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Illinois University's vision is to be an engine for innovation to advance social mobility; promote personal, professional and intellectual growth; and transform the world through research, artistry, teaching
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either low-income families or have parents who have not completed a bachelor's degree. The program offers instruction in English, mathematics, science and foreign language; tutoring, academic and cultural
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to the Child Development and Family Center (CDFC), Operated by the School of Family and Consumer Sciences . The center is a lab school providing high-quality care to the children of NIU students, NIU faculty and
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Illinois University is a student-centered nationally recognized public research university, with expertise that benefits our region and spans the globe in a wide variety of fields. Through our main campus in
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departments and spanning the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is the largest of Northern Illinois University's six undergraduate colleges. By the nature
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departments and five centers spanning the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is the largest of NIU's six undergraduate colleges. By the nature of our
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University Northern Illinois University's vision is to be an engine for innovation to advance social mobility; promote personal, professional and intellectual growth; and transform the world through research
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University Northern Illinois University's vision is to be an engine for innovation to advance social mobility; promote personal, professional and intellectual growth; and transform the world through research
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, Engineering and Engineering Technology, Health and Human Sciences, Law, Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Visual and Performing Arts. Centrally located in DeKalb, Northern Illinois University is 30 miles west of
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engage communities for the benefit of the region, state, nation, and world. Nearly 60% of undergraduate students in fall 2023 identified as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC), and 52% identified