Physical Therapist Assistant

Why PTA?

Physical therapist assistants (PTAs) make a difference in the lives of those who have a reduction or limitation in health or movement. PTAs provide an essential piece of patient care to reduce pain and assist a patient in their ability to move and perform activities in their daily lives. This intensive two-year program in human movement and rehabilitation prepares you to work under the direction and supervision of a Physical Therapist.  

If you're looking for a career that's physically active and allows you to help improve the quality of life for patients, the Physical Therapist Assistant program is an outstanding option. As a physical therapist assistant (PTA) you help people who have limited use of their bodies regain strength, balance, flexibility and mobility. Working under the supervision of a physical therapist, you perform various assessments, exercises and treatments. Your training will cover topics such as:

Program Details

Physical Therapist Assistant

Format
On Campus, Online, Hybrid
In-District Tuition
$169/credit hour
Out-of-District Tuition
$337/credit hour
Financial Considerations
View Financial Considerations
PTA Application Dates
  • Application open: April 1
  • Application due: September 1
  • Documentation due: September 1
  • Fall mid-term grades due: October 29
  • Program decisions made by November 15
  • Program starts each year in January
  • Anatomy, physiology, body mechanics 
  • Development of basic care skills 
  • Use of therapeutic energies such as heat, cold, electricity, water 
  • Development of manual skills 
  • Therapeutic exercise and functional training skills 
  • Educating others 
  • Data collection for human movements 
  • Documentation utilizing manual and electronic methods 

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for physical therapist assistants is expected to spike upward by an astonishing 30%.

Employment for PTAs is expected to grow through 2032, much faster than the average for other occupations. PTAs find employment in a variety of settings, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, schools, nursing homes and home health agencies as well as sports and fitness facilities.*

Why earn a Physical Therapist Assistant Degree at Heartland?

  • Affordable 
  • Student-focused 
  • Dedicated instructors 
  • Small class sizes 
  • Supportive environment 
  • Multiple clinical setting experiences 
  • Graduate NPTE-PTA licensure exam pass rate above the national average 

Some of our graduates work in hospitals or privately owned physical therapy practices. Others work in home health, schools and rehab units.

Meet the Faculty

Stephanie Turner

Professor I

Teaches: Physical Therapy Assistant Program

Dawn Rendleman

Assistant Professor

Teaches: Physical Therapy Assistant Program

Program Options

Associate in Applied Science - Physical Therapist Assistant

The Physical Therapist Assistant program at Heartland Community College leads to an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Physical Therapist Assistant. This degree contains general education courses, PTA technical courses and practical clinical experience.

Program Sequence

You'll need to complete 23 hours of general education coursework prior to admission to the program. PTA preparation itself consists of 49 hours of technical and clinical education courses. You'll also learn to collect data, assess a patient's safety and responses to intervention.

Pre-Admission Requirements

Pre-Admission Requirements
Course Course Name Credit Hours Prerequisites
ENGL 101 Critical Reading & Writing 3
  • Placement at college level English OR
  • Concurrent enrollment in ENGL 099
BIOL 181 Anatomy & Physiology I 4
  • Completion of high school or college level BIOL course within last 5 years OR
  • Completion of BIOL 099 with a grade of C or better AND
  • Completion of MATH 094 or 095 or higher OR
  • Completion of MATH 089/131 (141) OR
  • Placement at college level math AND
  • Placement at college level English OR
  • Concurrent enrollment in ENGL 099/101
BIOL 182 Anatomy & Physiology II 4
  • Completion of BIOL 181 with a grade of C or better
COMM 101 Intro to Oral Communication 3
  • Placement at college level English OR
  • Concurrent enrollment in ENGL 099/101
HLTH 225 Clinical Kinesiology 3
  • Completion of BIOL 181 with a grade of C or higher
PSY 101 Intro to Psychology 3
  • Placement at college level English OR
  • Concurrent enrollment in ENGL 099/101 AND
  • Placement at college level reading
PSY 209 Human Growth & Development 3
  • Placement at college level English OR
  • Concurrent enrollment in ENGL 099/101

Note: Pre-admission courses assume college-level placement in literacy and math (via ACT/SAT scores, placement testing, or previously completed college-level coursework). Refer to planning guide for admission requirements and deadlines.

