Chicago Campus

University of Phoenix in Schaumburg, Illinois: The Chicago Campus

Convenient, flexible degree programs in business, health care and criminal justice are available at the University of Phoenix Chicago Campus in Schaumburg, Illinois. This campus offers a variety of bachelor's and master's programs, many of which can be completed entirely through our Online Campus. This makes the Chicago Campus a good fit for many working adults who need to balance the demands of their busy lives with their educational goals.

If you're just starting out, associate's degree programs are available through Axia College of University of Phoenix. These programs are offered exclusively online and can be completed in as few as 20 months.

Earn Your Degree Conveniently and Efficiently at the Chicago Campus in Schaumburg, Illinois

The Chicago Campus in Schaumburg, Illinois enables you to earn your degree while earning a living and keep your commitments. Depending upon the program you choose, you can attend class at the Chicago Campus or you can attend through our Online Campus.

As a campus-based student, your classes will meet once a week, usually in the evenings. You'll also meet weekly with your learning team, a small group of classmates who work together to complete assignments and coursework. If you're learning online, you can log on and participate in your class at times and places that fit your schedule. You'll participate three to five days a week, depending upon your program.

Whether you learn through our Online Campus or at the Chicago Campus, you'll learn from faculty members with advanced degrees and substantial experience in the fields they teach. In addition to providing practical insight and real-world knowledge, these faculty members teach degree programs that are rigorous and relevant. In fact, University of Phoenix degree programs are designed by academic professionals, often in collaboration with industry professionals, to ensure quality and application to today's world.

Program offerings are subject to change and may not be available in both online and on-campus formats.