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Judson University, located in Elgin, Illinois, is a Christian liberal arts university offering a broad range of undergraduate, graduate, and adult professional programs. The University is dedicated to equipping students to become leaders in their chosen fields through a combination of rigorous academics, real-world experience, and a strong emphasis on the development of Christian values.

Judson University is a fully accredited, private Christian university of the liberal arts, science and professions. Judson offers degrees in more than 50 different majors/minors for traditional, graduate, and adult students. Judson University ranks consistently among the Top-Tier of Regional Colleges in the Midwest by U.S. News and World Report. With an academically challenging environment and encouraging spiritual community, Judson shapes lives that shape the world. Judson is home to more than 1,200 students from 41 states and 29 countries and has two campus: a 90-acre campus in Elgin at State Road 31 and I-90 and a satellite campus in Rockford. An active ''citizen'' of the City of Elgin, Judson is committed to serving the city's needs through strong partnerships with businesses, schools, and non-profit agencies. Judson is also home to the annual World Leaders Forum, which has brought George W. Bush, Mikhail S. Gorbachev, Tony Blair, Condoleezza Rice, and others to Judson's campus. The World Leaders Forum offers our students and area professionals the opportunity to be in the presence of and inspired by World Leaders. It is also a catalyst to raise the capital necessary to fund the Leaders scholarships at Judson University. http://www.judsonu.edu