Undergraduate College Departments and Programs University of Chicago Illinois


Offers undergraduates an opportunity to pursue interdisciplinary study of domestic and international policy issues. The primary disciplines among the teaching faculty are economics, political science, and sociology.








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The College* - Main site for undergraduate programs at the University of Chicago.

  • Pre-Law Information - Information center for pre-law students, with a Pre-Law departments and programs departments and programs Guide, FAQ, and links.
  • Quantrell Awards - Winners of the University of Chicago\\'s prestigious award undergraduate college for undergraduate college undergraduate teaching.
  • The Constitution of the College - The ruling document of the undergraduate College at Chicago.
  • College Tutors - The College Core Tutor Program provides one-on-one peer departments and programs assistance and small group support to undergraduates completing departments and programs the Core requirements.
  • Public Policy Studies - Offers undergraduates an opportunity to pursue interdisciplinary study of domestic departments and programs and international policy issues. The primary disciplines among the teaching departments and programs faculty are economics, political science, and sociology.
  • FROGS: Fellowships, Research Opportunities, Grants, and More - Clearinghouse of aid information for undergraduates.
  • Health Professions Advising - Information center for pre-medical students with adviser information, university of chicago a handbook, and links.
  • Study Abroad Programs - Opportunities for students in the College to study in other undergraduate college lands.
  • Family Weekend - An electronic brochure for the October visit of departments and programs departments and programs parents of undergraduates.


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