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South Metropolitan
Higher Education Consortium
202 S. Halsted Street • Chicago Heights, IL 60411
The Economic Impact of the
South Metropolitan Higher Education Consortium Members
Since 1992, the South Metropolitan Higher Education Consortium (SMHEC) has fostered new and enhanced
educational services and programs to citizens, businesses and other institutions in the Chicago metropolitan
southland region.
SMHEC is a unique partnership of 11 higher education institutions; diverse in types and missions, extending
geographically from the south side of Chicago, west to beyond Joliet, south of Kankakee, and east to the Indiana border.
Our institutions include: DeVry University, Governors State University, Illinois Institute of Technology, Joliet Junior
College, Kankakee Community College, Lewis University, Moraine Valley Community College, Prairie State College,
Saint Xavier University, South Suburban College, and the University of St. Francis. SMHEC members are both two-year
and four-year degree granting institutions, and a combination of public, private and for-profit, as well as research and
teaching institutions.
Through institutional collaboration, the Consortium focuses on programs that promote college readiness,
support college completion, enhance educational opportunities and identify economies and efficiencies
that result in streamlining and cost savings. Together, we provide a full range of higher education services to our region
– which includes the south and southwestern portions of Chicagoland, struggling inner-city neighborhoods, suburbs with
vastly diverse economies, and rural populations. Our mission, to help create an effective workforce, enhance our
region, and share our knowledge, provides unique opportunities and challenges in this diverse area.
SMHEC MEMBERS BY THE NUMBERS
• Educate 90,000 students, annually
• Minorities account for 55% of the student population
• Direct operating budgets of $1.5 billion
• Employ over 11,000 people
• Indirectly responsible for over 100,000 jobs in Illinois
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DeVry University’s mission is to foster student learning through high-quality, career-oriented education integrating technology, business, science and the arts.
Founded in 1931, the university offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs onsite and online covering 34 different career fields within its five
distinguished colleges of study: Business & Management, Engineering & Information Sciences, Health Sciences, Liberal Arts & Sciences, and Media Arts &
Technology. The university is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC, www.hlcommission.org). Its highly credentialed faculty members work in
the fields that they teach, providing real-world experiences that prepare students for in-demand careers. With locations across the U.S., DeVry University is one
of the largest private-sector universities in North America. The university is a part of DeVry Education Group (NYSE: DV), a global provider of educational
services.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Total Enrollment: 19,340
Undergraduate: 14,471
Graduate: 4,869
Faculty & Staff:
1,777
Total Expenditures:
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Salaries & Wages:
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Economic Impact to Illinois:
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Total Jobs:
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% Full-Time: 31% Undergraduate 14% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 4,244
Gender: 59% Female 41% Male
% Part-Time: 69% Undergraduate 86% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 4% Black or African American: 19% Hispanic: 14%
White: 47% Other: 15%
Number of Degree Programs: Over 40 undergraduate programs and 26 graduate programs
DeVry’s most popular undergraduate majors include: Business Administration and Management, Medical Records Technician, and Computer Systems
Networking and Telecommunications
Location(s):
18624 W. Creek Drive
Tinley Park, IL 60477
3300 N. Campbell Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618
1221 N. Swift Road
Addison, IL 60101
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Governors State University (GSU), a comprehensive public institution, located in the Chicago suburbs, was created to be a model of innovation. After 45 years
as an upper-division university, in the fall of 2014, GSU admitted its first freshman class, opened its first living-learning residence hall, and launched an athletic
program. This transformation was based on rigorous research and an unwavering commitment to inclusive excellence.
