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2015-16 Edition - Illinois Student Assistance Commission
2016-17 Edition Four-Year Colleges and Universities Two-Year Colleges Schools of Nursing Professional Schools/Allied Health Programs Proprietary Schools Introduction The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) annually publishes the Handbook of Illinois Postsecondary Institutions for high school, college, and community agency counselors and their college-bound students and families. The Handbook contains up-to-date admission and financial aid information for institutions approved for participation in ISAC's scholarship and grant programs, as well as other federal and institutional programs. The Handbook is designed to provide general admission and financial aid information about Illinois postsecondary institutions. The actual cost of attendance may differ significantly based on a student’s course of study, enrollment status and various other factors. The information is subject to change by the institution at any time. The costs listed here – which are for the 2016-17 academic year – are intended to provide families with a range that can be used to help make enrollment decisions. Please check with the institution in question for student-specific costs. In addition to the Handbook, the internet is a viable source of financial aid and admission information for students and parents. Most colleges and universities provide a great deal of information about their institutions on the internet, including admission procedures and deadlines, as well as the types of financial aid offered. ISAC's website - isac.org - provides students and families with information about planning for and financing college, access to grant and scholarship applications, financial aid and loan repayment calculators, and a map of Illinois colleges. Organization of the Handbook General Information Brief descriptions of major government-sponsored financial aid programs Chapter I Four-Year Colleges and Universities Chapter II Two-Year Colleges Chapter III Schools of Nursing Chapter IV Professional Schools/Allied Health Programs Chapter V Proprietary Schools (In general, proprietary schools are eligible for participation only in federal loan programs; however, certain proprietary schools are eligible to participate in specific ISAC grant programs.) ISAC #F273 9/16 (ON273 15 9/16) Printed by authority of the State of Illinois Table of Contents - by Sector (alphabetical school list begins on following page) Page General Information ISAC Commissioners and Directors ................................................ ISAC Office Locations and Hours.................................................... State-Sponsored/Administered Financial Aid Programs ................ Major Federal Financial Aid Programs ............................................ The Contact Guide ........................................................................... i i ii v vi Chapter I - Four-Year Colleges and Universities American Academy of Art ................................................................ Augustana College .......................................................................... Aurora University ............................................................................. Benedictine University ..................................................................... Blackburn College............................................................................ Bradley University ............................................................................ Brisk Rabbinical College.................................................................. Chicago State University ................................................................. Columbia College Chicago .............................................................. Concordia University Chicago ......................................................... DePaul University ............................................................................ Dominican University ....................................................................... Eastern Illinois University................................................................. East-West University ....................................................................... Elmhurst College ............................................................................. Eureka College ................................................................................ Governors State University.............................................................. Greenville College ........................................................................... Hebrew Theological College ........................................................... Illinois College .................................................................................. Illinois Institute of Technology ......................................................... Illinois State University..................................................................... Illinois Wesleyan University ............................................................. Judson University............................................................................. Kendall College ................................................................................ Knox College .................................................................................... Lake Forest College......................................................................... Lewis University ............................................................................... Lincoln Christian University ............................................................. Lincoln College ................................................................................ Lincoln College-Normal ................................................................... Loyola University Chicago ............................................................... MacMurray College .......................................................................... McKendree University...................................................................... Millikin University ............................................................................. Monmouth College........................................................................... National-Louis University ................................................................. North Central College ...................................................................... North Park University ....................................................................... Northeastern Illinois University ........................................................ Northern Illinois University ............................................................... Northwestern University................................................................... Olivet Nazarene University .............................................................. Quincy University ............................................................................. Robert Morris University .................................................................. Rockford College ............................................................................. Roosevelt University ........................................................................ Saint Augustine College .................................................................. Saint Xavier University..................................................................... Shimer College ................................................................................ Southern Illinois University/Carbondale .......................................... Southern Illinois University/Edwardsville......................................... St. Joseph College of Loyola University.......................................... Telshe-Yeshiva Chicago .................................................................. Trinity Christian College................................................................... Trinity International University ......................................................... University of Chicago ....................................................................... University of Illinois at Chicago ....................................................... University of Illinois at Springfield.................................................... University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ..................................... University of St. Francis ................................................................... VanderCook College of Music ......................................................... Western Illinois University ............................................................... Wheaton College ............................................................................. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 Page Chapter II - Two-Year Colleges Black Hawk College ......................................................................... Carl Sandburg College .................................................................... College of DuPage ........................................................................... College of Lake County ................................................................... Danville Area Community College ................................................... Elgin Community College ................................................................ Harold Washington College............................................................. Harper College ................................................................................. Heartland Community College ......................................................... Highland Community College .......................................................... Illinois Central College ..................................................................... Illinois Eastern Community Colleges-Frontier Community College Illinois Eastern Community Colleges-Lincoln Trail College ............ Illinois Eastern Community Colleges-Olney Central College .......... Illinois Eastern Community Colleges-Wabash Valley College ....... Illinois Valley Community College ................................................... John A. Logan College .................................................................... John Wood Community College ...................................................... Joliet Junior College ........................................................................ Kankakee Community College ........................................................ Kaskaskia College ........................................................................... Kennedy-King College ..................................................................... Kishwaukee College ........................................................................ Lake Land College ........................................................................... Lewis and Clark Community College .............................................. Lincoln Land Community College .................................................... MacCormac Junior College ............................................................. Malcolm X College ........................................................................... McHenry County College ................................................................. Moraine Valley Community College ................................................ Morrison Institute of Technology ..................................................... Morton College ................................................................................. Oakton Community College ............................................................. Olive-Harvey College ....................................................................... Parkland College.............................................................................. Prairie State College ........................................................................ Rend Lake College .......................................................................... Richard J. Daley College ................................................................. Richland Community College .......................................................... Rock Valley College ......................................................................... Sauk Valley Community College ..................................................... Shawnee Community College ......................................................... South Suburban College.................................................................. Southeastern Illinois College ........................................................... Southwestern Illinois College .......................................................... Spoon River College ........................................................................ Triton College ................................................................................... Truman College ............................................................................... Waubonsee Community College ..................................................... Wilbur Wright College ...................................................................... 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 Chapter III - Schools of Nursing Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing .............................................. Capital Area School of Practical Nursing ........................................ College of Nursing at University of St. Francis................................ Graham Hospital School of Nursing ................................................ Lakeview College of Nursing ........................................................... Resurrection University.................................................................... Rush University College of Nursing ................................................. Saint Anthony College of Nursing.................................................... Saint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing ........................... Saint John's College of Nursing ...................................................... Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences ................................. University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing ........................ 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 Page Chapter IV - Professional Schools/Allied Health Programs Argosy University - Chicago ............................................................. Argosy University - Schaumburg ..................................................... Blessing Hospital School of Medical Laboratory Technicians ........ Blessing Hospital School of Radiologic Technology ....................... Catholic Theological Union .............................................................. Chicago School of Professional Psychology ................................... Chicago Theological Seminary ........................................................ Erikson Institute ................................................................................ Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary ...................................... Illinois College of Optometry ............................................................ Institute for Clinical Social Work ...................................................... John Marshall Law School ............................................................... Lake Forest Graduate School of Management ............................... Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine .................... Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago ........................................ McCormick Theological Seminary ................................................... Meadville/Lombard Theological School........................................... Midwestern University's Chicago, College of Osteopathic Medicine ............................................................ Midwestern University's Chicago College of Pharmacy .................. Midwestern University's College of Health Sciences Physician Assistant Program ................................................. National University of Health Sciences............................................ North Park Theological Seminary .................................................... Northern Baptist Theological Seminary ........................................... Northwestern University Medical School ......................................... Rush Medical College ...................................................................... Rush University College of Medical Lab Sciences .......................... Saint Francis School of Clinical Laboratory Science, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center................................................. Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine ................... Southern Illinois University School of Medicine .............................. Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership .................... Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences Radiography Program ............................................................ Trinity Evangelical Divinity School ................................................... Trinity Graduate School ................................................................... University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine.......................... University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine ....................... University of Illinois at Chicago College of Applied Health Sciences ..................................................................... University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry....................... University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine ...................... University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health ................. University of Saint Mary of the Lake Mundelein Seminary.............. 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 Page Chapter V - Proprietary Schools Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. - Belleville ....................... Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. - Edwardsville ................. Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. - Godfrey ......................... Bell Mar Beauty College ................................................................... Cameo Beauty Academy.................................................................. Career Center of Southern Illinois - Beck School of Practical Nursing ......................................................................... Chicago ORT Technical Institute ..................................................... Coyne College .................................................................................. DeVry University – Addison ............................................................. DeVry University - Chicago Campus ............................................... Educators of Beauty - LaSalle ......................................................... Educators of Beauty - Sterling ......................................................... Empire Beauty Schools .................................................................... Environmental Technical Institute .................................................... First Institute, Inc. ............................................................................. Fox College ...................................................................................... Gem City College ............................................................................. Hair Professionals Career College – Palos Hills ............................. Hair Professionals Career College, Inc - Sycamore. ....................... Hair Professionals School of Cosmetology, Inc. ............................. Hairmasters Institute of Cosmetology, Inc. ...................................... Illinois Media School - Chicago ........................................................ Illinois Media School - Lombard ....................................................... Illinois Institute of Art - Chicago (The).............................................. Kendall College - Culinary School ................................................... Lincoln College of Technology......................................................... Midstate College............................................................................... Mr. John's School of Cosmetology - Decatur .................................. Mr. John's School of Cosmetology and Nails - Jacksonville ........... Ms. Roberts Academy ...................................................................... Niles School of Cosmetology ........................................................... Paul Mitchell The School – Bradley ................................................. Pivot Point Beauty School ................................................................ Professional's Choice Hair Design Academy .................................. Rockford Career College ................................................................. Rosel School of Cosmetology .......................................................... Tricoci University of Beauty Culture, LLC ........................................ TSG Cosmetology, Inc. .................................................................... University of Spa and Cosmetology Arts ......................................... Vatterott College ............................................................................... Worsham College of Mortuary Science ........................................... 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 Table of Contents – Alphabetical Order Page General Information ISAC Commissioners and Directors ................................................ ISAC Office Locations and Hours.................................................... State-Sponsored/Administered Financial Aid Programs ................ Major Federal Financial Aid Programs ............................................ The Contact Guide ........................................................................... Postsecondary Institutions Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. - Belleville ....................... Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. - Edwardsville ................. Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. - Godfrey ........................ American Academy of Art ................................................................ Argosy University - Chicago ............................................................ Argosy University - Schaumburg ..................................................... Augustana College .......................................................................... Aurora University ............................................................................. Bell Mar Beauty College .................................................................. Benedictine University ..................................................................... Blackburn College............................................................................ Blessing Hospital School of Medical Laboratory Technicians ........ Blessing Hospital School of Radiologic Technology....................... Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing .............................................. Bradley University ............................................................................ Brisk Rabbinical College.................................................................. Cameo Beauty Academy ................................................................. Capital Area School of Practical Nursing ........................................ Career Center of Southern Illinois - Beck School of Practical Nursing ......................................................................... Carl Sandburg College .................................................................... Catholic Theological Union .............................................................. Chicago ORT Technical Institute ..................................................... Chicago School of Professional Psychology................................... Chicago State University ................................................................. Chicago Theological Seminary........................................................ College of DuPage........................................................................... College of Lake County ................................................................... College of Nursing at University of St. Francis ............................... Columbia College Chicago .............................................................. Concordia University Chicago ......................................................... Coyne College ................................................................................. Danville Area Community College................................................... DePaul University ............................................................................ DeVry University – Addison ............................................................. DeVry University - Chicago Campus ............................................... Dominican University ....................................................................... Eastern Illinois University................................................................. East-West University ....................................................................... Educators of Beauty - LaSalle ......................................................... Educators of Beauty - Sterling ......................................................... Elgin Community College ................................................................ Elmhurst College ............................................................................. Empire Beauty Schools ................................................................... Environmental Technical Institute ................................................... Erikson Institute ............................................................................... Eureka College ................................................................................ First Institute, Inc. ............................................................................. Fox College ...................................................................................... Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary...................................... Gem City College ............................................................................. Governors State University.............................................................. Graham Hospital School of Nursing ................................................ Greenville College ........................................................................... Hair Professionals Career College – Palos Hills ............................ Hair Professionals Career College, Inc - Sycamore. ...................... Hair Professionals School of Cosmetology, Inc. ............................. Hairmasters Institute of Cosmetology, Inc. ..................................... Harold Washington College ............................................................ Harper College ................................................................................. Heartland Community College ........................................................ Hebrew Theological College ........................................................... Highland Community College .......................................................... Illinois Central College ..................................................................... Illinois College of Optometry............................................................ i i II vi vii 167 168 169 1 127 128 2 3 170 4 5 129 130 115 6 7 171 116 172 66 131 173 132 8 133 67 68 117 9 10 174 69 11 175 176 12 13 14 177 178 70 15 179 180 134 16 181 182 135 183 17 118 18 184 185 186 187 71 72 73 19 74 75 136 Page Illinois College .................................................................................. Illinois Eastern Community Colleges-Frontier Community College Illinois Eastern Community Colleges-Lincoln Trail College ............ Illinois Eastern Community Colleges-Olney Central College .......... Illinois Eastern Community Colleges-Wabash Valley College ....... Illinois Institute of Art - Chicago (The) ............................................. Illinois Institute of Technology ......................................................... Illinois Media School - Chicago ....................................................... Illinois Media School - Lombard ...................................................... Illinois State University ..................................................................... Illinois Valley Community College ................................................... Illinois Wesleyan University ............................................................. Institute for Clinical Social Work ...................................................... John A. Logan College .................................................................... John Marshall Law School ............................................................... John Wood Community College ...................................................... Joliet Junior College ........................................................................ Judson University............................................................................. Kankakee Community College ........................................................ Kaskaskia College ........................................................................... Kendall College - Culinary School ................................................... Kendall College ................................................................................ Kennedy-King College ..................................................................... Kishwaukee College ........................................................................ Knox College .................................................................................... Lake Forest College ......................................................................... Lake Forest Graduate School of Management ............................... Lake Land College ........................................................................... Lakeview College of Nursing ........................................................... Lewis and Clark Community College .............................................. Lewis University ............................................................................... Lincoln Christian University ............................................................. Lincoln College of Technology ........................................................ Lincoln College ................................................................................ Lincoln College-Normal ................................................................... Lincoln Land Community College .................................................... Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine .................... Loyola University Chicago ............................................................... Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago ........................................ MacCormac Junior College ............................................................. MacMurray College .......................................................................... Malcolm X College ........................................................................... McCormick Theological Seminary ................................................... McHenry County College ................................................................. McKendree University...................................................................... Meadville/Lombard Theological School .......................................... Midstate College .............................................................................. Midwestern University's Chicago College of Pharmacy.................. Midwestern University's Chicago, College of Osteopathic Medicine ............................................................ Midwestern University's College of Health Sciences Physician Assistant Program ................................................. Millikin University ............................................................................. Monmouth College ........................................................................... Moraine Valley Community College ................................................ Morrison Institute of Technology ..................................................... Morton College ................................................................................. Mr. John's School of Cosmetology - Decatur .................................. Mr. John's School of Cosmetology and Nails - Jacksonville........... Ms. Roberts Academy...................................................................... National University of Health Sciences ........................................... National-Louis University ................................................................. Niles School of Cosmetology........................................................... North Central College ...................................................................... North Park Theological Seminary.................................................... North Park University ....................................................................... Northeastern Illinois University ........................................................ Northern Baptist Theological Seminary........................................... Northern Illinois University ............................................................... Northwestern University Medical School ......................................... Northwestern University................................................................... Oakton Community College ............................................................. Olive-Harvey College ....................................................................... 20 76 77 78 79 190 21 188 189 22 80 23 137 81 138 82 83 24 84 85 191 25 86 87 26 27 139 88 119 89 28 29 192 30 31 90 140 32 141 91 33 92 142 93 34 143 193 145 144 146 35 36 94 95 96 194 195 196 147 37 197 38 148 39 40 149 41 150 42 97 98 Page Olivet Nazarene University .............................................................. Parkland College .............................................................................. Paul Mitchell The School – Bradley ................................................. Pivot Point Beauty School ................................................................ Prairie State College ........................................................................ Professional's Choice Hair Design Academy .................................. Quincy University ............................................................................. Rend Lake College .......................................................................... Resurrection University .................................................................... Richard J. Daley College ................................................................. Richland Community College .......................................................... Robert Morris University................................................................... Rock Valley College ......................................................................... Rockford Career College ................................................................. Rockford College.............................................................................. Roosevelt University ........................................................................ Rosel School of Cosmetology.......................................................... Rush Medical College ...................................................................... Rush University College of Medical Lab Sciences .......................... Rush University College of Nursing ................................................. Saint Anthony College of Nursing .................................................... Saint Augustine College................................................................... Saint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing ........................... Saint Francis School of Clinical Laboratory Science, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center................................................. Saint John's College of Nursing....................................................... Saint Xavier University ..................................................................... Sauk Valley Community College ..................................................... Shawnee Community College ......................................................... Shimer College ................................................................................. South Suburban College .................................................................. Southeastern Illinois College ........................................................... Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine ................... Southern Illinois University School of Medicine .............................. Southern Illinois University/Carbondale .......................................... Southern Illinois University/Edwardsville ......................................... Southwestern Illinois College........................................................... Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership .................... 43 99 198 199 100 200 44 101 120 102 103 45 104 201 46 47 202 151 152 121 122 48 123 153 124 49 105 106 50 107 108 154 155 51 52 109 156 Page Spoon River College ........................................................................ St. Joseph College of Loyola University .......................................... Telshe-Yeshiva Chicago .................................................................. Tricoci University of Beauty Culture, LLC ........................................ Trinity Christian College ................................................................... Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences Radiography Program ............................................................ Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences.................................. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School ................................................... Trinity Graduate School ................................................................... Trinity International University.......................................................... Triton College ................................................................................... Truman College ................................................................................ TSG Cosmetology, Inc. .................................................................... University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine .......................... University of Chicago ....................................................................... University of Illinois at Chicago College of Applied Health Sciences ..................................................................... University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry ....................... University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine ...................... University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing......................... University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health ................. University of Illinois at Chicago ........................................................ University of Illinois at Springfield .................................................... University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ..................................... University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine ....................... University of Saint Mary of the Lake Mundelein Seminary.............. University of Spa and Cosmetology Arts ......................................... University of St. Francis ................................................................... VanderCook College of Music ......................................................... Vatterott College............................................................................... Waubonsee Community College ..................................................... Western Illinois University................................................................ Wheaton College ............................................................................. Black Hawk College ......................................................................... Wilbur Wright College ...................................................................... Worsham College of Mortuary Science ........................................... 110 53 54 203 55 157 125 158 159 56 111 112 204 160 57 162 163 164 126 165 58 59 60 161 166 205 61 62 206 113 63 64 65 114 207 STATE-SPONSORED/ADMINISTERED FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS COMMISSIONERS Kevin B. Huber, Chairman Libertyville Selamawi "Mawi" Asgedom Elmhurst Miguel del Valle, Vice Chairman Chicago Mark Donovan Chicago Paul Roberts Elmwood Park Kendall A. Griffin Forest Park Kim Savage Darien DIRECTORS Eric Zarnikow, Executive Director Executive Staff: Vicki Baba, Director, Human Resources and Development Lynne Baker, Managing Director, Communications Brian Begrowicz, Deputy Chief Financial Officer Eduardo Brambila, Managing Director, Community Services Ramnath Cidambi, Managing Director, Information Technology Carol Cook, Director, Program Services & Compliance Kent Custer, Chief Investment Officer Kishor Desai, Director, Internal Auditor Katharine Gricevich, Director, Government Relations Sandra Houston, Director, College Illinois! Susan Kleemann, Managing Director, Research Planning and Policy Analysis Jacqueline Moreno, Managing Director, College Access Shoba Nandhan, Chief Financial Officer Karen Salas, General Counsel Directors/Divisions: Wendy Funk, Managing Director, Accounting and Finance Susan McCarragher, Director, Administrative Services Abel Montoya, Director, Outreach Operations Sam Nelson, Director, Outreach Development Richard Nowell, Deputy General Counsel Evelyn Smith, Director, Portfolio Management OFFICE LOCATIONS AND HOURS Deerfield 1755 Lake Cook Road Deerfield, IL 60015-5209 800.899.ISAC (4722) 847.948.8500 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Springfield 500 W. Monroe, 3rd Floor Springfield, IL 62704-1876 217.782.2577 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m 800.899.ISAC (4722) or isac.org i Chicago James R. Thompson Center 100 W. Randolph St., Suite 3-200 Chicago, IL 60601-3293 312.793.3745 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. STATE-SPONSORED/ADMINISTERED FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS (This represents only a partial listing of ISAC programs. Refer to isac.org for complete information. The number of grants made through programs administered by ISAC, as well as the individual dollar amount awarded, are subject to sufficient annual appropriations by the Illinois General Assembly and the Governor.) Program: Monetary Award Program Contact: Financial aid administrator or ISAC Website: www.isac.org/students/during-college/types-of-financial-aid/grants/monetary-award-program/index.html Eligible Schools: Approved Illinois public and private, two- and four-year colleges, universities, hospital schools, and certain other degree-granting institutions Description of Program: MAP grants cover tuition and mandatory fees with a maximum award determined each year. Eligibility for MAP is based on financial need. Applicants must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to have eligibility determined. Funding for the MAP grant is limited; to ensure full-year consideration for an award, students should apply early. Program: Illinois National Guard (ING) Grant Contact: Local National Guard unit, financial aid administrator, or ISAC Website: www.isac.org/students/during-college/types-of-financial-aid/grants/illinois-national-guard-%28ing%29grant-program.html Eligible Schools: Illinois public two- and four-year colleges Description of Program: This grant is available to active status enlistees and officers in the Illinois Army and Air National Guard who have served at least one year. The award pays tuition and certain fees for up to the equivalent of six academic years of full-time undergraduate or graduate study. Recipients are not required to enroll for a specific number of credit hours each term, but recipients may be required to repay the funds if their service obligation is not fulfilled. Eligibility for this grant is not based on financial need. Program: Illinois Veteran Grant (IVG) Contact: Local office of the Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs, financial aid administrator, or ISAC Website: http://www.isac.org/students/during-college/types-of-financial-aid/grants/illinois-veteran-grant-ivgprogram.html Eligible Schools: Illinois public two- and four-year colleges and universities Description of Program: The IVG Program provides payment of tuition and mandatory fees to qualified Illinois veterans or military service members (including members of the Illinois Reserve or Illinois National Guard) with at least one year of federal active duty service in the U.S. Armed Forces* and whose service was characterized as honorable. This grant can be used for a period equal to four academic years of full-time enrollment for undergraduate or graduate study. Eligible veterans must