1st Year Spring Semester

  • Monday & Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:50 p.m.
  • Tuesday & Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (optional Open Lab from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.)
1st Year Spring Semester
Course Course Name Where Credit Hours Prerequisites
PTA 103 Principles of Basic Care Skills On campus 3 Admission to the PTA Program
PTA 104 Application of Basic Care Skills On campus 3 Admission to the PTA Program
PTA 112 Basic Assessment & Physical Agents I On campus 3 Admission to the PTA Program
PTA 120 Orthopedics & Foundations of Therapeutic Exercise On campus 3 Admission to the PTA Program
PTA 121 Therapeutic Exercise for Orthopedic Conditions On campus 3 Admission to the PTA Program

1st Year Summer Semester

  • Full time clinicals: 5 days/week, 8 hours/day, 4-6 weeks (must complete 160 contact hours). Begins the Monday after finals (May) and lasts through June.
1st Year Summer Semester
Course Course Name Where Credit Hours Prerequisites
PTA 140 Clinical Experience I Off campus 4 Completion of all previous PTA courses with a "C" or better

1st Year Fall Semester

  • Monday & Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. - 1:20 p.m.
  • (PTA 215 is a Hybrid = online as well as face-to-face once a week on Monday)
  • (PTA 230 is a Hybrid = online as well as face-to-face once a week on Wednesday)
  • Tuesday & Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 12:50 p.m. (optional Open Lab from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
1st Year Fall Semester
Course Course Name Where Credit Hours Prerequisites
PTA 213 Physical Agents II On campus 3 Completion of all previous PTA courses with a "C" or better
PTA 215 PT Considerations for Specific Populations Hybrid 4 Completion of all previous PTA courses with a "C" or better
PTA 220 Neuro Rehabilitation On campus 4 Completion of all previous PTA courses with a "C" or better
PTA 221 Neuro Rehabilitation Techniques On campus 3 Completion of all previous PTA courses with a "C" or better
PTA 230 PTA Pathophysiology Hybrid 4 Completion of all previous PTA courses with a "C" or better

2nd Year Spring Semester

  • Meet on campus 4-6 different days for 4-6 hours
  • Full time clinicals: 5 days/week, 8 hours/day (must complete 240 contact hours). Begins 3rd week of January.
  • Full time clinicals: 5 days/week, 8 hours/day (must complete 240 contact hours). Begins in March.
2nd Year Spring Semester
Course Course Name Where Credit Hours Prerequisites
PTA 240 Clinical Experience II Off campus 10 Completion of all previous PTA courses with a "C" or better
PTA 250 Clinical Seminar Hybrid 2 Completion of all previous PTA courses with a "C" or better

NOTE:

  • The HCC PTA program (faculty, students) must adhere to all health and safety requirements of the contracted clinical affiliations, as well as state and federal statutes and/or mandates. This may include but is not limited to: vaccinations, protective equipment, training, etc.
  • Clinicals will encompass a need to travel within a radius of up to 90 miles from Heartland Community College.

Information is subject to change. Please check with an academic advisor for current course offerings and program requirements. Current students with continual enrollment may graduate under the current program requirements or any program requirements in effect since first enrollment.

Financial Considerations

Contact Financial Aid for information about scholarships or other assistance with program costs.

The following table provides information related to potential expenses incurred by the prospective student in the HCC PTA Program. The totals may vary depending on previous completion of Pre-Admission courses, costs associated with immunizations and tests, if you have health insurance and if it covers the costs of health-related testing and immunizations. The fees associated with a criminal background check and drug screening are estimates and are paid directly to the company performing the checks/screens. The NPTE exam fee and state license fee are for reference only and are not paid to Heartland Community College. If you elect to take the test and become licensed in a different state you would be responsible for determining those fees. Travel fees are related to clinical education and vary dependent on location (generally held to within 90 miles of HCC) and current fuel costs.