These major systemic changes were accomplished through strategic planning and comprehensive engagement. As we launch Vision 2020, GSU continues to
model academic excellence, innovation, diversity, and responsible citizenship.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Total Enrollment: 5,819
Undergraduate: 3,517
Graduate: 2,302
Faculty & Staff:
500
Total Expenditures:
$122,000,000
Salaries & Wages:
$54,200,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$3,014,975,660
Total Illinois Jobs:
16,900
% Full-Time: 55% Undergraduate 41% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 849
Gender: 64.5% Female 35.5% Male
% Part-Time: 45% Undergraduate 59% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 1.5% Black or African American: 39% Hispanic: 12.3%
White: 34% Other: 13.2%
Number of Degree Programs: 29 undergraduate degrees
GSU’s most popular programs include: Liberal Arts & Sciences, and Health Professions and Related Programs
Location(s):
One University Parkway
University Park, IL 60484
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Illinois Institute of Technology is a national, technological, Ph.D.- granting research university, with world-renowned programs in engineering, architecture, the
sciences, humanities, psychology, business, law, and design. Founded in 1940 and tracing its roots back to the 1890s with the foundings of Armour Institute of
Technology and Lewis Institute, IIT brings a focused, interdisciplinary approach to education, including the Interprofessional Projects Program. With five
campuses throughout the Chicago area and alumni around the world, IIT pairs the educational and cultural experiences of America's Second City with the small
feel of an undergraduate population of just over 2300 and total population of just over 7800.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Total Enrollment: 7,730
Undergraduate: 2,944
Graduate: 4,786
Faculty & Staff:
1075
Total Expenditures:
$277,000,000
Salaries & Wages:
$123,000,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$ 3,241,659,384
Total Illinois Jobs:
18,726
% Full-Time: 92% Undergraduate 20% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 262
Gender: 30.% Female 70% Male
% Part-Time: 8% Undergraduate 80% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 13% Black or African American: 6% Hispanic: 16%
White: 34% Other: 31%
Number of Degree and Certificate Programs: Over 40 undergraduate majors and graduate degrees
IIT’s most popular programs include: Engineering, Computer Science, Architecture and Related Services, and Computer and Information Sciences and Support
Services
Location(s):
Main Campus
10 W. 35th Street
Chicago, IL 60616
Downtown Campus
565 West Adams Street
Chicago, IL
Other Campuses in:
Bedford Park
Wheaton
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Joliet Junior College, the nation’s first public community college, is an innovative and accessible institution dedicated to student learning, community prosperity,
cultural enrichment, and inclusion. JJC delivers quality lifelong learning opportunities empowering diverse students and the community through academic
excellence, workforce training, and comprehensive support services.
The college offers pre-baccalaureate programs for students planning to transfer to four-year universities; occupational and technical education leading directly to
employment; adult education and literacy programs; personal development courses; economic development programs; and support services necessary to help
students succeed. JJC’s District 525 serves approximately 210,000 households in a 1,442-square-mile area that includes parts of seven counties—Will, Grundy,
Kankakee, Kendall, LaSalle, Livingston and Cook. The college offers day, evening and weekend classes at three campuses and three extension centers, in addition
to more than 20 satellite sites.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Students:
15,383
Faculty & Staff:
698
Total Expenditures:
$139,000,000
Salaries & Wages:
$57,500,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$ 3,241,659,384
Total Illinois Jobs:
17,944
% Full-Time: 33% 0% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 316
Gender: 54% Female 46% Male
% Part-Time: 67% 0% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 3% Black or African American: 10% Hispanic: 27%
White: 57% Other: 3%
Number of Degree and Certificate Programs: Over 180 degree and certificate programs
JJC’s most popular programs include: Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities, as well as Health Professions and Related Programs
Location(s):
Main Campus
1215 Houbolt Road
Joliet, IL 60431
City Center Campus
235 N. Chicago St.
Joliet, IL 60432
Other Campuses in:
Frankfort, Morris, and
Romeoville
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KCC is committed to one mission: Enhancing quality of life through learning. KCC is dedicated to providing quality, comprehensive educational programs and
services, and offer a supportive environment for lifelong learning for the development of the individual and the community. In its credit division, KCC awards
associates degrees, associate in Applied Science degrees and certificates of completion. Students attend KCC both to prepare to transfer to four-year
institutions and complete bachelor’s degrees and to prepare to enter the job market directly from KCC. KCC also offers non-degree programs to meet a
variety of community needs, including workforce development and remedial development, through its office of Continuing Education and Career Services and its
Division of Adult and Community Education.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Students:
3,078
Faculty & Staff:
492
Total Expenditures:
$43,200,000
Salaries & Wages:
$15,700,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$2,871,097,437
Total Illinois Jobs:
16,101
% Full-Time: 36% 0% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 93
Gender: 64% Female 36% Male
% Part-Time: 64% 0% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 1% Black or African American: 13% Hispanic: 13%
White: 68% Other: 5%
Number of Degree Programs: Over 30 degree programs
