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Chicago has one of the densest higher-education bases in the country, including the University of Chicago, UIC, Northwestern, DePaul, Loyola, Columbia College, and the City Colleges. Campus security is community-oriented and steady, and in-house departments often add benefits.
The work spans foot, bike, and vehicle patrol, safety escorts, building and residence-hall access, and event coverage. It suits officers who want a service-first environment and consistent schedules.
Campus officers patrol grounds and buildings, provide student and staff safety escorts, control access to residence halls and labs, cover campus events and games, and respond to incidents. Many campuses run their own police alongside security, and officers coordinate closely with them.
The community-facing nature of the work rewards approachability and good judgment. In-house roles at universities often come with benefits and a clearer path to advancement.
Chicago campus security typically pays 19 to 23 dollars an hour, with in-house university departments often adding benefits. Supervisors and dispatchers reach higher.
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