Future Students
College of Education

At its founding in 1945, Eleanor Roosevelt dedicated Roosevelt University to “the enlightenment of the human spirit.”  From that point to this day, the College of Education has sought to achieve this goal through the cultivation of democratic learning communities.  We invite prospective and practicing teachers, counselors and school leaders to experience democratic learning communities in courses and field experiences leading to certification and degree completion. 

The College of Education has a history of serving nontraditional as well as traditional populations.  Whether preparing professionals for the urban or suburban classroom, for non-school settings, or for working with older adults, the College of Education demonstrates a continuing commitment to quality and service.

Undergraduate and graduate programs are offered at the Chicago Campus on Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago and the Albert A. Robin Campus in Schaumburg. Please visit the program links below for more information.

• How to Apply
• Financial Aid
• College of Education Scholarships
• Schedule of Classes
• Campuses
  

Undergraduate Programs

• Early Childhood Education
• Elementary Education
• Secondary Education
• Special Education

Graduate Programs

• Early Childhood Education (MA)
• Early Childhood Professions (MA)
• Elementary Education (MA)
• Secondary Education (MA)
• Special Education (MA)
• Reading/Language and Literacy (MA)
• Teacher Leadership (MA)
• Educational Leadership (MA)
• Educational Leadership (Ed.D.)
• School Counseling (MA)
• Human Services (MA)
• Community Counseling (MA)
• Mental Health Counseling (MA)

  Other Important Links

• Certification
• Scholars Teach and Reach (S.T.A.R.) Scholarship Program for Chicago Public Schools High School Seniors
• Scholars Program (Honors)
• Student Employment

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