Get a jump start on your future while in high school.
Complete each section of the Student Information Form at www.kish.edu/apply. On the form, choose:
Provide your personal (not high school) email address. Upon completion, you will receive an email and a letter in the mail detailing your next steps. Please allow 2-3 business days for processing. There is no fee to submit the Student Information Form.
Students must meet the necessary prerequisites to enroll in college courses. Prerequisites may be met by your high school grade point average (GPA), standardized testing scores (ACT/SAT), or placement testing. To learn more about placement, visit www.kish.edu/placement.
Your high school counselor will provide you with a Kishwaukee College Dual Credit Registration Form. You will submit the form to your counselor.
Gain access to all things Kish at www.kish.edu/mykc. Your myKC account provides access to your student email, online learning environment, college announcements and self-service. Follow the login instructions and then click “Setup or change your KishID account” to gain portal access by using your Student ID/username located on your welcome letter. For upcoming semester dates, visit www.kish.edu/importantdates.
2 Degrees in 3 Years is a unique program demonstrating how students can earn an associate degree and bachelor’s degree in only 3 years after high school.
Enroll in college-level courses outside the school day so you can get a jump start on your college education.
The Engineering-Math-Science Academy gives incoming high school seniors a jump start on their college career by providing college level courses during their senior year for students looking to pursue a college curriculum focused on science or engineering.
The Kishwaukee Education Consortium offers occupational classes in partnership with Kish and local high schools where students can earn both high school and college credit upon completion of approved career-technical coursework.
Transferring credit to Kish, from an AP exam or from another college, is simple.
Kishwaukee College Library has been selected as one of 300 libraries to participate in Libraries Transforming Communities: Focus on Small and Rural Libraries — an American Library Association (ALA) initiative that helps library workers better serve their communities.
Read MoreThe Kishwaukee College Financial Aid Office will host a free virtual workshop to demonstrate to local students how to file the 2022-2023 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on Thursday, Oct. 14, from 6 pm–7 pm via Zoom.
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