Educational Institutions
- Aurora University is a private liberal arts college located in Aurora
- Benedictine University a private university located in Lisle
- The College of DuPage is a community college that primarily serves DuPage County, located in Glen Ellyn
- DePaul University is a private Chicago-based university with a campus in Naperville
- DeVry University, headquartered in Oakbrook Terrace, offers numerous technical degrees at its eight Chicago area campuses.
- Elmhurst College is a private liberal arts college located in Elmhurst
- Illinois Institute of Technology, with a campus in Wheaton, offers three degree programs in Information Technology and Management.
- Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, a three-year magnet high school for the State of Illinois in Aurora. Many of its students participate research internships elsewhere in the ITRC.
- Kishwaukee College is a community college that primarily serves DeKalb County, located in Malta
- National-Louis University is a private Chicago-based university with a campus in Lisle
- North Central College is a private liberal arts college located in Naperville
- Northern Illinois University, is a public university and research institution located in DeKalb. It is the second largest institution of higher education in the state of Illinois in terms of enrollment. A satellite campus is located in Naperville.
- Waubonsee Community College is a community college that primarily serves central & southern Kane County and northern Kendall County, located in Sugar Grove
- Wheaton College is a private liberal arts college located in Wheaton
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