have been residents of Illinois six months prior to entering the service, and must have returned to Illinois to reside within six months after separation from the service. Recipients are not required to enroll for a minimum number of credit hours each term. *Includes veterans who were assigned to active duty in a foreign country at a time of hostilities in that country, regardless of length of service. ii STATE-SPONSORED/ADMINISTERED FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS Program: Minority Teachers of Illinois (MTI) Scholarship Contact: Financial aid administrator, college multi-cultural affairs office, or ISAC Website: www.isac.org/students/during-college/types-of-financial-aid/scholarships/minority-teachers-of-illinois-mtischolarship-program.html Eligible Schools: Approved Illinois public and private, two- and four-year colleges, universities, and certain other degree-granting institutions Description of Program: This scholarship provides up to $5,000 per year to assist individuals of African American/Black, Hispanic American, Asian American, or Native American origin who plan to become teachers at the preschool, elementary, or secondary level. The scholarship is applicable only toward tuition and fees, and room and board or commuter allowances. Recipients must be enrolled at least half time as an undergraduate or graduate student and may receive up to 8 semesters/12 quarters of scholarship assistance. They must sign a teaching commitment to teach one year for each year assistance is received at an Illinois public, private, or parochial preschool, elementary, or secondary school where enrollment consists of at least 30 percent minority students. If the teaching commitment is not fulfilled, the scholarship converts to a loan and the student must repay the entire award amount received, plus interest and collection costs. Program: Illinois Special Education Teacher Tuition Waiver Program Contact: Offices of Illinois Regional Superintendents of Education, Illinois legislative and federal congressional offices, eligible public universities, or ISAC Website: www.isac.org/students/during-college/types-of-financial-aid/scholarships/illinois-special-educationteacher-tuition-waiver-settw-program.html Eligible Schools: Participating Illinois public four-year universities Description of Program: The Illinois Special Education Teacher Tuition Waiver Program encourages current teachers and academically talented students to pursue careers in any area of special education as public, private, or parochial elementary or secondary school teachers in Illinois. Recipients must agree to take courses to prepare for teaching in a special education discipline and be undergraduate or graduate students seeking initial certification in any area of Special Education. Students must be ranked in the upper half of their Illinois high school graduating class. ACT or SAT test scores may also be factors in determining eligibility. The waiver exempts recipients from paying tuition and mandatory fees at eligible institutions for up to four calendar years. There is no minimum enrollment requirement. Program: Grant Programs for Dependents of Police/Fire/ Correctional Officers Contact: Financial aid administrator or ISAC Website: www.isac.org/students/during-college/types-of-financial-aid/grants/grant-program-for-dependents-ofpolice-or-fire-officers.html Eligible Schools: Approved Illinois public and private, two- and four-year colleges, universities, hospital schools, and certain other degree-granting institutions Description of Program: These grants provide payment toward tuition and mandatory fees for spouses and children of Illinois police/fire/correctional officers killed or at least 90 percent disabled in the line of duty. Recipients must be enrolled on at least a half-time basis and may receive up to 8 semesters/12 quarters of payment for undergraduate or graduate study. iii STATE-SPONSORED/ADMINISTERED FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS ® Program: College Illinois! Prepaid Tuition Program Contact: ISAC Website: www.collegeillinois.org/ Eligible Schools: Approved Illinois public and private two- and four-year colleges, universities, hospital schools, and certain other degree-granting institutions, as well as all non-proprietary out-of-state postsecondary institutions. Description of Program: ISAC's prepaid tuition program allows families to purchase contracts which lock in future college tuition and fee costs now for attendance at either Illinois public universities or community colleges. The program also allows benefits to be used at private and out-of-state schools, although full payment of tuition and fees at those schools is not guaranteed. The contract may be payable in a lump sum or purchased in term increments with monthly or annual payment options. Program: MIA/POW Scholarship Contact: Illinois Dept. of Veterans' Affairs – 800.437.9824 Website: http://www.illinois.gov/veterans/benefits/Pages/education.aspx Eligible Schools: Public colleges and universities in Illinois Description of Program: This scholarship, which is not based on financial need, provides payment of tuition and certain fees for dependents of veterans or service persons who were Illinois residents at the time they entered active duty and have been declared prisoners of war, are missing in action, died as the result of a service connected disability, or are permanently (100%) disabled from service connected causes as recognized by the U. S. Department of Veterans' Affairs or U.S. Department of Defense. Program: Nursing Education Scholarship Program Contact: Illinois Dept. of Public Health, Center for Rural Health 217.782.1624 Website: www.idph.state.il.us/about/rural_health/rural_NESP_more_details.htm Eligible Schools: Illinois schools offering nursing programs accredited by the National League for Nursing (NLN) or approved by the Illinois Dept. of Professional Regulation Description of Program: Scholarships are awarded to qualified students, with the greatest financial need, pursuing a certificate in practical nursing, an associate degree in nursing, a hospital-based diploma in nursing, or a baccalaureate degree in nursing (funding varies from one to four years). Within 6 months of graduating, recipients must begin full- or part-time employment as a licensed practical or registered professional nurse in Illinois for a period equivalent to the educational time supported by the scholarship. Students who terminate studies or fail to become licensed or provide Illinois nursing employment documentation must repay the full scholarship amount, st st with 7 percent interest per year on the unpaid balance. The application cycle begins March 1 and ends May 31 prior to the beginning of the academic year for which the student is applying for the scholarship. Program: Golden Apple Scholars of Illinois Contact: Golden Apple Foundation - 312.407.0006 Website: www.goldenapple.org/ Eligible Schools: Illinois participating public or private universities Description of Program: Program recruits and prepares bright and talented high school graduates who represent a rich ethnic diversity for successful teaching careers in high need schools throughout Illinois and provides scholarships to students pursuing teaching degrees. In exchange for successful completion of undergraduate college and a commitment to teach for five years in an Illinois school of need, scholars receive financial assistance for four years to attend one of the 53 public and private universities across the state and take part in the summer programs that include teaching internships and enhanced teacher preparation. iv MAJOR FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS NOTE: Federal financial aid programs can be used at approved colleges, universities, hospital schools, and proprietary schools throughout the United States and in some foreign countries. Program: Federal Pell Grant Program Contact: U.S. Department of Education at studentaid.ed.gov or 800.4FEDAID (433.3243) or financial aid administrator Website: studentaid.ed.gov/types/grants-scholarships/pell Brief Description of Program: This federal grant can be used toward the educational expenses of students. The grants are based upon the financial need of the applicant and/or the applicant's family. This grant can be used for full-, half-, and less-than-half-time undergraduate study. The FAFSA must be filed for eligibility to be determined. *The maximum award amount is adjusted annually, based on federal funding. For the 2016-17 academic year, the award maximum is $5,815. Program: Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) Program Contact: Financial aid administrator Website: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/grants-scholarships/fseog Brief Description of Program: This federal grant program provides up to $4,000 per year for undergraduate students who have exceptional financial need. Sponsored by the federal government, this program is administered by the financial aid office of participating colleges and universities. Applicants must file the FAFSA and any other required institutional documentation. Program: Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program Contact: Financial aid administrator Website: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/work-study Brief Description of Program: Under this federal need-based program, students may work on or off campus in approved nonprofit positions to earn money to help pay educational expenses. The program encourages community service work and work related to the student's course of study. Applicants must file the FAFSA and any other required institutional documentation. Program: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Education Programs Contact: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Education - Customer Service Office - 888.442.4551 Website: www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/ Brief Description of Program: There is a wide range of benefits available to those who have served in the Armed Forces and their dependents. Among the federal educational programs for veterans are the Veterans Educational Assistance Program (VEAP), Reserve Educational Assistance (REAP), Montgomery G.I. Bill-Active Duty Program, Montgomery G.I. Bill-Selected Reserve Program, Post 9/11 GI Bill, and the Survivors and Dependents Educational Assistance Program (DEA). The benefits are available to eligible individuals without discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, or religion. The local U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs office (found under United States Government in the local telephone directory) can be contacted for specific details. Program: William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program Contact: U.S. Department of Education at studentaid.ed.gov or 800.4FEDAID (433.3243) or financial aid administrator Website: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/ Brief Description of Program: Direct loans are low-interest loans for eligible students (subsidized and unsubsidized loans) and parents (PLUS loans) to help cover the cost of higher education at a four-year college or university, community college or technical school. Eligible students and parents borrow directly from the U.S. Department of Education at participating schools. v THE CONTACT GUIDE Contacts Concerning ILLINOIS STUDENT ASSISTANCE COMMISSION (ISAC) isac.org ISAC Call Center Representative 1755 Lake Cook Road Deerfield, IL 60015-5209 800.899.ISAC (4722) isac.studentservices@isac.illinois.gov To check the status of applications for scholarships or grants; to obtain information about ISAC-administered programs and services; to request materials published by ISAC; to obtain information about College ® Illinois! or to obtain information about College Awareness and Preparation (CAP) activities ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION FOR COLLEGE ADMISSION COUNSELING (IACAC) iacac.org President: Michelle Rogers, Saint Louis University One N. Grand Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63103 ♦ 708.952-0985 rogersm@slu.edu To request general information about the IACAC organization or to obtain information pertaining to policies and practices of the admission profession ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT FINANCIAL AID ADMINISTRATORS (ILASFAA), INC. ilasfaa.org To request general information about the ILASFAA organization; to obtain updates concerning major changes in financial aid guidelines President: Maureen Amos Northeastern Illinois University Director, Financial Aid Office 5500 North Saint Louis Avenue Chicago, IL 60625 ♦ 773.442.5010 To obtain information about the SAT Suite of Assessments and other student and educational professionals services THE COLLEGE BOARD collegeboard.org Midwestern Regional Office 8700 West Bryn Mawr Ave Suite 900N Chicago, IL 60631 ♦ 866.392.4086 To request ACT assessment registration materials or to receive general information about ACT programs ACT act.org ACT 500 ACT Drive, P.O. Box 168 Iowa city, IA 52243-0168 ♦ 319.337.1000 To request information on federal financial aid programs or check the status of a FAFSA or Federal Pell Grant U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (ED) ed.gov Federal Student Aid Information Center P.O. Box 84 Washington, DC 20044 ♦ 800.4FED AID (433.3243) vi American Academy of Art ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001628 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 400 332 South Michigan Chicago, IL 60604 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.aaart.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Stu Rosenbloom PHONE: 312.461.0600 FAX: 312.294.9570 E-MAIL: srosenbloom@aaart.edu DEADLINE: Contact Admissions REQUIRED TESTS: High school graduate or GED ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Portfolio interview for transfer students PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee, $125 administrative fee included in tuition amount ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 317 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 225 # part-time: 92 Education Engineering % male: 40 % female: 60 Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: * YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: September-January, January-May Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Ione Fitzgerald PHONE: 312.461.0600 FAX: 312.294.9570 E-MAIL: ifitzgerald@aaart.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: The American Academy of Art Financial Aid and Information Form DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ $ 30,800 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 3,068 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,876 Federal Work Study Transportation: 880 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ **38,244 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Marcia Thomas PHONE: 312.461.0600 FAX: 312.294.9570 E-MAIL: mthomas@aaart.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration or Digital Illustration, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design, Bachelor of Fine Arts in 3-D Modeling/Animation, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Multimedia Design, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting with Specializations in Oil Painting or Watercolor Painting, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Direction, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography ** Includes $420 activity fee 1 Augustana College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001633 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 001 639 38th Street Rock Island, IL 61201 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.augustana.