Kish College partners with ReUp Education to support returning learners
Kishwaukee College has partnered with ReUp Education to support students who are reenrolling in college to complete a degree or certificate program.
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Students Right to Know
The purpose of the Students Right to Know (Consumer Information) webpage is to provide students and community members with information to help make informed decisions about the educational benefits and services available at Kishwaukee College.
Student Outcomes
The Kishwaukee College Data Book is an annual report provided to highlight information on enrollment, staff, finances and students outcomes. Please follow the link to the Kishwaukee College Research website for more reports and contact information.
Pregnancy and Parenting
Kishwaukee College is dedicated to fostering a community free from discrimination, including sex-based discrimination as prohibited by Title IX. This protection extends to students and employees affected by pregnancy, childbirth, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, or recovery from any of these conditions. It also includes care for infants along with reasonable time and space to pump breast milk in a location that is private, clean, and reasonably accessible. The Pregnancy and Parenting Resource Webpage offers comprehensive information and support for pregnancy/parenting-related needs. Select the appropriate tab below to explore more detailed pregnancy and parenting information and resources tailored for students, employees, and faculty.
Student Guide
Kishwaukee College is committed to ensuring equitable access for students experiencing pregnancy-related conditions. With that, under Title IX, the college has a process to ensure the protection and equal treatment of pregnant persons, and those with pregnant related conditions. Like any other student with a temporary disability, students with pregnancy related conditions, are entitled to a reasonable accommodation so that they will not be disadvantaged in their course of study or research.
Students requesting an accommodation must submit an intake form along with supporting documentation Disability Services Intake Form. After you submit the intake form, Disability Services will email you to schedule an intake appointment, where you'll discuss your classes, how your condition impacts your education, and possible accommodations.
Kishwaukee College Lactation Room is located in Room C1238. College Map
Students who are nursing mothers may use Kish’s lactation room on campus for personal lactation needs. The private room includes comfortable seating, side tables and electrical outlets for breast pumps.
Lactating students are protected under Title IX and have the right to reasonable breaks and access to private space for expressing breast milk. For assistance or to inquire about a reasonable accommodation, please contact the Disability Services Office or the Title IX Coordinator.
General Institutional Information
- Student Handbook
- Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2023
- Illinois Post-Secondary Profile
- Privacy of Student Records — Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
- Student Harassment/Discrimination Policy (PDF)
- Grievance Procedure (PDF)
- Educational Programs/Websites Available
- Transfer of Credits Policies and Articulation Agreements
- Services for Students with Disabilities
- Copyright Infringement — Policies and Sanctions
- Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act
College Costs and Student Financial Assistance
- Tuition & Cost of Attendance
- Net Price Calculator
- College Navigator
- Availability of Institutional and Financial Aid Information
- Withdraw/Refund Policy
Health and Safety
- Annual Security Report/Crime Stats (PDF)
- Campus Security Policies
- Drug-Free Schools
- Emergency Flipchart (PDF) *A copy of the entire guide is available in the Security Office*
- Smoke-Free Campus (PDF)
- Preventing Sexual Assault in Higher Education/Violence Against Women Act
- Title IX Sexual Harassment and Discrimination
- Illinois Student Optional Disclosure of Private Mental Health Act
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News & Events
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Kish College to offer six Fast-Track career programs in Fall 2025
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.
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