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With scholarship programs, advising services and growing research opportunities, Roosevelt University offers an academic support systems that prepares STEM majors from every background to succeed.

Roosevelt's Disability Services Office assists students with a variety of needs and helps them accomplish their academic goals no matter their obstacles.

Every summer, Roosevelt University students demonstrate the power of experiential learning through a diverse array of internships that bridge academic knowledge with real-world impact. Their stories reflect a shared commitment to growth, service, and professional excellence.

Leticia Ransom (MBA, ‘95) and Arica Latimer (MSHRM, ‘15) proudly maintain a decade-long friendship and share a connection with Roosevelt's Heller College of Business.

In this tenure-track role, Dr. Buckman will teach real estate courses at the undergraduate and graduate level, conduct research in the real estate field and provide mentorship to program participants.

Davide Comai is an international student-athlete from Italy who graduated Spring 2025 with a double major in Finance and Real Estate. He will begin the MBA program with a concentration in Data Analytics in August 2025.

With a goal of obtaining his CPA license and exploring forensic accounting, Knowledge has a profound interest in accountancy and understands the importance of finding solutions to corporate problems while understanding the circulation of money in the system.

Alyssa Louise Geonanga is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Accounting (MSA), a program that allows her to merge academic excellence with hands-on experience in the field.

Psychology major Ely Adams discusses his time at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.

The Psychology doctoral candidate and Commencement speaker has the mission to run every street in Chicago.

Kathleen Mahoney, who earned her Special Education LBS1 Graduate Certificate from Roosevelt in 2011, was recently awarded the Golden Apple for her work at Lake View High School.

Roosevelt’s Tutor 2 Teacher pipeline program allows Chicago Public Schools tutors who already have a BA to enroll in an alternative licensure program and earn an MA in Elementary Education.