About Kendall College
Since 1934, Kendall College has offered engaging, specialized fields of study with a strong emphasis on “immersive” learning that is geared to your academic, personal, and professional success.
Whether you choose Kendall’s acclaimed School of Culinary Arts, world-renowned Les Roches School of Hospitality Management, innovative School of Business, or well-established School of Education, you are encouraged to explore your talents, interests, and passions—and to discover a wealth of exciting opportunities—using the world-class city of Chicago as your laboratory.
Formerly located in the residential Chicago suburb of Evanston, Illinois, Kendall College opened its stunningly renovated, $50 million state-of-the-art Riverworks Campus in January 2004. The Riverworks Campus is located on Chicago’s Goose Island in a stately 100-year-old building that was most recently used by Sara Lee Corporation as a worldwide research facility. Sara Lee renovated the building in 1999, restoring the site’s original eight-story tower to create 166,000 square feet of new, adaptable space, as well as a new three-story companion building.

Financial Aid
The Kendall College Office of Financial Aid considers itself to be in a partnership with you and your family in financing your college education. Each partner contributes as much as it can. You have the primary responsibility for funding your education to the extent that you are able. Kendall, in turn works in tandem with federal, state, and outside scholarship agencies to provide additional resources that help you pay your educational expenses at Kendall College.
Financial Aid Simplified
Applying for financial aid is easier than you think. At Kendall College, we’ll connect you with an experienced Financial Aid Advisor, who can guide you and your family step-by-step through the application process, from start to finish. We take the mystery out of financial aid and make sure that you receive the help you need to pay for college. It’s that simple.
In a nutshell, financial aid is money provided by a source outside of your family to help pay for the cost of your college education. Two main types of aid are available: need-based and non need-based. Need-based aid is based on your financial resources and ability to pay. Non need-based aid, often referred to as merit-based aid, is awarded in recognition of special skills, talent, or academic achievement.
Four categories of financial aid are available to you: Grants, Loans, Scholarships, and Federal Work Study. This aid comes from four different sources: The Federal Government, State of Illinois, Kendall College, and private sources. Kendall offers many different scholarships

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Kendall College - 900 N. North Branch Street, Chicago, Illinois 60622 - 1.866.667.3344
(Located just north of W. Chicago Ave. and N. Halsted St.)



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