Estimated PTA Program Costs as of 2025

** The tuition rate for PTA courses is the same as for all other Heartland courses. **

** All tuition, fees, and cost estimates are subject to change without notice **

Estimated PTA Program Costs as of 2025
Tuition & Fees: full PTA program (including prerequisites)   Cost
  • $169.00 / credit hour (In-District tuition)
   
In - District:
$14,217 =(169x72+17x72+825)
  • $338.00 / credit hour (Out of District)
  Out of District: $26,385 = (338x72+17x72+825)
  • $423.00 / credit hour (Out-of-state / Out-of-country)
  Out-of-state Out-of-country:
$32,505
(423x72+17x72+825)
  • $ 17.00 (tech / life) / credit hour (college fees)
   
  • $825.00 course fees (for PTA course only)
   
Pre-entrance Criminal Background Check & Pre-entrance Drug Screening (Students pay Viewpoint Screening) (Performed prior to acceptance) $110.00
Pre-entrance Physical / Immunizations / Lab work (Performed prior to acceptance)
  • There are a variety of immunizations required by our clinical partners. A list of immunizations will be distributed after acceptance into the program.
$500 – 1500.00
Books / Electronic Case Platforms (includes estimate for program prerequisites & program) $1,500- 2,500.00
Name Tag / Uniform / Shoes $300.00 / yr.
CPR Certification $60-70.00 / yr.
Personal Health Insurance (student’s responsibility) (average annual cost for individual) $7,800.00 / yr.
Travel to Clinical Sites (based on current fuel prices) (average per week) (travel is within 90-mile radius of Normal, Illinois) (16 total weeks) $60 – 100.00/wk.
Graduation Pin $50.00
  • TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS: IN-DISTRICT = $26,592 OUT-DISTRICT = $38,688 OUT STATE/COUNTRY = $44,736
  • Student debt varies. Current statistics reveal less than 12% of students accepted to the PTA program had prior debt. Debt incurred after acceptance varies and is based on information in table and other student specific financial needs.
  • Total number of weeks (excluding breaks) of student instruction/interaction (including classroom, laboratory, exams and clinical education.) = 80 weeks

FEES FOR EMPLOYMENT:

Fees for Employment
Description Fee
National Physical Therapy Examination (required to become licensed in any state) (based on State of Illinois estimated costs) $107.00

Prometric Testing Site Fee $92.00
Online application fee for Continental Testing Services FSBPT registration $485.00
State of Illinois PTA License Fee (this will vary in other states) $125.00

Vision, Mission, Philosophy & Goals

HCC PTA Vision

A committed learning community that meets the current and future educational needs of individuals pursuing a career as a Physical Therapist Assistant.

HCC PTA Mission Statement

The Physical Therapist Assistant program provides accessible, equitable, and innovative student-centered learning opportunities and resources that prepares graduates to develop the skills and professionalism required of the entry-level physical therapist assistant for contemporary practice. The program is committed to creating an interconnected and welcoming culture through the formation, protection, and enhancement of justice, equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism.

HCC PTA Program Goals

  1. Graduate competent healthcare professionals with strong critical thinking skills who are well prepared to pass the National Physical Therapy Exam for Physical Therapist Assistant and work as a Physical Therapist Assistant.
  2. Foster student development in communication skills, professional behaviors, and respect for and appreciation of patient differences.
  3. Promote Life-Long Learning for self-enrichment and to benefit the health outcomes of society.
  4. Employ qualified and effective faculty who maintain contemporary practice and academic development in educational foundations, who maintain progress for tenure and/or promotion and are involved in the advocacy of the profession.
  5. Facilitate participation in the internal and external communities served through the provision and assessment of educational needs.

