ICC PEKIN CAMPUS OFFERING FLEXIBLE DAY AND EVENING CLASSES FOR SUMMER AND FALL 2016

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Registration is now available for convenient day and evening class scheduling options for both the summer and fall semesters at ICC Pekin, located at Riverway Business Park, 225 Hanna Drive. Classes for the summer semester begin Monday, June 6, and classes for the fall semester begin Monday, August 15.
Students can choose from several core general education courses for fall, including English, communication, several levels of math, psychology and music. Classes in nurse assistant training, GED preparation, and business also are available. Summer classes include English, CNA training and welding.
Students attending the ICC Pekin location will benefit from smaller class sizes, “smart” classrooms with state-of-the-art technology, free academic placement testing, and convenient, free parking. Enrollment and student accounting services also are available at ICC Pekin. Service hours are from 8 am to 3 pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays. A computer station is available during these hours for students applying online to ICC, and staff will provide assistance in completing the application.
Those interested in enrolling for either semester should first apply online to ICC at icc.edu/admissions/enrollment/apply-now/ and then should follow the steps to enroll, including setting up an appointment to see an academic advisor. Information requested on the application form includes the student’s social security number, mailing address, phone numbers, email address, emergency contact information and intended program of study. Applicants also may download and mail the form to ICC Enrollment Services.
Applicants also should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.ed.gov/ and list ICC on the form in order to be fully considered for federal student aid opportunities.
To view ICC’s current catalog online, visit icc.edu/academics/catalog/. Complete summer and fall 2016 class schedules also are available online at icc.edu/academics/class-schedule/. ICC also has launched a new mobile app, MyICC Mobile, where students may plan their schedules in real time. It is available using your mobile browser at mymobile.icc.edu/, or in the App Store for iOS.

               For more information, call Illinois Central College’s main information line at (309) 694-5-ICC or ICC Pekin at (309) 642-6601.

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