115430 - Bachelor Middle Childhood Education

Roosevelt University is a private university founded in 1945 with campuses in Chicago, Illinois and Schaumburg. The university's curriculum is based on principles of social justice with enrollments around 7,000 students between its undergraduate and graduate programs. Roosevelt offers 65+ undergraduate degrees and 40+ graduate degrees in liberal arts, health and sciences, business, education, and performing arts. Roosevelt University’s culture and mission stem from the commitment to diversity, inclusion and equity on which the University was founded. Over the years, Roosevelt University has fortified the dedication through learning that transcends the classroom. The student residences occupy

the top 17 floors of the Wabash Building, giving you unparalleled panoramic views of the Chicago skyline and lakefront, all from the heart of the city. It's providing you a safe and supportive environment in which to learn. The classrooms, dining center, fitness facilities, staff offices and campus resources are all self-contained within the Wabash Building, meaning you'll always be close to home. And, the well-trained residence advisers that live in the residence halls are always available for help. With over 50 student organizations, you have many opportunities to meet new friends, discover a cause you’re passionate about, or find a creative outlet. The SPEED Activities Board hosts a plethora of events--comedians, festivals, movie nights, Chicago sporting events, These are a great way to have some fun, make new friends, and connect to the Roosevelt community.