1. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Founded in the year 1867, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is the flagship school of the University of Illinois system. It is a public land-grant institution and is considered a “Public Ivy” – meaning it provides Ivy League-level education at a cheap (and for some, free) price.
The university offers 150 undergraduate and 100 graduate programs through its 15 academic departments. These are the schools of Agriculture, Fine & Applied Arts, Engineering, Medicine, Information Science, Health Science, Law, Education, Liberal Arts & Science, Business, Media, Social Work, Aviation, Labor and employment Relations, Veterinary Medicine, and Medicine.
Through the Illinois commitment, the university offers free tuition for four years for in-state students and enrollees from families with an income of $67,100 and below. The caveat here though is the strict admission process, as the university often requires a high GPA and SAT/ACT, especially in the College of Engineering.
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