Illinois Central College Now Enrolling for 12-Week Courses

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Illinois Central College currently has open enrollment for its expanded schedule of 12-week courses for the fall 2018 semester. These courses are designed to provide maximum flexibility for those who want or need to begin classes after the traditional start of the semester. The 12-week courses begin on September 10.
                Twelve-week courses are offered at the East Peoria and Peoria Campuses, as well as online, so students can plan their class schedule according to their individual situation and needs. An expanded number of general education courses, including English Composition 110, Math 110, Psychology 110, and Economics 110 are available, to name a few. There also are class sections for developmental math and English, as well as more advanced subject areas.
                For a complete listing of the most current options and course availability, visit mymobile.icc.edu or download the free MyICC app, which is available for iOS and Android devices. Current students also can log into their eServices account. To find the complete listing of 12-week courses, use the “Search for Classes” function, select the “Class Duration” attribute, and then choose the “12-week” option from the menu.
                For general questions about applying, enrolling or for financial aid assistance, please contact ICC at (309) 694-5-ICC.

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