coursework in your intended major.

If you prefer to enter the workforce after graduating from Kishwaukee College, you also have options - two-year Associates of Applied Sciences degrees or certificates of completion, both of which are available in over 60 career occupations ranging from Aviation to Welding. For more information, click on "Programs of Study" under "Quick Links" in the bottom-right side of the Kishwaukee College homepage.

Kishwaukee College offers a quality education experience within a supportive, personal environment. Classes are offered to meet the needs of a diverse student body--traditional face-to-face classrooms, online courses, and hybrid courses--a combination of online and face-to-face formats. Classes are offered during the day, in the evenings, and Saturday mornings. Here at Kishwaukee, the success of each individual student is important to us.

Kishwaukee college life offers exciting opportunities for you to get involved on campus. Whether you want to develop leadership skills in the Student Government Association, contribute to Kaleidoscope, the school's student-run newspaper, or participate in campus athletics, the college has plenty of organizations that you can join.

Kishwaukee requires that all applicants take a placement exam prior to enrollment, as well as submitting transcripts from high school and any other colleges attended. Tuition varies according to which county you are from. Students from District 523 receive the most reduced rate. Kishwaukee offers financial aid to qualifying students who file a FAFSA through scholarships, direct loans and other federal programs.