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A college degree is more than a credential—it changes your life. At Roosevelt University, we prepare students not just for jobs, but for impactful careers and meaningful lives.
College graduates earn, on average, ($1.2 Million) 84% more over their lifetime than those with only a high school diploma.
Many high-demand jobs require a college degree. Employers look for skills like critical thinking, communication, and adaptability—hallmarks of a Roosevelt education.
Degree holders face lower unemployment rates and are more likely to have benefits like health insurance and retirement plans.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
College helps you discover your passions, build lasting relationships, gain confidence, and develop a global perspective and gain a sense of purpose.
Engaging in meaningful extracurricular activities helps our students build resilience, manage stress, and develop coping strategies.
Through coursework that emphasizes analysis, problem-solving, and synthesis of ideas, our students learn to approach challenges from multiple perspectives.
At Roosevelt, we prioritize fostering self-reliance by teaching students to advocate for themselves, set goals, and achieve them. Emphasizing social justice, we inspire students to actively engage in their communities during and after their time with us.
Source: Postsecondary Value Commission (2021). “The Monetary Value of Economic and Racial Justice in Postsecondary Education: Quantifying the Potential for Public Good”
Roosevelt has lower tuition and generous financial aid options.
Internships, service learning, and hands-on opportunities prepare you for life after graduation.
From academic advising to career services, Roosevelt is dedicated to your success.