Colleges and Universities of Illinois

There are eleven "National Universities" in the state. As of August 19, 2010, six of them ranked in the "first tier". The University of Chicago is consistently ranked as one of the top ten universities in the world in various independent university rankings, and its Booth School of Business,

Augustana College •

Aurora University •

Barat College •

Benedictine University •

Blackburn College •

Bradley University •

College of St. Francis •

Columbia College Chicago •

Concordia University •

DePaul University •

Dominican University •

Eastern Illinois University •

East-West University •

Elmhurst College •

Eureka College •

Greenville College •

Illinois College •

Illinois Institute of Technology •

Illinois State University •

Illinois Wesleyan University •

Judson College •

Kendall College •

Knox College •

Lake Forest College •

Lewis University •

Loyola University - Chicago •

MacMurray College •

McKendree College •

Millikin University •

Monmouth College •

National-Louis University •

North Central College •

Northeastern Illinois University •

Northern Illinois University •

North Park University •

Northwestern University •

Olivet Nazarene University •

Principia College •

Quincy University •

Robert Morris College •

Rockford College •

Roosevelt University •

School of the Art Institute of Chicago •

Southern Illinois University - Carbondale •

Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville •

St. Xavier University •

Trinity Christian College •

Trinity International University •

University of Chicago •

University of Illinois - Chicago •

University of Ilinois - Urbana-Champaign •

Western Illinois University •

Wheaton College •