We are so glad you want to join the Kishwaukee College community. Kishwaukee College has an open door admission policy and is open to all Community College District 523 residents. All new students, including dual credit students and students who have been inactive for two years or more, should complete the application.
Join the Kish community—your path forward starts with an application.
Apply NowIf you need accommodations, contact the Disability Services Office.
Areas of Interest allow students to explore career and academic options before deciding on a specific major. These areas help reduce the time and cost required to complete a degree or certificate.
Now that you have applied, it is time to take the next steps. Set up your myKish account, complete placement testing, meet with an advisor and register for classes to get ready for your first semester.
Send your official high school or college transcripts to Kishwaukee College. Transcripts help determine course placement and ensure you get credit for any previous college-level work. Submit official transcripts to transcripts@kish.edu.
Financial aid helps students pay for college through grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study opportunities.
College is an investment, and we are here to help. Explore financial aid, payment plans and scholarship opportunities to make your education more affordable.
Discover Kish is an on-campus event to help new students and their families feel confident and prepared before the semester begins. Explore campus, connect with support services, pick up your student ID and textbooks, and much more.
ID cards are created on a walk-in basis only in the Student Services Office, C2100. Walk-ins are available Monday through Thursday from 9 am-3 pm. Students and employees must present a valid photo ID.
Your Kish ID serves as your library card and allows you to check out materials at the College library. It also allows you opportunities to utilize:
Refer to the Kishwaukee College online catalog for questions regarding policies and procedures.
Kishwaukee College will offer six Fast-Track career programs during the Fall 2025 semester. Kish Fast-Track programs provide students with the expertise needed to meet local workforce demands. The programs range from 8-15 weeks, allowing students to start a career immediately or build upon skills with additional training.
Read MoreKishwaukee College Nursing student Tasha Kimble was honored with the Illinois Community College Trustees Association (ICCTA) Lifelong Learning Award at the ICCTA Annual Convention on Friday, June 6, in Normal.
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