HCC PTA Program Expected Outcomes

Heartland Community College PTA graduates will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate effective verbal, non-verbal and written communication with patients, family members, the physical therapist and other healthcare providers in a manner that exemplifies respect for and appreciation of differences.
  2. Provide safe and competent physical therapy interventions as directed by the physical therapist and established within the plan of care to minimize risk to patient, self and others and maximize patient outcomes.
  3. Perform valid and reliable data collection as outlined within the physical therapist's plan of care, accurately report the findings through legible and timely documentation and report changes to the supervising physical therapist.
  4. Demonstrate clinical problem solving by modifying selected interventions to either: 1) progress the patient to optimize outcomes, 2) ensure safety and comfort within the plan of care established by the physical therapist, or 3) discriminate when the situation exceeds the physical therapist assistant's scope of practice.
  5. Educate patients, family, care-givers, support personnel and/or community members through various methods to ensure comprehension and to enhance safety and patient outcomes.
  6. Display professional and ethical behavior complimentary to the physical therapy profession and within the guidelines of the APTA's Standards of Ethical Conduct for the Physical Therapist Assistant and the state regulatory agency.
  7. Perform physical therapy services in a fiscally responsible manner in compliance with facility procedures and payer regulations, cognizant of the current health care environment and its impact on the physical therapy profession.
  8. Participate in lifelong learning and professional development to maintain continuing competence based on self-assessment and performance evaluations.

Heartland Community College PTA Program faculty will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate contemporary practice knowledge, academic development in educational foundations, progress for tenure and/or promotion, and involvement in the profession.
  2. Maintain contemporary practice and academic development in educational foundations and pursue progress for tenure and/or promotion, and be involved in the profession.

Heartland Community College PTA Program will:

  1. Contribute to community service and promote lifelong learning.

Admission Information

Heartland Community College's Physical Therapist Assistant program leads to an Associate of Applied Science degree in Physical Therapist Assistant. This degree includes general education courses, PTA technical courses and practical clinical experience.

As a selective admission program, the PTA program enrollment is limited to 16 students per year. Decision for admission is based on achievement of minimum academic criteria and the quality of the applicant's credentials in relation to those of other applicants.

Prepare to Apply

Meet with an Academic Advisor

Call or visit an academic advisor for assistance with course selection and the application process.

Attend an Information Meeting

We strongly recommend you attend one of these informational sessions. All information meetings are held at the main campus in Normal, IL, unless otherwise noted.

Informational Session(s)
Room Day and Time
Please register for this event here. 

Tuesday, March 3rd at 5:00 PM.

Review Other Program Requirements

Program requirements are listed in the PTA Program Handbook (PTA) .

  • Essential functions. Applicants accepted to the program must be able to perform the essential functions of the program with or without reasonable accommodation. Potential applicants are encouraged to contact Student Access and Accommodation Services to discuss any concerns associated with the program.
  • Requirements to begin program after Notification of Acceptance
  • Student criminal background check
  • Student drug screen

Review Program Costs

View the Financial Considerations section.

Review Licensure Considerations

Passing the National Physical Therapy Exam (NPTE) is required for licensure. In order to sit for the NPTE, students must graduate from a program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) and meet eligibility criteria designated by each state's licensing authority. The Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT) administers the NPTE.

Applicants seeking licensure in the state of Illinois will need to answer several licensure questions (PDF) including personal history, child support and/or student loan information questions.

Review PTA Curriculum

  • Pre-Admission Courses
    These Pre-Admission courses must be completed prior to admission.
  • PTA Courses
    The PTA courses begin each spring for those applicants accepted into the program and can be completed in three semesters and one summer term. These courses are offered only at the Normal Campus during the day and must be taken in order as outlined in the Curriculum Sequence . Due to the rigor of the program, students are encouraged to keep work hours at a minimum, no more than 10 hours per week for full-time students.
  • Clinical Education Experiences
    Clinical experiences are completed off campus in various practice settings during the summer term and last spring semester. Hours vary and can include day/evening and/or weekend hours. The majority of clinical sites are located within a 90-mile radius of the college. Students should expect one (1) site located outside the immediate Bloomington – Normal metro during their time in the program. Each student is responsible for the costs incurred during clinical education assignments.

Admissions Requirements

PTA Admission Policy

PTA student admission procedures and practices adhere to applicable law, are nondiscriminatory, assure equal opportunity to all applicants and are consistent with the Heartland Community College Equal Opportunity Statement. The PTA program at Heartland Community College is a selective admission program.

The Physical Therapist Assistant Program enrollment is limited to 16 students per year. Decision for admission is based on achievement of minimum academic criteria and the quality of the applicant's credentials in relation to those of other applicants.