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: W. Kent Barnds PHONE: 309.794.7341 FAX: 309.794.8797 E-MAIL: admissions@augustana.edu DEADLINE: Rolling beginning November 15 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school transcripts, Guidance Counselor recommendation, Teacher recommendation and writing sample PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $350 tuition deposit (credited to Fall costs) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA in transfer credits TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,478 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,460 # part-time: 18 X Education Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: 3 Terms Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sue Standley PHONE: 309.794.7207 FAX: 309.794.7174 E-MAIL: financialassistance@augustana.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Augustana Application for Institutional Financial Assistance DEADLINE: May 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 38,466 $ 38,466 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,746 9,246 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 800 800 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 400 400 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 50,412 $ 49,912 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Art, Music, Theatre, Debate, Creative Writing VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Julie Bacon PHONE: 309.794.7207 FAX: 309.794.7174 E-MAIL: julie.bacon@augustana.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 2 Aurora University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001634 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 002 347 South Gladstone Avenue Aurora, IL 60506 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.aurora.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Donna DeSpain PHONE: 630.844.5533 or 800.742.5281 FAX: 630.844.5535 E-MAIL: admission@aurora.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admissions REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA, upper 50% of class PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25.00 ($0.00 online application) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP courses accepted, minimum score of 3.0 TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 15 semester hours at 2.0 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 4,272 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,772 # part-time: 500 X Education Engineering % male: 36 % female: 64 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Social Work YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Heather Granart PHONE: 630.844.6190 FAX: 630.844.6191 E-MAIL: finaid@aurora.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: As soon as possible after October 1. ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 22,830 $ 22,830 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,070 3,858 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,584 1,586 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,288 1,934 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 36,772 $ 31,208 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Lindsay Janssen PHONE: 630.844.4916 FAX: 630.844.6191 E-MAIL: ljanssen@aurora.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic Support Center, Career Services, Counseling Center 3 Benedictine University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001767 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 058 5700 College Road Lisle, IL 60532 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ben.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kari Gibbons PHONE: 630.829.6300 FAX: 630.829.6301 E-MAIL: kgibbons@ben.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT, SAT, or TOEFL ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Upper 50% of graduating class, 21 ACT, 980 SAT PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $40 application fee, $200 tuition deposit, $125 housing deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 cummulative GPA of all colleges attended TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 3,355 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,262 # part-time: 1,093 X Education X Engineering % male: 43 % female: 57 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters - 2, 2 summer sessions Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Maria Lee PHONE: 630.829.6105 FAX: 630.829.6101 E-MAIL: mlee@ben.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 31 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 32,030 $ 32,030 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,510 1,510 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,200 3,570 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,550 2,550 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,680 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 45,290 $ 41,340 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Sharon Collins PHONE: 630.829.6100 FAX: 630.829.6101 E-MAIL: financialaid@ben.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic support center, counseling and testing, mentor, and peer assistance programs, Hughes Science Program 4 Blackburn College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001639 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 005 700 College Avenue Carlinville, IL 62626 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.blackburn.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Alisha Kapp PHONE: 800.233.3550, ext. 5110 FAX: 217.854.3713 E-MAIL: alisha.kapp@blackburn.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $150 Tuition Deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Advanced Placement Test - Score of 3 or higher; CLEP subject exams - scaled score of 500 or higher TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 2.0 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 587 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 562 # part-time: 25 X Education X Engineering % male: 46 % female: 54 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jane E. Kelsey PHONE: 800.233.3550 FAX: 217.854.3713 E-MAIL: jane.kelsey@blackburn.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: February 1st priority filing date ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 21,162 $ 21,162 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 700 700 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 7,364 1,500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 800 800 Federal Work Study Transportation: 150 50 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 30,176 $ 24,212 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Work credit for students participating in the Blackburn Work Program. VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Alisha Kapp PHONE: 800.233.3550 FAX: 217.854.3714 E-MAIL: alisha.kapp@blackburn.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Additional VA contact: Jane Kelsey, phone - 800.233.3550, fax - 217.854.3714, e-mail - jane.kelsey@blackburn.edu 5 Bradley University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001641 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 006 1501 West Bradley Avenue Peoria, IL 61625 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.bradley.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Justin Ball PHONE: 309.677.1000 FAX: 309.677.2797 E-MAIL: jaball@fsmail.bradley.edu DEADLINE: REQUIRED TESTS: ACT, SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: College prep background PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee, $200 enrollment fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0/4.0 GPA on all college work completed for many majors, some require regular GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 4,588 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 4,370 # part-time: 218 X Education X Engineering % male: 49 % female: 51 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Debra S. Jackson PHONE: 309.677.3089 FAX: 309.677.2798 E-MAIL: dsjackson@fsmail.bradley.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 31,480 $ 31,480 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,700 0 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,920 5,080 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 250 700 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 44,550 $ 38,460 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Heather Berkley PHONE: 309.677.3643 FAX: 309.677.2715 E-MAIL: hhb@bradley.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Learning assistance program, total array of student services 6 Brisk Rabbinical College ADDRESS: 3000 W. Devon Chicago, IL 60659 SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Rabbi Asher Krupnick PHONE: 773.274.1177 FAX: 773.274.6559 E-MAIL: DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: Oral test, interview ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Recommendations, admission depends on level of preparation PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Transcripts of previous educational institutions attended. TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 10 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 4 # part-time: 6 Education Engineering % male: 100 % female: 0 Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Bachelor of Hebrew Literature and Rabbinical YES: NO: X Ordination GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: September 1, 2014 - August 31, 2015 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rabbi Asher Krupnick PHONE: 773.274.1177 FAX: 773.274.6559 E-MAIL: The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Internal scholarship form DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 4,500 $ 4,400 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: varies varies Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 4,500 2,500 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: varies varies Federal Work Study Transportation: varies Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *9,000 $ *6,900 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Contact school for cost of books and supplies, personal expenses and other costs 7 Chicago State University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001694 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 010 9501 South King Drive Chicago, IL 60628 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.csu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Nancy Bhatia PHONE: 773.995.2513 FAX: 773.995.3820 E-MAIL: ug-admissions@csu.edu DEADLINE: Priority May 1st; rolling admission REQUIRED TESTS: ACT/SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Sliding admission scale; all interested students are encouraged to apply. PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: a $25 nonrefundable admission application fee will be required ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: contact the Office of Examinations, 773.995.2513 TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Twenty four credit hours with a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 6,107 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,479 # part-time: 2,628 X Education Engineering % male: 29 % female: 71 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Pre-Engineering, Allied Health, Health YES: X NO: Science, Pharmacy, and non-traditional GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: programs, Master in Public Health CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Carol Cortilet-Albrecht PHONE: 773.995.2304 FAX: 773.995.3574 E-MAIL: csu-finaid@csu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: January 15 priority deadline ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ *12,016 $ *12,016 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,800 1,800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,723 6,542 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,000 3,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 900 900 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **26,439 $ **24,258 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Johnny Evelyn PHONE: 773.995.3549 FAX: 773.995.3574 E-MAIL: jevelyn@csu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic support, student health center, counseling, career development center, Latino Resource center, woman's resource center, African American male resource center, veterans affairs, campus ministry, tutoring and mentoring programs, job placement * Includes Mandatory Insurance Fee of $1,440 ** Illinois residents 8 Columbia College Chicago ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001665 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 090 600 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60605 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.colum.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jeffrey Meece PHONE: 312.369.7151 FAX: 312.369.8024 E-MAIL: admissions@colum.edu DEADLINE: Priority deadline May 1, rolling REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED and letters of recommendation PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $35 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Credit given for a score of 3 or above TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 8,961 X Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 8,062 # part-time: 899 X Education Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Performing Arts, Media YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Cynthia Grunden PHONE: 312.369.7125 FAX: 312.369.8436 E-MAIL: cgrunden@colum.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority, June 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 25,798 $ 25,798 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,600 1,600 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 13,298 2,903 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,086 2,086 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 850 850 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *43,632 $ **33,237 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Paul Loretto PHONE: 312.369.8791 FAX: 312.369.8436 E-MAIL: ploretto@colum.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *On Campus costs - also includes a $80 loan fee cost. **Commuter - Living at Home; Commuter - Living on own near Campus, same as on campus costs = $43,632 (off campus) also includes a $80 loan fee cost Graduate Student Academic Cost of Attendance = $42,860 9 Concordia University Chicago ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001666 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 011 7400 Augusta Street River Forest, IL 60305 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.cuchicago.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Gwen Kanelos* PHONE: 708.209.3100 FAX: 708.209.3473 E-MAIL: admission@cuchicago.