Medical Schools in Illinois

Future doctors, researchers and health officials looking for a medical school in Illinois have myriad possibilities from which to choose. Urban campuses abound, particularly in Chicago, where at least six major medical schools train students in classrooms, labs and hospitals. Potential students should consider a university's size, diversity, location, faculty, research and areas of study when narrowing down choices.
  1. Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine

    • Loyola University's Stritch School of Medicine is located in Chicago's Maywood suburb. Its medical history goes back to the turn of the century, when the university felt there was a need to offer a well-rounded medical school experience linked to the university's Catholic heritage and Jesuit tradition.

      Loyola University
      Stritch School of Medicine
      2160 South First Avenue
      Maywood, IL 60153
      (708) 216-3229
      www.meddean.lumc.edu

    Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

    • At the Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, students have the opportunity to study abroad and conduct research. The school offers joint programs in bioethics, public health, heath-care quality and public safety.

      Northwestern University
      Feinberg School of Medicine
      303 East Chicago Avenue
      Chicago, IL 60611
      (312) 503-8194
      feinberg.northwestern.edu

    Rosalind Franklin University Chicago Medical School

    • The University's Chicago Medical School is dedicated to Rosalind Franklin, a pioneering researcher credited with capturing the first picture of the DNA structure. Students also study at the affiliated College of Health Professions and the Dr. William Scholl College of Podiatry.

      Rosalind Franklin University
      Chicago Medical School
      3333 Green Bay Road
      North Chicago, IL 60064
      (847) 578-3000
      rosalindfranklin.edu

    Rush University Rush Medical College

    • At Rush Medical College in Chicago, students train at various locations in a network of 10 affiliated urban and rural hospitals. About 75 percent of incoming students come from Illinois.

      Rush University
      Rush Medical College
      Armour Academic Center
      600 S. Paulina Street Suite 202
      Chicago, IL 60612
      (312) 942-5681
      www.rushu.rush.edu

    Southern Illinois University School of Medicine

    • Established in 1970, the state-sponsored SIU School of Medicine's 300 students take first-year courses in Carbondale, then continue in later years at facilities in Springfield. The school offers 14 residency and 10 fellowship programs with a staff of more than 1,200.

      Southern Illinois University
      School of Medicine
      P.O. Box 19621
      Springfield, IL 62794
      (217) 545-2155
      siumed.edu

    University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine

    • The Pritzker School of Medicine in Chicago features high per-capita research funding, a diverse student body and a relatively small enrollment of under 500 students. According to Princeton Review, the school's applicants have the top MCAT scores and GPAs of all Illinois medical schools.

      University of Chicago
      Pritzker School of Medicine
      924 East 57th Street Suite 104
      Chicago, IL 60637
      (773) 702-1939
      pritzker.bsd.uchicago.edu

    University of Illinois College of Medicine

    • With an enrollment of 1,200 students and campuses in Chicago, Peoria, Rockford and Champaign-Urbana, the UIC College of Medicine offers a variety of combined degree programs, including a combined doctor of medicine and doctorate degree.

      University of Illinois
      College of Medicine
      1853 W. Polk Street
      Chicago, IL 60612
      (312) 996-3500
      medicine.uic.edu

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