KKC’s most popular programs include: Liberal Arts and Nursing
Location(s):
Riverfront Campus
100 College Drive
Kankakee, IL 60901
MITC
2580 S. Route 45/52
Kankakee, IL 60901
North Extension
450 N. Kinzie
Bradley, IL 60476
South Extension
1488 E. Walnut Street
Watseka, IL 60970
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Lewis University is a Catholic university in the Lasallian tradition offering distinctive undergraduate and graduate programs to nearly 7,000 traditional and adult students. Lewis
offers multiple campus locations, online degree programs, and a variety of formats that provide accessibility and convenience to a growing student population. Sponsored by the
De La Salle Christian Brothers, Lewis prepares intellectually engaged, ethically grounded, globally connected, and socially responsible graduates. The seventh largest private not-
for-profit university in Illinois, Lewis has been nationally recognized by The Princeton Review and U.S. News & World Report. Visit www.lewisu.edu for further information.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Total Enrollment: 6,544
Undergraduate: 4,553
Graduate: 1,991
Faculty & Staff:
627
Total Expenditures:
$122,000,000
Salaries & Wages:
$46,900,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$3,019,647,284
Total Illinois Jobs:
17,053
% Full-Time: 82% 23% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 640
Gender: 53% Female 47% Male
% Part-Time: 18% 77% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 4% Black or African American: 6% Hispanic: 19%
White: 61% Other: 9%
Number of Degree and Certificate Programs: 80 undergraduate programs and 22 graduate programs
Lewis’ most popular programs include: Registered Nurse, Criminal Justice/Safety Studies; Business Administration and Management
Location(s):
Main Campus
One University Parkway
Romeoville, IL 60446
Oak Brook
1111 W. 22nd St., Ste 700
Oak Brook, IL 60523
Lewis University at Tinley
18501 Maple Creek Drive
Tinley Park, IL 60477
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Moraine Valley Community College is one of the nation’s leading community colleges, with a proud tradition of meeting the diverse needs of our students. The college offers a
variety of programs and services specifically designed to help students succeed in their academic, personal and professional pursuits. Students choose Moraine Valley for various
reasons, but the most important include excellent faculty, small class size, up-to-date curriculum and equipment, affordable cost, convenience, and safe environment.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Students:
15,021
Faculty & Staff:
903
Total Expenditures:
$131,000,000
Salaries & Wages:
$56,200,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$3,161,652,559
Total Illinois Jobs:
18,096
% Full-Time: 42% Undergraduate 0% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 519
Gender: 52% Female 48% Male
% Part-Time: 58% 0% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 2% Black or African American: 10% Hispanic: 23%
White: 51% Other: 13%
Number of Degree and Certificate Programs: Over 40 degree and certificate programs within 16 fields of study
MVCC’s most popular programs include: Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies, Health Professions and Related Programs, and Liberal Arts and Sciences
Location(s):
Main Campus
9000 W. College Drive
Palos Hills, IL 60465
Southwest Education Center
17900 S. 94th Avenue
Tinley Park, IL 60487
Blue Island
12940 S. Western Avenue
Blue Island, IL 60406
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Prairie State College (PSC) is a two-year community college offering associate degrees, technical and career certificates, and adult, corporate, and continuing
education. Our 130-acre campus is located at South Halsted Street and Vollmer Road in Chicago Heights, Illinois. We serve over 11,000 students annually
through our credit and non-credit courses. Prairie State College was the first Illinois community college to guarantee all credits will transfer to other Illinois
colleges and universities, an assurance that has grown through the Illinois Articulation Initiative.
PSC offers associate degrees that prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions, associate degrees and certificates that prepare students for specific
careers, and an associate degree that recognize the completion of a broad range of college-level courses. Degrees and certificates in more than 100 majors,
including nursing and dental hygiene, are offered.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Students:
4,484
Faculty & Staff:
746
Total Expenditures:
$46,400,000
Salaries & Wages:
$21,700,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$2,899,393,174
Total Illinois Jobs:
14,578
% Full-Time: 35% 0% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 235
Gender: 58.6% Female 41% Male
% Part-Time: 65% 0% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 1% Black or African American: 54.11% Hispanic: 18%
White: 20% Other: 7%
Number of Degree and Certificate Programs: 40 major programs of study and 24 degrees
PSC’s most popular programs include: Health Professions and Related Programs, Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
Location(s):
Main Campus
202 S. Halsted Street
Chicago Heights, IL 60411
Matteson Area Center
4821 Southwick Drive
Matteson, IL
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Established in 1927, South Suburban College (SSC) is a fully accredited, comprehensive community college with locations in South Holland and Oak Forest. SSC
offers over 100 career education and transfer programs awarding Associate Degrees, professional certifications and transferable credits. SSC provides numerous
community outreach programs including Adult Basic Education (ABE), High School Equivalency (HSE), English as a Second Language (ESL), Continuing Education
and a Business & Career Institute. Full-time students can attend for approximately $4,500 per year. SSC’s Financial Aid Office will work to maximize student aid
and tuition waivers, and the SSC Foundation offers a wide range of scholarship opportunities for all students.