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admission REQUIRED TESTS: ACT 20 composite minimum ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA in core subjects PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 tuition deposit, $200 housing deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Advance Placement credit accepted TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 cumulative GPA minimum in all college-level course work TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,509 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,348 # part-time: 161 X Education Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Computer Science, Social Sciences, Music, YES: X NO: Theater, Church Professional majors GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Two sixteen week semesters: AugustDecember, January-May Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Aida Asencio-Pinto PHONE: 708.209.3113 FAX: 708.488.4102 E-MAIL: financial.aid@cuchicago.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: When verification and qualification are required, additional forms are requested DEADLINE: February 1st - New and Transfer students; February 1st - returning students ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ **30,640 $ **30,640 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,172 1,500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 800 800 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 600 900 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **42,412 $ **35,040 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Music scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Aida Asencio-Pinto PHONE: 708.209.3492 FAX: 708.488.4102 E-MAIL: aida.asenciopinto@cuchicago.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic advising, career counseling, job placement, student success program (study skills, tutoring, group study), math and writing labs *Undergraduate Admission **Includes $390 for Technology Fee and $300 Student Activity Fee, Matriculation & Records fee $72, Green fee $10 and wellness/medical fee $108 10 DePaul University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001671 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 013 1 East Jackson Boulevard Chicago, IL 60604 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.depaul.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Carlene Klaas PHONE: 312.362.8300 FAX: 312.362.5749 E-MAIL: admission@depaul.edu DEADLINE: Early Action: November 15th, Regular Admission: February 1st. Applications accepted on space-available basis when submitted after February 1st; School of Music: December 1; The Theatre School: January 15 REQUIRED TESTS: Test-optional admission policy for incoming freshmen; contact the college for details. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Solid college preparatory curriculum and co-curricular activities. PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $0 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP, CLEP, IB TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 12 semester (16 quarter) hours, 2.0 - 2.5 GPA (GPA requirement varies by academic program) TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 23,539 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 18,691 # part-time: 4,848 X Education Engineering % male: 47 % female: 53 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Music, Theatre, Communications, and YES: X NO: Computing/Digital Media. More than 150 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: undergraduate degree programs. New preCALENDAR: Quarters health pathways. Neuroscience Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Hillary Schneider PHONE: 312.362.8610 FAX: 312.362.5748 E-MAIL: finaid1@depaul.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: n/a DEADLINE: February 15th ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 37,020 $ 37,020 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,104 1,104 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 13,387 1,548 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,800 1,800 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 564 750 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 53,875 $ 42,222 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Megan Burda PHONE: 312.362.8092 FAX: 312.362.5748 E-MAIL: mburda1@depaul.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Internships, community service programs, professional career services, parking, tutoring, skills development center 11 Dominican University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001750 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 055 7900 West Division River Forest, IL 60305 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.dom.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Glenn Hamilton PHONE: 708.524.6800 FAX: 708.524.6864 E-MAIL: domadmis@dom.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.75 GPA, top 50% of class, SAT/ACT at or above national average PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee for online applications, $100 tuition deposit; $200 housing deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,272 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,026 # part-time: 196 X Education X Engineering % male: 34 % female: 66 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nutrition and Food Science YES: X NO: Apparel Design/Merchandising, Nursing GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Victoria Lamick PHONE: 708.524.6809 FAX: 708.366.6478 E-MAIL: finaid@dom.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: February 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 30,710 $ 30,670 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,380 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,000 3,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 300 800 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 42,590 $ 35,670 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Legacy Scholarships, Dominican Scholarships, Brechtel Scholarships for Chemistry or Biology-Chemistry; Federal TEACH Program, Skilling Scholarship For Art, Borra Scholarship for Nursing VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Allison Guziec PHONE: 708.524-6809 FAX: 708.366.6487 E-MAIL: aguziec@dom.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career advising, job placement, tutoring, study skills seminars, counseling, health services, writing center, College of Engineering associated with IIT. 12 Eastern Illinois University ADDRESS: Student Services Building, East Wing Charleston, IL 61920 SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001674 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 014 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.eiu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kara Hadley-Shakya PHONE: 217.581.7660 FAX: 217.581.7060 E-MAIL: khadleyshakya@eiu.edu DEADLINE: Consult University REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High School Academic Record, personal statement and GPA for freshmen - GPA for transfer students and college transcripts PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $30 application fee (non-refundable) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Accepted, contact Records Office TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: "C" average cumulative, plus "C" average from most recent school attended with 30 transferrable semester hours completed TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 8,520 *X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 6,911 # part-time: 1,609 X Education Engineering % male: 40 % female: 60 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Fine Arts, Health & Recreation, Applied YES: X NO: Sciences, Pre-Engineering GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters (4, 6 and 8 week summer sessions) Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Amanda Starwalt PHONE: 217.581.6405 FAX: 217.581.6422 E-MAIL: ajstarwalt@eiu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: March 1st - first consideration for campus aid ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 11,184 $ 11,184 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 150 150 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,176 4,588 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,190 2,190 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 940 2,330 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 23,640 $ 20,442 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Private scholarships: TEACH Grants VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jenny Stout PHONE: 217.581.5227 FAX: 217.581.6422 E-MAIL: finaid@eiu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, academic advisement, textbook rental, international student services, health service, university union, student recreation center, campus police *Art Only 4-year guaranteed tuition rate plan - Based on average of 15 hours each semester 13 East-West University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 021686 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 150 816 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60605 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.eastwest.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Raul Andrade PHONE: 312.939.0111, x1834 FAX: 312.939.0083 E-MAIL: raul@eastwest.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Math and English placement exams for students with less than 12 college credits in these areas ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $415 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: official transcripts TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 657 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: # part-time: Education X Engineering % male: 40 % female: 60 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Computer and Information Science YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: September 26, 2016 - December 9, 2016; January 9, 2017 - March 24, 2017; April 3, 2017 - June 16, 2017 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Cesar Campos PHONE: 312.939.0111, x1806 FAX: 312.939.0083 E-MAIL: cesar@eastwest.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ $ 20,820 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,814 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: X Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ 31,434 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Cesar Campos PHONE: 312.939.0111, ext. 1806 FAX: 312.939.0083 E-MAIL: cesar@eastwest.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Free Math & English tutoring 14 Elmhurst College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001676 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 016 190 Prospect Elmhurst, IL 60126-3296 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.elmhurst.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Stephanie Levenson PHONE: 630.617.3400 FAX: 630.617.5501 E-MAIL: admit@elmhurst.edu DEADLINE: April 1 (preferred) for Freshmen, July 1 for transfers (preferred) REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT for incoming Freshmen and for transfer students under 24 years of age with less than 12 semester hours of transfer credit ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Secondary transcripts for freshmen and for transfer students who have been out of high school less than eight years PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 tuition prepayment (non-refundable, due May 1), $300 housing deposit (non-refundable, due March 1) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP credit for scores of 3+ counted toward general education requirement or elective course work. TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Transcripts from each college/university attended and must be in good standing from last college attended TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 3,298 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,677 # part-time: 621 X Education Engineering % male: 40 % female: 60 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Speech Pathology, Computer Science, YES: X NO: Music, Crimnal Justice and Communications GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: 4-1-4 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Ruth Pusich, Director PHONE: 630.617.3015 FAX: 630.617.3487 E-MAIL: sfs@elmhurst.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority date - February 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 35,500 $ 35,500 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,078 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,122 2,300 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 800 1,200 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 48,500 $ 40,000 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Endowed scholarship special to academic major VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kathy Maxwell PHONE: 630.617.3079 FAX: 630.617.3487 E-MAIL: kathym@elmhurst.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 15 Eureka College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001678 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 017 300 East College Ave. Eureka, IL 61530 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.eureka.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Mike Murtagh PHONE: 888.438.7352 FAX: 309.467.6576 E-MAIL: mmurtach@eureka.edu DEADLINE: August 1 REQUIRED TESTS: SAT or ACT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Transcripts, no fee, recommendations PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $200 deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP,CLEP, IB TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Transfer 2.0 GPA and 24 semester hour of transfer credit TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 664 X* Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 633 # part-time: 31 X Education X** Engineering % male: 46 % female: 54 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Fine and Performing Arts, History, English, YES: X NO: Sociology, Math, Psychology, Criminal Justice, GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Environmental Studies CALENDAR: semester Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Erin Bline PHONE: 309.467.6311 FAX: 309.467.6897 E-MAIL: ebline@eureka.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 20,510 $ 20,510 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,835 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 500 1,500 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 500 1,600 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ ***31,345 $ ***24,610 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Erin Bline PHONE: 309.467.6311 FAX: 309.467.6897 E-MAIL: ebline@eureka.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Art only **Pre-Engineering ***Costs for a dependent student 16 Governors State University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009145 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 129 1 University Parkway University Park, IL 60466 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.govst.