University of Chicago

The University of Chicago was founded in 1890, which situated in Chicago’s Hyde Park community, which offers a rich campus life in a big-city setting. The University has a total undergraduate enrollment of nearly 5,700 and its 217 acre campus is located within the major city of Chicago. It utilizes a quarter-based academic calendar, which runs from late September until early June.

The University of Chicago Maroons have 19 NCAA Division III teams, the majority of which compete in the University Athletic Association, which is comprised of other major research institutions within major cities. At University of Chicago, first-years are required to live on campus, and 60 percent of the overall student body lives on campus, while others live in off-campus apartments.

University of Chicago offers 350+ student organizations & about 10 % of students join a small but active Greek life community. Since 1987, the school has hosted the 4 day "University of Chicago Scavenger Hunt," now a venerable university tradition.

The University prides itself on the strength of its intellectual traditions, including a dedication to intense critical analysis and lively debate, all of which result in creative solutions to complex problems. The University has been home to 89 Nobel Prize winners, over 200 Guggenheim fellows, 30 Macarthur "genius" fellows, and 20 Pulitzer Prize-winners.

• Total No. of Enrolment: 13070
• No. of International Students: 2117（16%）
• No. of Undergraduate Enrollment: 5073
• No. of International Students: 435（9%）
• No. of Graduate Enrollment: 7997
• No. of International Students: 1682（21%）

Address: 5801 South Ellis Avenue, Chicago, IL 60637, USA (United States of America)

Website: www.uchicago.edu