U of I History

U of I

History/Informative

Poll

Are you planning to attend U of I in the future?

• yes

• no

• haven't thought about where I'm going to study

• maybe

Multiple Select

How many majors does U Of I have?

• 200

• 92

• 26

• 135

Multiple Choice

How many undergraduate degrees does U of I have?

• 56

• 200

• 135

• 26

Multiple Select

What majors does U of I have?

• Social Science

• Marketing

• Engineering

• Journalism

Multiple Choice

Where is U of I located?

• Springfield

• Chicago

• Champaign

• Elmhurst

Location

"The university is in the twin cities of Champaign and Urbana (total population 207,000) in east-central Illinois. Situated about 140 miles south of Chicago, 125 miles west of Indianapolis, and 180 miles northeast of St. Louis."

Longitude + Latitude of the Quad40°06'36.88"N 88°13'38.13"W

Multiple Choice

What is U of I acceptance rate?

• 17%

• 6%

• 59%

• 30%

Multiple Choice

What year was U of I founded?

• 1867

• 1908

• 1854

• 1978

It is the second oldest public school in the state

"The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is one of the original 37 public land-grant institutions created after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Morrill Act in 1862."

Multiple Choice

Which has more sports available to them?

• Women

• Men

Women's Sports

• women have about 10 sports available to them such as...

• Basketball/Swim & Dive

• Cross Country/Tennis

• Golf/ Track and Field

• Gymnastics/ Volleyball

• Soccer

• Softball

Men Sports

• Men about about 9 sports available to them such as....

• Baseball/ Tennis

• Basketball/ Track and Field

• Cross Country/ Wrestling

• Football

• Golf

• Gymnastics

Multiple Choice

Does U of I required SAT

• no

• yes

SAT

• Test Optional

• Students applying for fall 2021 freshman admission to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will not be required to submit SAT or ACT test results due to the COVID-19 pandemic limiting students' opportunities to take the exams.

• will not require students applying for admission in the 2022-23 and 2023-24 academic years to submit SAT or ACT test results since the COVID-19 pandemic has limited their opportunities to take the exams. 

Multiple Choice

Is U of I....?

• Public

• Private

It is a Public Ivy institution

Multiple Choice

How many items does the U of I library contain?

• 24,000,000+

• 1 million

• a couple thousand

LIBRARY COLLECTIONS

•  one of the largest public university libraries in the world

• 20+ Area studies libraries; one of the larger engineering libraries in the country, state-of-the-art agricultural library, and world-renowned rare book and manuscript library

Multiple Select

Which is a cultural center located in the U of I campus?

• Asian-American Cultural center

• bruce d. nesbitt african american cultural center

• la casa cultural latina

• All of the above

CULTURAL CENTERS

• Asian-American cultural center

• Bruce D. Nesbitt African American Cultural center

• La Casa Cultural Latina

• Native American House

• Women’s Resources center

• LGBTQ Resource Center

Multiple Choice

What are the school colors?

• Orange and Blue

• White and Orange

• Blue and Red

• White and Blue

Multiple Choice

What is U of I tuition fee's for in-states?

• $15,602

• $30,228

Tuition Fees

• The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign tuition fees are $15,602 for in-state and $30,228 for out of state students. 

Multiple Choice

Is U of I and grant institution?

• no

• yes

 It is a land and sea grant institution

Multiple Choice

How many courses does U of I have?

• 800

• 560

• 300

• 1,000

Course Descriptions

• Courses numbered 000-099 are for preparatory work that does not count toward a degree but do count for tuition and load.

  Courses numbered 100-199 are intended primarily for freshmen and correspond to entry-level work. They may be taken by sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

  Courses numbered 200-299 are intended for lower-division students who satisfy the published prerequisite(s), if any. Transfer credit from two-year colleges would correspond to 100- and 200-level offerings.

  Courses numbered 300-399 are intended primarily for juniors and seniors who satisfy the published prerequisite(s), if any. Transfer work from two-year colleges does not correspond to these numbers.

  Courses numbered 400-499 are intended for upper-division undergraduate students sometimes also for graduate students.

  Courses numbered 500-599 are intended for graduate and professional school students.

  Courses numbered 600-799 are available for certain professional school courses with restricted enrollments. These courses apply primarily to law, medicine, and veterinary programs.

Open Ended

What are your thoughts on U of I?