Dual Acceptance Pharmacy Program with Midwestern University
An early admission program for students who would like to be accepted into pharmacy school directly out of high school. To read more about program requirements, format, application process or to download an application and letters of reference please click on the following link (add link here)

Nuclear Medical Technology Program
As a nuclear medicine technology major you will complete your first three years of coursework at Benedictine University. Students should meet all graduation requirements during these three years, while maintaining a grade point average of 2.7 or above. In your junior year, you must apply to Hines Veterans Administrations Hospital and/or Northwestern Memorial Hospital for your clinical education. The admissions process is very competitive. During your senior year, you will complete a 12-month, 34-semester-hour clinical education program at Hines VA and/or Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Upon completing the curriculum, you will be awarded a certificate of qualification as a nuclear medical technologist. You will be eligible to take certifying examinations administered by the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board, the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and the Board of Registry of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists.

Radiation Therapy Program
Students in the radiation therapy program must complete 90 semester hours with a minimum grade point average of 2.7 at Benedictine University. Students must apply for admission to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Benedictine's clinical education affiliate hospital, during their junior year. The admissions process is very competitive. Your senior year is a 12-month, 33 semester hour clinical education curriculum in an American Medical Association accredited hospital program affiliated with the University. Upon completion of the bachelor of science program, the student is eligible to sit for the national registry examination in radiation therapy, administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.

Joint Engineering Program with the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT)
Students in this program will earn a bachelor of science or bachelor of arts degree from Benedictine University and a bachelor of science degree in engineering form IIT. Once you apply to Benedictine and are accepted into the Benedictine/IIT engineering program, as well as maintain an appropriate grade point average, you are automatically accepted into IIT. In the beginning, classes are taken exclusively at Benedictine University completing a sequence of courses including the engineering core plus elective courses in social science and humanities. By the fifth semester, students will take courses at both institutions. The last four semesters will be held primarily at the IIT campus. Students may select from the following engineering fields: aerospace, civil, mechanical, computer, electrical, environmental, chemical and architectural.