Lewis University, Romeoville (Illinois) and Albuquerque (New Mexico) Campus

About Lewis University, Romeoville (Illinois) and Albuquerque (New Mexico) Campus

Lewis University was established in 1932 as the Holy Name Technical School, starting as an all-boys aviation technical school. From training pilots who fought in the Second World War to making a name for itself through its global connections and athletic contributions to the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Championships, the University has been a base for many contributions to the Midwestern region. Lewis University’s curriculum is rooted in Catholic and Lasallian values, especially knowledge, fidelity, justice, and community. It is nationally recognized for its commitment to quality education, student success, and inclusive learning. Lewis University is among the most accessible and unique Universities in the USA for international students, focused on holistic learning and well-being through Lasallian education. Over 70 Global Universities are a part of the International Association of Lasallian Universities, leading to an internationalized exchange of research, cultural knowledge, and student experiences. The University provides personalized interactions with faculty members, a curriculum with multicultural academic perspectives, and a learning approach that blends practical learning with critical thinking and liberal arts. It boasts a diverse body of 7,000 students, including working professionals pursuing continued educational development. The main campus in Romeoville is just 35 minutes from the major city of Chicago, home to around 1,300 students. Most of its popular Graduate and Undergraduate programs are also offered at its campus in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Lewis University boasts an impressive 96% graduate employability rate as per the latest Career Outcomes Survey, making it an ideal place to study in the USA for international students.

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