Academic Requirements

  • Pre-admission courses specific to the HCC PTA Program must be completed with a "C" or higher or in progress during the fall semester of the application deadline.
    • A GPA of 2.5 is required in Pre-admission courses specific to the HCC PTA Program.
    • If the student has completed Advanced Placement exams it will be scored as follows: 5 = letter grade A; 4 = letter grade B; 3 = letter grade C. Scores below 3 will not be considered.
    • If a transcript utilized in the application process has a Credit or Pass in lieu of a letter grade for a required program prerequisite course taken during or after January 2020, HCC will verify that the Credit or Pass equated to a letter grade C. If the Credit or Pass does not meet this standard, that course will not be accepted as passed. This provision shall only be allowed when there is documented evidence that this grading policy related to Credit or Pass is in effect. HCC reserves all rights in determination of utilization of letter grades versus other grading mechanisms.
    • HLTH 225, BIOL 181 & 182 or equivalent must be completed within the last five years or obtain a waiver. This will be counted from the Spring semester of the application cycle (i.e., Apply in Spring 2016 - the five years would be Spring semester of 2011).
    • If a candidate is completing one or more Pre-admission course specific to the HCC PTA Program during the fall semester of the application cycle, the grade utilized for that course will be the mid-term grade.
    • In the event a candidate elects to re-take a Pre-admission course specific to the HCC PTA Program in an attempt to improve the grade that is on their transcript, the following will be utilized in the selection process:
      • If the candidate completes the re-take prior to August 1 of the application cycle, the highest grade will be utilized.
      • If the candidate is retaking the course during the fall semester of the application cycle, the grade utilized for that course will be the mid-term grade and not any previous grade.
    • All Pre-admission courses specific to the HCC PTA Program must be passed with a minimum grade of 'C' and the candidate must have a minimum GPA of 2.5. If the candidate was provisionally selected for the program but does not meet these requirements, they will not be allowed to enter the program. The candidate would need to submit a new application for the PTA program during a subsequent application cycle.

Residency

  • Applicants on F-1 visas are not eligible for admission into this selective admission program. Applicants on other visa types will be evaluated individually for program eligibility.

How to Apply

Step 1. Apply to Heartland Community College (Current HCC students do not need to apply.)

Step 2. Apply to the PTA Program. Application only available April 1-September 1**

  • Application Dates
    • Application open: April 1
    • Application due: September 1
    • Documentation due: September 1
  • Submit the following required documentation:
    • PTA Application — PLEASE NOTE: Firefox is the suggested browser for completing the application document.
    • Official copies of transcripts from colleges where general education courses were completed (if not previously submitted). There is no need to submit a transcript from Heartland Community College.
    • Midterm grades if enrolled in general education courses in the fall semester of application deadline (due October 29).

**Applications may be reopened at a later date if seats remain available.

Transfer Students

Students with credits from another physical therapist assistant program may apply. PTA credits will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis. All other credits are subject to Heartland Community College's transfer policy. Transfers will be admitted as space permits, after regular admission and re-entry students. The following materials must be submitted:

  • Letter requesting transfer into the HCC PTA program
  • Heartland Community College application for admission
  • Official copies of all college and PTA school transcripts
  • Syllabus and detailed content outline of each PTA course completed with a 'C' or better

Re-entry Students

Please see HCC PTA Program Handbook (PDF) for readmission and re-entry criteria.

How Applicants Are Selected

All qualified applicants will be ranked, and the top 16 will be offered a seat.

In the event that a seat opens after the original top 16 have been offered, those applicants that were determined to be qualified but did not make the original top 16 list will be ranked and the remaining seats will be filled. This process will continue until all seats are filled, until all qualified candidates have been exhausted, or until the program's mandatory orientation.

Applicants provisionally selected and who accept a seat but then turn it down may elect to submit a new application for the PTA program during a subsequent application cycle. However, if the applicant accepts and then turns the seat down in 2 successive admission cycles, the applicant will not be considered for selection during the next immediate application cycle.