SSC is now offering a Free Class to all first time credit students residing in District 510, Lake County, IN, or those who qualify for the Chicago Regional Rate.
The Free Class applies to tuition only, and does not apply to courses of more than 5 credit hours. More information is available at www.ssc.edu/freeclass
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Students:
3703
Faculty & Staff:
282
Total Expenditures:
$25,100,000
Salaries & Wages:
$55,200,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$2,895,375,637
Total Illinois Jobs:
16,015
% Full-Time: 37% 0% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 256
Gender: 67% Female 33% Male
% Part-Time: 63% 0% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 1% Black or African American: 61% Hispanic: 18%
White: 17% Other: 3%
Number of Degree and Certificate Programs: Over 100 degree and certificate programs
SSC’s most popular programs include: Liberal Arts and Humanities, and Biological and Physical Sciences
Location(s):
Main Campus
15800 S. State Street
South Holland, IL 60473
Oak Forest Campus
16333 S. Kilbourn Avenue
Oak Forest, IL 60452
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Saint Xavier University was founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1846 and was the first Mercy institution of higher learning in the United States. It is Chicago's
oldest Catholic University, educating approximately 5,000 students. Inspired by its Catholic identity and Mercy heritage, Saint Xavier University's mission is to
educate men and women to search for truth, to think critically, to communicate effectively and to serve wisely and compassionately in support of human dignity
and the common good. Saint Xavier University was named on Colleges of Distinction’s 2013-14 “Catholic Colleges of Distinction” list, which honors higher
education institutions across the country that engage students, offer great teaching, create vibrant campus communities and foster successful outcomes.
Saint Xavier offers 38 undergraduate majors and 25 graduate program options in the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Education, the School of
Nursing, the Graham School of Management and the School for Continuing and Professional Studies.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Total Enrollment: 3,896
Undergraduate: 2,954
Graduate: 942
Faculty & Staff:
365
Total Expenditures:
$73,500,000
Salaries & Wages:
$34,600,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$2,926,289,864
Total Illinois Jobs:
16,277
% Full-Time: 88% Undergraduate 21% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 291
Gender: 64% Female 36% Male
% Part-Time: 12% Undergraduate 79% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 3% Black or African American: 13% Hispanic: 35%
White: 42% Other: 7%
Number of Degree and Certificate Programs: 40 undergraduate majors and 25 graduate programs
SXU’s most popular programs include: Health Professions and Related Programs; Business, Management, Marketing
Location(s):
Main Campus
3700 W. 103rd Street
Chicago, IL 60655
Orland Park Campus
18230 Orland Parkway
Orland Park, IL 60467
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Founded in 1920 by the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate, the University of St. Francis is a Catholic university rooted in the liberal arts. It prepares
women and men to contribute to the world through service and leadership, and encourages the Franciscan values of respect, service, integrity and compassion in
both spirit and deed. With numerous programs to choose from, USF offers something for every learner. Its educators are committed to developing learning
opportunities that enrich students with real-world experiences for a fulfilling career and life. The University of St. Francis has received repeated high rankings
from U.S. News & World Report and Princeton Review for its quality educational programs, both online and on campus, and has been named a “Military-
Friendly School” by G.I. Jobs magazine for its recruitment of and commitment to America’s veterans. USF has 42,000 alumni nationwide.
Economic Impact and Student Population (source: IPEDS) (2015-2018)
Total Enrollment: 3,864
Undergraduate: 1,620
Graduate: 2,244
Faculty & Staff:
334
Total Expenditures:
$48,700,000
Salaries & Wages:
$22,800,000
Economic Impact to Illinois:
$2,893,370,930
Total Illinois Jobs:
16,064
% Full-Time: 82% Undergraduate 9% Graduate Undergraduate Transfer-in: 214
Gender: 66% Female 34% Male
% Part-Time: 18% Undergraduate 91% Graduate
Ethnicity: Asian: 2% Black or African American: 8% Hispanic: 18%
White: 65% Other: 5%
Number of Degree and Certificate Programs: Over 70 academic majors and a wide range of minors
USF’s most popular programs include: Health Professions and Related Programs; Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services
Location(s):
Main Campus
500 Wilcox Street
Joliet, IL
St. Bonaventure Campus
16-18 W. Van Buren Street
Joliet, IL 60432
St. Clare Campus
1550 Plainfield Road
Joliet, IL 60435