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Yakeea Daniels PHONE: 708.534.4490 FAX: 708.235.7455 E-MAIL: admission@govst.edu DEADLINE: Rolling; select graduate programs have specific deadlines REQUIRED TESTS: International - TOEFL or IELTS ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: ACT/SAT PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee (undergraduate) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: College-Level Examination Program (C.L.E.P.); AP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: A.A. or A.S. degree or 25 semester hours of "C" average work TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 5,938 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,847 # part-time: 3,091 X Education Engineering % male: 33 % female: 67 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Health Administration, Nursing and Social Work, YES: X NO: MBA, Communication Disorders, Physical GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Counseling CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: John Perry PHONE: 708.534.4480 FAX: 708.534.1172 E-MAIL: faid@govst.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Priority date February 15, 2017 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 10,516 $ 10,516 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,700 1,700 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,868 9,868 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,000 2,000 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 25,084 $ 25,084 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Tuition waivers VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kevin Smith PHONE: 708.235.2223 FAX: E-MAIL: ksmith9@govst.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 17 Greenville College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001684 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 019 315 E. College Ave. Greenville, IL 62246 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.greenville.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Karl Hatton PHONE: 618.664.7100 or 800.345.4440 FAX: 618.664.9841 DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $200 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 on 4.0 scale TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. X Education X Engineering X Liberal Arts X Sciences Other: Music, Social Work, Digital Media E-MAIL: admissions@greenville.edu ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: 1,061 49 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: GRADUATE STUDY: CALENDAR: 4-1-4 TOTAL #: 1,321 # part-time: % female: YES: YES: X X* 260 51 NO: NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: David Kessinger PHONE: 618.664.7108 FAX: 618.664.7198 E-MAIL: financialaid@greenville.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: February 1 - Priority Deadline ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 25,088 $ 25,088 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: * * X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,288 6,296 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,500 1,500 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,324 3,930 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 36,200 $ 36,814 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Julie Mason PHONE: 618.664.7027 FAX: E-MAIL: julie.mason@greenville.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: College of Engineering limited to pre-engineering. * Book rental is included in cost of tuition and fees. 18 Hebrew Theological College ADDRESS: 7135 North Carpenter Road Skokie,IL 60077 SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001685 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 098 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.htc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Rabbi Joshua Zisook PHONE: 847.982.2500 FAX: 847.674.6381 E-MAIL: jzisook@htc.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: SAT, ACT or equivalent ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Secondary and/or postsecondary transcripts, 2 letters of recommendation, personal interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Advanced placement through AP credit and individual assessment TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 475 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 457 # part-time: 18 X Education Engineering % male: 13 % female: 87 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Advanced Jewish Studies/Talmud; Psychology, YES: X NO: Accounting, Health Sciences, Speech, GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Education, Business CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rabbi Shmuel Schuman PHONE: 847.982.2500 FAX: 847.674.6381 E-MAIL: schuman@htc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: August 15, 2015 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 19,490 $ 19,490 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,600 1,600 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,100 11,100 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,010 3,010 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 720 1,910 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 35,920 $ 37,110 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rabbi Shmuel Schuman PHONE: 847.982.2500 FAX: 847.674.6381 ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 19 E-MAIL: schuman@htc.edu Illinois College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001688 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 020 1101 West College Jacksonville, IL 62650 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ic.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Evan Wilson PHONE: 217.245.3030 FAX: 217.245.3034 E-MAIL: admissions@mail.ic.edu DEADLINE: July 1 REQUIRED TESTS: Test Optional ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Official high school transcripts, secondary school report and essay PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $200 enrollment deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Credit given for CLEP and AP exams which meet minimum requirement of department TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 952 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 948 # part-time: 4 X Education Engineering % male: 48 % female: 52 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Pre-Engineering YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kate Taylor PHONE: 217.245.3035 FAX: 217.245.3274 E-MAIL: finaid@mail.ic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: January 31 for first consideration ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ *31,660 $ **31,660 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 0 0 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,190 4,950 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 900 900 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 600 600 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *42,350 $ **38,110 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Becky Birdsell PHONE: 217.245.3033 FAX: 217.245.3274 E-MAIL: becky.birdsell@mail.ic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Includes activity fee of $250 and technology fee of $250. **Commuter - living off campus 20 Illinois Institute of Technology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001691 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 021 10 West 33rd Street Chicago, IL 60616 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.iit.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Toni Riley PHONE: 312.567.3025 FAX: 312.567.6939 E-MAIL: admission@iit.edu DEADLINE: rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 4 yrs. Mathematics, 3 yrs science minimum (4 yrs recommended for Engineering Science), 4 yrs English PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $300 enrollment deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: In all subjects TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 3.0 cumulative GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 7,792 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 6,579 # part-time: 1,213 X Education X Engineering % male: 66 % female: 34 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters plus summer session Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Abby McGrath PHONE: 312.567.3497 FAX: 312.567.3982 E-MAIL: finaid@iit.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority FAFSA deadline is February 7. ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ *45,214 $ *45,214 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,250 1,250 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,612 2,700 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,100 3,100 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,035 3,175 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *62,211 $ *55,439 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Competitive in each department VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Melisa Lopez PHONE: 312.567.3642 FAX: 312.567.3220 E-MAIL: lopez@iit.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Disabled student services, counseling center, medical office, offices of Hispanic education development, women's education development, African/American education development, and academic resource center. *Estimated costs 21 Illinois State University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001692 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 022 231 Fell Hall, Campus Box 2320 Normal, IL 61790-2320 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ilstu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jeff Mavros PHONE: 309.438.2181 or 800.366.2478 FAX: 309.438.3932 E-MAIL: DEADLINE: Applications accepted Sept. 1 for the fall semester* REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Successful completion of comprehensive college preparatory subjects - see undergraduate catalog for details PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50.00 non-refundable application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: College credit/exemption in variety of subject areas - see undergraduate catalog for details TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Minimum collegiate grade point averages and prerequisite coursework, both depending on academic program and good academic standing at last college attended. Students with fewer than 24 semester hours must also meet freshman requirements. TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 20,615 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 18,207 # part-time: 2,408 X Education Engineering % male: 45.4 % female: 54.6 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: David Krueger PHONE: 309.438.2231 FAX: 309.438.3755 E-MAIL: financialaid@illinoisstate.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: March 1 preferential filing date ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 14,062 $ 14,062 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 942 942 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,850 1,850 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,406 1,126 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 938 4,668 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 28,198 $ 22,648 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Nursing Student Loan VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Marie Gillibrand PHONE: 309.438.5210 FAX: 309.438.3755 E-MAIL: mhmowre@illinoisstate.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *University enrollment patterns will dictate application deadlines 22 Illinois Wesleyan University ADDRESS: Financial Aid Office, 1312 Park Street Bloomington, IL 61701 SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001696 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 023 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.iwu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Bob Murray PHONE: 309.556.3031 or 800.332.2498 FAX: 309.556.3411 E-MAIL: DEADLINE: May 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Recommend "B" average, 24 ACT or 1100 SAT, strong college prep, essay PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Credit available for scores of 4 or 5 on AP exam TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Recommend a 3.0 GPA at previous school, also require high school transcripts and ACT or SAT score TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,841 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,825 # part-time: 16 X Education Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: School of Nursing, College of Fine Arts (Art, YES: X NO: Drama, Music) GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: 4-4-1 (Semesters) Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Scott Seibring PHONE: 309.556.3393 FAX: 309.556.3833 E-MAIL: seibring@iwu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Financial Aid Form (FAF) DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ *44,142 $ *44,142 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 800 800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,178 2,150 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,600 1,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1050 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *56,720 $ *49,142 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Scott Seibring PHONE: 309.556.3097 FAX: 309.556.3833 E-MAIL: seibring@iwu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career center, job placement, health services, counseling services *Includes $200 fees 23 Judson University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001700 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 083 1151 North State Street Elgin, IL 60123 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.judsonu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Nathan McNeely PHONE: 800.879.5376 FAX: 847.628.2526 E-MAIL: nmcneely@judsonu.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA on 4.0 scale, ACT Composit greater than 21 PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee, $150 housing deposit, $250 enrollment deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: English Composition, Fine Arts, History, Lab Science, Math TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: "C" or above, also transfer Associates Degree with a 2.5 or above will meet all general education requirements TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,288 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 866 # part-time: 422 X Education Engineering % male: 41 % female: 59 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Youth Ministry, Pre-Seminary, Biology, YES: X NO: Chemistry, Pre-Law, Pre-Medicine, Worship GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: Arts, Music, Biblical Studies; Interior Designs; CALENDAR: Two semesters (fall & spring) with 2 post50+ Majors terms Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Diana Winton PHONE: 847.628.2531 FAX: 847.628.2533 E-MAIL: diana.winton@judsonu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: No DEADLINE: February 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 28,170 $ 28,110 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,500 1,500 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,450 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,500 1,500 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 750 1,500 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 41,370 $ 32,610 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Music Performance, theater, Choir, Art VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kirsten Olson PHONE: 847.628.1155 FAX: 847.628.2046 E-MAIL: kallen@judsonu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Free tutoring, career development and placement services, internships and practicum support 24 Kendall College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001703 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 025 900 N. North Branch Street Chicago, IL 60622 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.kendall.