Judson’s Elgin Campus
After a temporary closure for the community’s health and safety during the COVID-19 outbreak, select classes are now open on our Elgin campus, as well as 100% online.
Judson’s roots begin with the Northern Theological Seminary in 1913, and we’ve spent the last 25 years focused on serving the needs of adult students ready to grow personally and professionally.
Whether your prefer to learn online, in the classroom, or a little of both, Judson’s resources are never far away.
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“I am a single parent. Finding a program with flexible night classes and a location close to home made Judson a perfect fit.”
Brisa Amaya
BA Business Administration Graduate
Since the creation of the Division of Adult and Continuing Education in 1994, Judson has continuously found new and innovative ways to help adult students complete their degree. Now known as the Division of Professional Studies, Judson continues to provide career-specific education with the same level of personal support.
Going back to college later in life isn’t as uncommon as you might think.
1M+
More than 1 million college students nationwide are 30 or older.
“I had always dreamed and talked about going back to college to get my bachelor’s. Not only was I able to model for my children that you can achieve anything with hard work and determination, but I also accomplished one of my biggest dreams.”
Kimberly Voller
Judson Graduate
7 in 10
The majority of undergraduate students work while attending college.
“Every course I took at Judson could be applied in real-time for my future roles and responsibilities.”
Andrea Heiniger
Judson Graduate
9
Degree programs in the Division of Professional Studies
~500
Active enrollment in Division of Professional Studies programs
3
Locations where courses are offered: 100% online and select classes on campus in Elgin or Rockford, Illinois.
We believe education is more than the acquisition of knowledge. It’s also the personal growth and individual experience gained by being part of the Judson community.
As a Judson student, you’ll benefit from Judson’s focus on growth and community. You’ll develop as a person and a professional, guided by caring instructors and supportive peers.
At Judson, we recognize that furthering your education is a big commitment for you, and for us. Rest assured that at Judson, we’re committed to providing you an educational experience founded upon affordability, accessibility, community, and quality.
Close to home
We are proud to make a difference in the Elgin community we call home.
Choose the format that works for you
Learn 100% online or on campus as we start to safely open select classes on our Elgin and Rockford campuses.
One class at a time
Take one course at a time to better focus your studies and maintain a healthy balance.
Faculty Practitioners
Our professors don’t just talk the talk—our faculty members are experienced practitioners in their field, offering expert, real-world insights.
1:1 coaching
You’ll work with a personal success coach to help you make continual progress toward your degree.
Resources
24/7 tech help desk, academic assistance, and other support services are a click or call away.
“My role is to personalize support for each individual student and to craft strategies to achieve success in the school/life balance.
I celebrate their academic milestones, and explore resources that meet their needs.”
—Tonya White, Senior Enrollment Coach
Judson University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and a member of the North Central Association. This means you can be confident in the quality of the education you receive, whether you take classes on campus or online.
That quality is backed up by the local and national recognition that Judson has received from U.S. News and World Report, The Wall Street Journal, College Factual, TheBestSchools.Org, ChristianUniversitiesOnline, Business Insider, and other publications and sites.
