Transportation

Getting Around Town: Transportation Options

Airport Transportation

Chicago: Chicago offers two airports near the North Chicago area. O'Hare International Airport and Midway International Airport service many airlines both domestically and internationally.

Once you arrive in Chicago, there are several ways to get from the airport to Rosalind Franklin University. As O'Hare and Midway Airports are both located in Chicago, utilizing a flat rate fee taxi cab may be your best way to get campus. See information in Life in Chicagoland for sample prices and other transportation options from the airport.

Milwaukee: Additionally, Mitchell International Airport, located in Milwaukee, WI is also available as an airport option and is located approximately 50 miles north of Rosalind Franklin University.

The Metra Train
The most economical way to get to and from the city of Chicago is the Metra Train. The Lake Bluff train station is closest to the University. Visit the Metra Website for more information on current costs and routes.

Pace Bus Service
Pace is the premier suburban transit provider, quickly moving people to work and school safely and efficiently. The backbone of Chicago's suburbs, Pace serves 130,000 daily riders with 240 routes, 450 vanpools and many Dial-a-Ride programs. Pace covers 3,500 square miles and is the 14th largest bus service in North America. Visit the Pace Bus Service for information on current fares and routes available in the North Chicago area.

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