The following outlines the scoring system utilized to rank candidates:

Ranking Criteria
Weighting Criteria
95% Normalized GPA on general education courses [(Pre-admission GPA / 4.0) X 100]
5% Prior Academic Achievement
  • Master Degree or higher (100)
  • Bachelor Degree (75)
  • Associate Degree (50)
  • College Certificate in CNA, EMT, Massage Therapy (25)
  • If none of the above (0)
[Normalized GPA] × 95% + [Prior Achievement] × 5% = SCORE

In case of a tie, the applicant with the highest GPA in the general education courses will be given priority.

Please see our admission recommendation (PDF) sheet for additional information.

Notification of Acceptance

Applicants will be notified of their status regarding admission via their Heartland email by November 15.

Applicants not accepted during an application cycle will receive an email explaining why their application could not be approved at this time. These individuals should work with an academic advisor to satisfy basic admission requirements and reapply when admission requirements have been made.

Applications and waiting lists are not maintained from year to year. Qualified candidates who are not selected will need to submit a new application for the PTA program the following year so we are aware of their continued interest in the program.

Applicants who are offered a seat in the program must meet the following requirements prior to official acceptance into the program.

  • Complete currently enrolled pre-admission courses with a 'C' or greater AND a GPA of 2.5 in the pre-admission courses
  • Attend Orientation
  • Submit to a criminal background check and drug testing and disclose any previous criminal convictions (see Program Handbook)
  • Fulfill all clinical education requirements (see Program Handbook)
  • Satisfy all financial obligations to the college

Accreditation

Graduation from a physical therapist assistant program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) is necessary for eligibility to sit for the licensure examination, which is required in all states.

The Physical Therapist Assistant program at Heartland Community College is accredited by CAPTE:

3030 Potomac Avenue, Suite 100
Alexandria, Virginia 22305-3085

Telephone: 703-706-3245
Email: accreditation@apta.org
Website: CAPTE Website

If you need to contact the program directly, please call 309-268-8752 or email stephanie.turner@heartland.edu .

For more information regarding state qualifications and licensure requirements, refer to the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy website .

Program Outcomes

Graduation Rate

  2021
Class 2021
2022
Class 2022
2023
Class 2023
2024
Class 2024
2025
Class 2025
Graduation Rate for specified year per CAPTE Standards 93.3% 76.9% 100% 100% 100%
2-year average (averaged with previous year) 96.7% 85.1% 88.5% 100% 100%

*Note: CAPTE Graduation Rate is calculated with those student graduating minus those leaving for death, disability, military, or health/family/personal issues.

Licensure Pass Rate

  2021
Class 2021
2022
Class 2022
2023
Class 2023
2024
Class 2024
2025
Class 2025
Licensure Pass Rate for specified year 100% 100% 100% 90% 100%
2-year average Licensure Pass Rate (averaged with previous year) 96.5% 100% 100% 95% 95%

Employment Rate

  2021
Class 2021
2022
Class 2022
2023
Class 2023
2024
Class 2024
2025
Class 2025
Employment Rate for specified year 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
2-year average (averaged with previous year) 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

CAPTE denotes Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education.

Graduation Rate

  2021
Class 2021
2022
Class 2022
2023
Class 2023
2024
Class 2024
2025
Class 2025
Graduation Rate for specified year per CAPTE Standards 93.3% 76.9% 100% 100% 100%
2-year average (averaged with previous year) 96.7% 85.1% 88.5% 100% 100%

*Note: CAPTE Graduation Rate is calculated with those student graduating minus those leaving for death, disability, military, or health/family/personal issues.

Licensure Pass Rate

  2021
Class 2021
2022
Class 2022
2023
Class 2023
2024
Class 2024
2025
Class 2025
Licensure Pass Rate for specified year 100% 100% 100% 90% 100%
2-year average Licensure Pass Rate (averaged with previous year) 96.5% 100% 100% 95% 95%

Employment Rate

  2021
Class 2021
2022
Class 2022
2023
Class 2023
2024
Class 2024
2025
Class 2025
Employment Rate for specified year 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
2-year average (averaged with previous year) 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

CAPTE denotes Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education.

Alumni Stories

Thanks to Heartland's PTA program, I entered the field with confidence, and for the past two years, I've been working in an outpatient clinic helping people regain strength and independence."
Tanner White, Class of 2023, Christie Clinic – Bloomington, IL