Rosalind Franklin University Of Medicine & Science

Research - a core component of the university's mission is the discovery and implementation of knowledge. In addition to education of future clinicians and scientists, many university faculty members engage in university-funded and externally funded research projects. Primary areas of research focus include: neurosciences, genetic diseases, proteomics, cancer cell biology, immunology, inflammation, cardiology, regeneration, biomechanics, healthcare delivery, and psychology. Extramural funding comes from the national institutes of health, the national science foundation, private foundations such as the cystic fibrosis foundation and the alzheimer's association and from organizations such as the lake county health department.

Patient care - the university utilizes existing laboratory facilities and personnel to process general lab tests and specialized lab tests for reproductive immunology.

Other program service revenues and expenses include interest on student loans and penalties, student housing revenue and other program services.