Getting around
UIC Intracampus Bus Service
Free bus service linking east and west campus via Roosevelt Road and Harrison Street with real-time tracking on UIC Ride app
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Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard.
After grants and scholarships, by family income. Average: $9,540.
Getting around
Free bus service linking east and west campus via Roosevelt Road and Harrison Street with real-time tracking on UIC Ride app
Health & safety
Free confidential counseling, crisis services, and mental health support for enrolled UIC students with 24/7 crisis line
Dining halls, quick bites and coffee on campus.

All-you-care-to-eat dining hall in Student Center East with rotating stations and diverse cuisine options
750 S Halsted St
Dining hall inside the Academic and Residential Complex serving residents and commuters on east campus
940 W Harrison St
Food court on the 2nd floor of Student Center East featuring Subway, Burrito Bravo, and Sbarro
750 S Halsted St
Popular chicken restaurant on the 1st floor of Student Center East
750 S Halsted StChinese-American fast food on the 1st floor of Student Center East
750 S Halsted StCoffee shop on the 1st floor of Student Center East, great for studying between classes
750 S Halsted StCoffee and donuts on the 2nd floor of Student Center East
750 S Halsted St
Cafe in James Stukel Towers serving south campus residents and commuters
818 S Wolcott AveCampus convenience store on the 2nd floor of Student Center East for grab-and-go snacks and essentials
750 S Halsted St
Dining options in Student Center West on the health sciences campus
828 S Wolcott Ave
Coffee and snacks inside the Richard J. Daley Library, perfect for study breaks
801 S Morgan StResidence halls, apartments and help finding a place.

Modern east campus residence hall open to all class standings with dining, study lounges, and proximity to Student Center East
940 W Harrison St
South campus high-rise residence halls with Chicago skyline views and on-site dining cafe
818 S Wolcott Ave
Three residence halls (North, South, West) located near east campus with suite and traditional room options
1010 W Harrison St
East campus residence hall open to all class standings with a central courtyard and community spaces
818 S Halsted St
West campus residence hall near health science colleges, Student Center West, and Taylor Street restaurants
1815 W Taylor StShuttles, parking and accessible rides.

Free bus service linking east and west campus via Roosevelt Road and Harrison Street with real-time tracking on UIC Ride app
750 S Halsted St
Chicago Transit Authority Blue Line station at UIC connecting to downtown Loop, O'Hare Airport, and the west side
430 S Halsted St
Campus parking lots and garages with semester permits and daily visitor parking across east and west campus
1100 W Harrison St
Chicago's bike share system with stations on both east and west campus and discounted UIC student memberships
750 S Halsted StTypical pay 4 years after graduating. Top 6 of 47 bachelor's majors with published pay.
Source: College Scorecard, field-of-study data.
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Wrong final grade? Corrections close after two years
"Changes/corrections to final grades are permitted up to two years after recording the final grade in a student’s academic record so long as the course instructor, department chair/head, and college office approve of the change/correction. No grade changes/corrections are allowed after the two-year time limitation."
UIC Catalog — academic standingFail a proficiency exam and no record is made
"The grade given in proficiency examinations is either “pass” or “fail” but a student does not receive a “pass” unless at least the equivalent of a C is earned. Neither grade is included in the computation of the student’s average; no official record is made of a “fail.”"
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