attention provided by an accomplished full-time faculty and a talented part-time faculty of working professionals and practitioners bringing real world experience to the classroom. Spalding is the institution for most every type of learner, offering a variety of degrees in several multi-faceted delivery systems.
Briarcliffe College is a Bethpage, NY-based company in the Education sector.
JFK University offers innovative and distinguished graduate and undergraduate degree and certificate programs through its three colleges. The Continuing Education division offers courses to meet the continuing education requirements for mental health professionals.
Founded in 1933 by the Sisters of the Presentation of Mary, Rivier University is a Catholic institution recognized for distinctive academic programs, offering many of the region`s leading programs at the undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels.
Lincoln College, chartered Lincoln University in 1865, is a private, liberal arts college, fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association. The College`s roots date back to December 1864. After investigating several sites, commissioners selected Lincoln, Illinois as the location for a new university. On February 6, 1865, a charter for the new university was secured from the Illinois General Assembly. Just six days later, on Abraham Lincoln`s last living birthday, ground was broken for University Hall, the first college building. The foundation was completed and the cornerstone laid by September 1865, and instruction for men and women began that November. The first commencement in 1868 honored three graduates. Since then, Lincoln College has taken its place among the pioneer educational institutions of the Midwest, and serves students at the Lincoln, IL campus, and at it`s satellites in Normal, Oglesby, and Peoria.