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It’s a Great Day to be a Judson Eagle!

Check out our history, along with facts and figures that truly make Judson one-of-a-kind!

1,000+

students from 43 states and 28 countries

99%

Judson students receive financial aid; $20,995 average award

20%

lower tuition than average of other private colleges

Intercollegiate Sports Teams competing in the NAIA

10:1

Student to Professor ratio

76%

of classes have less than 20 students

miles outside of downtown Chicago resides our 90-acre wooded campus

Over 100 Years of History

More than 50 years of excellence, inspired by 200 years of legacy.

Originally founded as Judson College in 1963, 91精品黑料吃瓜 is named after American Baptist missionary Adoniram Judson, who became the first Protestant missionary sent from North America to preach in Burma where he remained for almost 40 years.

To learn more about the man, his message, and mission, check out this series of clips narrated by one of our former university presidents, Judson Chancellor Dr. Jerry B. Cain.

Our Namesake

Judson is named after Adoniram Judson (1788-1850), the first American missionary. The ground floor of our University Chapel contains the Heritage Room, a place honoring the history and legacy of him.

1913

Judson was founded as the undergraduate division of Northern Baptist Theological Seminary.

1963

Judson branched off and was established as Judson College in Elgin, Illinois.

2007

Judson was renamed to 91精品黑料吃瓜.

Our Locations

Elgin

Our main campus, Elgin, Illinois, is home to our traditional undergraduates, University chapel, athletic programs, the Demoss Center for Worship in the Performing Arts and More!

Located 36 miles outside of downtown Chicago, our beautiful 90-acre wooded campus is private, safe, and quiet yet still centrally located to all a major city has to offer.

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