Benedictine University

The Benedictine monks of St. Procopius Abbey founded Benedictine College in Chicago, Illinois in 1887. Over the years the school moved to Lisle, Illinois, became coeducational and went through a few name changes; finally settling on Benedictine University. With five different colleges, students can choose from over 40 different undergraduate major programs. The university also boasts a 13 to 1 student-teacher ratio. The college of education offers both graduate and undergraduate programs for students.

Key Features

• Students in an education major may choose from elementary, special or secondary education.
• An accelerated program is offered for science and mathematics professionals that are seeking a teaching career.
• Secondary education training is offered in biology, business, chemistry, English, math, physics, social science or Spanish.

Accreditation

Benedictine University is accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the North Central Associations of Colleges and Schools.