A Photo ID is now required for all AR&R transactions.
Many classes reach maximum capacity after the first days of registration.
Spring 2008 classes begin Monday, January 14. Consult the course listing for the date and time your class begins.
Veterans and students receiving financial aid are advised to register in person on the main campus.
Registration beginning November at Kishwaukee College in the Admissions, Registration, and Records Office, U-147:
Admissions, Registration, and Records Office Hours
Kishwaukee College has continual registration for upcoming semester(s). Registration continues through the last day of late registration, which is generally at the end of the first week of a 16-week class. No registrations will be processed after the late registration without written consent of the instructor of the course. If you have any questions regarding registration, please call 815-825-2086, extension 274.
For Spring 2008, a maximum of 9 semester hours of credit may be registered. The registration form must be completed and received prior to the beginning of class. Refer to the Costs/Payment/Refund Information page for payment instructions.
Mail the form and payment option completed to:
Admissions, Registration and Records Office
Mail/Fax Registration
Kishwaukee College
21193 Malta Road
Malta , IL 60150-9699
For Spring 2008, a maximum of 9 semester hours of credit may be registered. The registration form must be completed and received prior to the beginning of class. Refer to the Costs/Payment/Refund Information page for payment instructions.
Fax the form with payment option completed to: (815) 825-2306
Students may register by telephone only during the dates and times listed below and only for courses without listed prerequisites. Students should be prepared to answer all the questions contained on the registration form found in this booklet. For Spring 2008, a maximum of 9 semester hours of credit may be registered for by telephone. Refer to the Costs/Payment/Refund Information page for payment instructions.
For Spring 2008
January 8, 9, 10: 9-00 a.m.-2:00p.m
The number for phone registration is (815) 825-2086 ext. 245
For more information on using any of these registration methods, please call (815) 825-2086, ext. 274
Once registered, and before classes begin, students can add or drop classes from their schedules in Admissions, Registration, and Records.
Students must complete an Add/Drop Form if they are changing sections of the same course or if they are withdrawing from any courses.
Students may drop/withdraw from class(es) by sending a letter to the office.
Students may drop/withdraw from a class(es) by faxing a letter to the office. (815) 825-2306
After classes begin, students may change their registrations according to the following guidelines:
To add a class or change sections of the same class after one week of a class, students must complete an Add/Drop Form and must have the written permission of the instructor of the course.
To drop a class during the first two weeks of classes, students must complete an Add/Drop Form. Refunds of tuition and fees are processed according to Kishwaukee College's Refund Policy as listed in this booklet.
After the second week of classes, students wishing to withdraw from a transfer/career class(es), must complete an Add/Drop Form and must have the withdrawal processed in the Admissions, Registration and Records office. Deadlines for withdrawing from classes are listed in the current Kishwaukee College Catalog and in this booklet.
Class drops or withdrawal may not be initiated after the established deadlines. Students who do not officially drop or withdraw from classes will be assigned by the instructor the letter grade (A,B,C,D,F) earned.
Information on registration for CE courses will be available in the Spring 2008 Community Education Class schedule book mailed to district residents in January.
Adult Basic/Secondary Education students, including GED and ESL students, may register at the class site at any class time. These classes are open entry/open exit, with no advance registration necessary.
Individuals needing accommodations to access the courses, programs, services, or events listed in this brochure should contact the Disability Services Coordinator (ext. 396) regarding course accommodations or the office or college staff members sponsoring the event or program for which there is an accessibility concern. TTY (815) 825-9106