Undergraduate degrees (Undergrad)

1. Accounting
2. Agricultural Science
3. Art
4. Biology*
5. Business Administration
6. Chemistry*
7. Child Life Specialist
8. Clinical Laboratory Science*
9. Communication
10. Computer Science – STEM designated
11. Criminal Justice/Sociology
12. Digital Media and Design
13. Elementary Education*
14. English
15. Creative Writing
16. Environmental Science
17. Environmental Studies
18. Hispanic Studies
19. History and Political Science
20. Kinesiology*
21. Kinesiology-Athletic Training
22. Mathematics*
23. Middle Grades Education*
24. Music
25. Nursing
26. Organizational Leadership
27. Philosophy and Religion
28. Psychology
29. Psychology/Occupational Therapy
30. Secondary Education*
31. Social Work
32. Sociology and Psychology
33. Special Education*
34. Sports Management

1. Eureka College students are confident, attractive candidates for employment: The graduating class of 2017-18 had a 97% Career Outcomes Rate, and 97% of surveyed alumni say they felt “prepared to succeed” after graduation.

2. Designated a Campus Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places, Eureka College, chartered in 1855 in central Illinois, has a proud tradition of increasing access to high-quality education: It was the first college in the state and the third in the US to admit both men and women.

3. Eureka College creates leaders dedicated to the greater good: By participating in a community of living and learning throughout their studies, students develop social awareness, understand the value of service, and work to further the welfare of humanity.

• #23 Top Regional Colleges Midwest U.S. News & World Report, 2022
• #13 in the Best Value Schools Regional Colleges Midwest U.S. News & World Report, 2022
• 21st U.S. News and World Report Ranked Eureka College 21st in Social Mobility Regional College in the Midwest for enrolling and graduating large proportions of financially-disadvantaged students awarded Pell Grants.

• Housing: $7,129
• Dining: $5,289
• Other: $2,050