Kish College to host Discover Kish for new students
Kishwaukee College will host Discover Kish, an informational event for new students and their families. Discover Kish is from 11 am-3 pm Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025, at the College.
Read MoreKishwaukee College has an "open door" admission policy and is open to all in-district residents of the Community College District 523. All new students, including dual credit and students who have been inactive for two years or more, should complete the Kishwaukee College Application.
Registering for classes at Kishwaukee College is easy. Just follow the simple step-by-step instructions below. If you need accommodations, contact the Disability Services Office.
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If you are a former Kishwaukee College student that has attended within the past two years, your records are still in the system, and you can continue to Step 2. If it has been MORE THAN two years since last attending Kishwaukee College, then start at Step 1.
Please fill out each section of the Kishwaukee College Application* using your most current information. After the completion of the application, you will receive a message with more information. Please allow 2-3 business days for processing. There is no fee required to submit the application.
For guidance through the application process, please watch the following video:
If you need more information or are having trouble with the online application, reach out to our friendly staff at 815-825-9375 or onestop@kish.edu and we will be happy to help.
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Official transcripts from high school, GED, military and/or any former colleges or universities can be submitted to Student Services C2100 to complete the admission process. Visiting students only need to submit unofficial transcripts if needed for prerequisite proof and the Request for Prerequisite Evaluation form.
*We will ask for your Social Security number as part of the application process. This is required to process your application in conjunction with financial aid, as well as for our compliance with state and federal regulations. Rest assured, our systems are safe and secure.
ID cards are created in the Student Services Office, C2100. ID card appointments are available from 9 am-4 pm on Monday-Thursday, and walk-ins are available from 9 am-3 pm on Monday-Thursday. Students and employees will need to show 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 host Discover Kish, an informational event for new students and their families. Discover Kish is from 11 am-3 pm Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025, at the College.
Read MoreThe Kishwaukee College Foundation awarded $99,978 in program enhancement funds to Kishwaukee College departments for the 2024-2025 academic year. The Foundation has various program enhancement funds established by the generosity of donors for specific purposes.
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