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Graduate Schools / University of Illinois at Chicago

In Brief


	The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) is the Chicago campus of the University of Illinois. With 36,000 students, UIC is the largest university in the Chicago area. According to statistics from the UIC web site, 1 in 57 adult Chicagoans, 1 in 10 college graduates in Chicago, and 1 in 6 Illinois physicians are graduates of UIC. UIC has been named as one of the most affordable universities in the United States by the magazine U...

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General Information


	Location	Chicago, IL



	Community	City: Large



	School Type	Public, 4-year or above



	Calendar	Semester



	Enrollment	16,044 undergraduate 10,796 graduate



	Faculty	3,218 total 8:1 student/faculty ratio



	System	UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS



	Affililation	N/A

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University of Illinois at Chicago
601 S Morgan
Chicago, IL 60607

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Phone Numbers


	General Info	(312) 996-7000



	Admissions Office	(312) 996-4350



	Financial Aid Office	(312) 996-3126

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