Roosevelt University offers new scholarships; hosting open house at Schaumburg campus

Roosevelt University invites prospective graduate and transfer students to its Schaumburg campus for an engaging open house event from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 30.

The event offers attendees a firsthand look at the university’s academic offerings, including new master's programs in occupational therapy, data science, business analytics and more.

Attendees will also learn about The RU Schaumburg Grant which provides graduate scholarships up to $9,000 as well as transfer scholarships up to $3,000 on top of additional financial aid.

• Designed to help students take the next step in their educational journey, the Open House will feature:

• Faculty Meet-and-Greet: Learn directly from Roosevelt’s expert faculty about graduate and transfer programs across disciplines.

• Financial Aid & Career Services Insights: Discover how Roosevelt supports students from enrollment to career launch.

• Guided Campus Tours: Explore the Schaumburg Campus and its student-centered facilities.

• Professional Perks: Enjoy light refreshments, receive a complimentary LinkedIn headshot, and take home exclusive RU swag.

“This event is a great opportunity for students to connect with our community, explore their academic options, and envision their future at Roosevelt,” said Kelly Schmader, Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions.

Attendees also have the opportunity to join a FREE lecture on the principles of cybersecurity hosted by the Roosevelt Incubator for Schaumburg Enterprises (RISE). This event will provide the basics to gain a clear understanding of cybersecurity and insight on how to protect your organization against an evolving landscape of cyber threats. Separate registration required.

Roosevelt University’s Schaumburg Campus serves as a dynamic hub for innovation and learning in the Northwest Suburbs, with a strong commitment to advancing education in business, health, technology, and data sciences.

Sign up at roosevelt.edu/schaumburg.

About Roosevelt University

Roosevelt University, a private institution founded in 1945 on the principles of inclusion and social justice, has more than 4,000 students with campuses in downtown Chicago and Schaumburg, Illinois, and also offers fully online degrees and certificate programs.

Roosevelt offers 65 undergraduate and 50 graduate and doctoral programs across four colleges.

Roosevelt has more than 500 student-athletes who are part of the department’s 23 athletic programs as well as its coed spirit, eSports and marching band programs.

Roosevelt University is a Hispanic Serving Institution. Today, over 28% of Roosevelt students and 35% of undergraduates identify as Hispanic or Latino.

Students who attend Roosevelt University will become socially conscious citizens who thrive in a diverse and changing world. Roosevelt seeks and serves a diverse student body because it values differences in experiences and perspectives, and uses those differences to promote mutual understanding, inclusion and action toward social justice. Learn more at roosevelt.edu.