LEADERSHIP THROUGH FAITH AND SERVICE
At North Park, you’ll be at the center of a dynamic learning community, rooted in the Christian faith and engaged in a world-class city.
We’re home to cutting-edge facilities, outstanding faculty, and world-class academics. You’ll experience sports, the arts, and chapel, all in the midst of a vibrant, park-like campus. All this, plus access to the exceptional resources of Chicago.
This is your introduction to the people, places, and programs at North Park.
North Park at a Glance
70+ majors, minors, and pre-professional tracks
2,659 students enrolled
30+ acres in Chicago
98% of students receive financial aid
17 average class size
30+ student clubs and organizations
Who we are
The university’s academic programs and learning environment are informed by three institutional values. Our community is:
Christian
Founded in 1891 by Swedish Christian immigrants, North Park continues to embody Christian values and affirmations. Accordingly, we foster respectful discussion and engagement among people of all beliefs.
City-centered
We engage Chicago as a dynamic place of learning and service. We see Chicago as our neighborhood and all of Chicago as our classroom—it’s a doorway to fantastic opportunities.
Intercultural
North Park embraces and values all people and celebrates the global cultural tapestry that is reflected on our campus. We work to ensure the success of all our students, regardless of race, ethnicity, or religious belief.
Majors & Programs
Our core liberal arts curriculum enables you to explore your interests and find your passions throughout your undergraduate years at North Park. This unique liberal arts curriculum prepares you for success in any line of work.
Majors
Advertising (BA, BS)
Art (BA)
Fine Arts
Graphic Design
Biblical and Theological Studies (BA)
Biology (BA, BS)
Biochemistry (BA, BS)
Biomedical Sciences (BA, BS)
Business (BA, BS)
Accounting
Finance
Management
Marketing
Sport Management
Chemistry (BA, BS)
Communication Studies (BA)
Conflict Transformation Studies (BA)
Criminal Justice (BA)
Early Childhood Education (BA)
Elementary Education (BA)
Engineering (BA)
English (BA)
Creative Writing
Literature
Exercise Science (BS)
Kinesiology
Pre-Athletic Training*
Health Sciences (BS)
Health Systems Management
Health and Wellness
History (BA)
Mathematics (BA, BS)
Mechanical Engineering (BS)
*Pathway for the 3+2 accelerated master degree in athletic training (MSAT)
Middle Grades Education (BA)
Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (BA, BS)
Music (BA)
Composition
General Studies
Jazz Studies (Instrumental)
Performance
Music Education (BM in Education)
Instrumental
Voice or Piano
Nonprofit Management (BA, BS)
Nursing (BS)
Philosophy (BA)
Physical Education (BA, BS)
Politics and Government (BA)
Psychology (BA, BS)
Senior High Education (BA, BS)
Second major only
Sociology (BA)
Spanish (BA)
Pre-Professional Tracks
Art Therapy
Dentistry
Law
Medicine
Occupational Therapy
Optometry
Pharmacy
Physical Therapy
Veterinary Science
Plus nine master’s, two post-master’s, and two doctoral programs.
Colleges & Schools
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Business and Nonprofit Management
School of Education
School of Music, Art, and Theatre
School of Nursing and Health Sciences
School of Professional Studies
North Park Theological Seminary
Next Steps
We’re committed to keeping college affordable. We know the cost of your college education is an important factor in your decision. It matters to us, too. According to the College Board, our tuition and fees are consistently several thousand dollars below the national average for private four-year colleges and universities.
Visit Us
45% of students receive a Pell Grant
Cost of attendance
98% of students receive financial aid
Want to find out if North Park is a good fit? The best way is to visit campus and meet our people. But if you can’t make it to Chicago, don’t worry: we have options for you, too.
$34,685 Tuition (2023–24)
$10,765 Housing and food
Estimate your cost and aid: northpark.edu/calculator
Apply online: northpark.edu/apply
What you need:
Official transcripts
ACT or SAT test scores (optional)
Academic reference
Personal essay
File your FAFSA: FAFSA.gov
Accept your offer of admission: northpark.edu/deposit