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Geri Burke PHONE: 312.752-2174 FAX: 312.752.2263 E-MAIL: geri.burke@kendall.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admissions REQUIRED TESTS: TOEFL (for foreign schools) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: College transcripts; less than 1 college year - high school transcripts TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,232 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 764 # part-time: 468 X Education Engineering % male: 22 % female: 78 Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Lauren Walker PHONE: 312.752.2478 FAX: 410.209.8003 E-MAIL: lauren.walker@kendall.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Authorization of Credit to Account DEADLINE: April 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 9,900 $ 9,900 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,800 1,800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,350 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 5,100 5,100 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,400 2,400 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *29,550 $ *19,200 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Institutional scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jennifer Hagedorn PHONE: 312.752.2240 FAX: 312.752.2171 E-MAIL: jennifer.hagedorn@kendall.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic advising, counseling, career planning, tutoring *Costs for 3 quarters 25 Knox College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001704 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 026 2 East South Street Galesburg, IL 61401 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.knox.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Paul Steenis PHONE: 309.341.7100 FAX: 309.341.7070 E-MAIL: admission@knox.edu DEADLINE: Early action November 1, regular decision January 15 REQUIRED TESTS: Either ACT or SAT is optional for most applicants ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 20 academic units college preparatory program is recommended, teacher and counselor recommendations, essay required PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee, $300 enrollment deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Transcripts required from each college attended, expected GPA is 3.0 TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,400 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,390 # part-time: 10 X Education X* Engineering % male: 43 % female: 57 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Three 10-week terms Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Ann Brill PHONE: 309.341.7149 FAX: 309.341.7453 E-MAIL: financialaid@knox.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: request from the financial aid office DEADLINE: February 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 43,280 $ 43,285 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 900 900 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,330 2,250 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 54,515 $ 47,435 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Ann Brill PHONE: 309.341.7149 FAX: 309.341.7453 E-MAIL: financialaid@knox.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career counseling and planning, learning center, tutors, center for intercultural life, international student advisor, academic advising, health services *Pre-Engineering 26 Lake Forest College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001706 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 027 555 North Sheridan Road Lake Forest, IL 60045 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lakeforest.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Chris Ellertson PHONE: 800.828.4751 or 847.735.5000 FAX: 847.735.6271 E-MAIL: admissions@lakeforest.edu DEADLINE: February 15 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT/Test optional admissions ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school transcripts with a counselor or teacher recommendation PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: n/a ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Overall college average at least "C" or equivalent, college transcripts, ACT or SAT, high school transcripts, teacher recommendation TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,572 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,553 # part-time: 19 Education Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jerry Cebrzynski PHONE: 847.735.5103 FAX: 847.735.6271 E-MAIL: finaid@lakeforest.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: No DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 44,116 $ 44,116 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,900 5,126 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,384 1,384 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 600 2,374 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 57,000 $ 54,000 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Latricia Parker PHONE: 847.735.5031 FAX: 847.735.6291 E-MAIL: lparker@lakeforest.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 27 Lewis University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001707 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 029 One University Parkway Romeoville, IL 60446 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lewisu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Ashley Skidmore, Dean of Adm. PHONE: 815.836.5250 FAX: 815.836.5002 E-MAIL: skidmoas@lewisu.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admission REQUIRED TESTS: Freshman - ACT or SAT, foreign - TOEFL or IELTS ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA cumulative on a 4.0 scale and minimum 18 ACT Composite PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $40 application fee, $100 tuition deposit (May 1 refund), $100 housing deposit (May 1 refund) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Credit with score of 3 or higher on AP exam (must score 4 or higher on English Language and Biology, and Env. Science), CLEP credit, Life Experience credit, International Baccalaureate credit TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Twelve semester hours or more, 2.0 cumulative GPA, 2.75 cumulative GPA (Education and Nursing only) TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 6,689 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 4,203 # part-time: 2,486 X Education Engineering % male: 40 % female: 60 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Aviation, Communications, Nursing, Justice, YES: X NO: Law & Public Safety GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Janeen Decharinte, Director PHONE: 815.836.5263 FAX: 815.836.5135 E-MAIL: finaid@lewisu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: May 1 priority deadline ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 29,950 $ 29,950 x Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,500 1,500 x Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,320 3,500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,830 1,830 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 300 574 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 43,900 $ 37,354 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Alumni scholarships, Fine Arts scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Marcus Perry PHONE: 815.836.5567 FAX: 815.836.5135 E-MAIL: perryms@lewisu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Counseling, tutoring, academic advising, student support team, career counseling and placement, learning assistance, student organizations activities, multicultural affairs, student health services, remedial instruction and reading and study skills. 28 Lincoln Christian University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001708 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 091 100 Campus View Drive Lincoln, IL 62656 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lincolnchristian.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Mary K. Davis PHONE: 217.732.3168 FAX: 217.732.4199 DEADLINE: None, open REQUIRED TESTS: ACT/SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA (on 4.0 scale) TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. X Education Engineering Liberal Arts Sciences Other: Theological professions; Pre-nursing, Communication E-MAIL: admissions@lincolnchristian.edu ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: 346 56 TOTAL #: 401 # part-time: % female: ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: GRADUATE STUDY: CALENDAR: Semesters YES: YES: X X 55 44 NO: NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Nancy Siddens PHONE: 217.732.3168, ext. 2250 FAX: 217.732.5914 E-MAIL: finaid@lincolnchristian.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Open ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 13,020 $ 13,020 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 7,564 6,378 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,306 3,306 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,009 1,344 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 25,899 $ 25,048 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nancy Siddens PHONE: 217.732.3168, ext. 2250 FAX: 217.732.5914 E-MAIL: nsiddens@lincolnchristian.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic Resource Center, Counseling 29 Lincoln College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001709 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 030 300 Keokuk Lincoln, IL 62656 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lincolncollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Peggy Antoine PHONE: 800.569.0556 FAX: 217.732.7715 E-MAIL: pantoine@lincolncollege.edu DEADLINE: August 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT/SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Possible letters of recommendation or campus visit or phone interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 in 6+ hours TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,439 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 825 # part-time: 619 Education Engineering % male: 43 % female: 57 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Chris Steckmann PHONE: 217.732.7230 FAX: 217.735.9016 E-MAIL: csteckmann@lincolncollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: June 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 17,700 $ 17,700 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 7,800 7,800 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 6,138 6,138 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,992 2,992 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 34,630 $ 34,630 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Fine Arts scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Ryan Clark PHONE: 309.268.4318 FAX: 217.732.2992 E-MAIL: rclark@lincolncollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: ACCESS program for students with ADD/ADHD. 30 Lincoln College-Normal ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001709 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 030 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lincolncollege.edu/normal 715 West Raab Road Normal, IL 61761 Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Joe Hendrix PHONE: 800.569.0558 FAX: 309.862.3352 E-MAIL: ncadmissionsinfo@lincolncollege.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT/SAT for incoming students less 21 years old ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Freshmen-official high school transcripts, transfer student-previous official college transcript(s) PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee (non-refundable) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Students may be accepted if they have a min cum GPA of 2.0 and are eligible to return to their previous institution. TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 610 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 210 # part-time: 400 Education Engineering % male: % female: X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Sports Management and Criminal Justice YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Ryan Clark PHONE: 309.268.4318 FAX: 309.452.8162 E-MAIL: lclfinancialaid@lincolncollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: May 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ $ 16,700 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 0 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 0 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 0 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 0 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ 16,700 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Fine Arts scholarship VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Chris Johnson PHONE: 309.268.4318 FAX: 309.452.8162 E-MAIL: cdjohnson@lincolncollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Learning Resource Center with free professional tutoring, access to Illinois State University Milner Library, access to Illinois State University career and health services, free access to Bloomington/Normal Public Transportation system, and access to Heartland Community College Recreation Facility. 31 Loyola University Chicago ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001710 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 031 1032 W. Sheridan Road Chicago, IL 60626 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.luc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Erin Morarity PHONE: 312.915.6500 FAX: 312.915.7216 E-MAIL: admission@luc.edu DEADLINE: Freshman application priority deadline - February 1, transfer application deadline - June 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT/SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Counselor recommendation, satisfactory academic transcript and class rank PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $500 enrollment deposit due by May 1 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 20 hours transfer credit; 2.0 GPA for Arts and Sciences; minimum 2.5 GPA for Education and Business TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 15,879 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: # part-time: X Education X Engineering % male: 36 % female: 64 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Social Work, Communication YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tobyn Friar PHONE: 773.508.7704 FAX: 773.508.3397 E-MAIL: lufinaid@luc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: FAFSA received by the federal processor by March 1 to have award by May 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 39,130 $ 39,130 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 12,970 3,542 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,600 1,600 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 225 450 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 55,125 $ 45,922 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Norma Cazares PHONE: 773.508.3160 FAX: 773.508.3397 E-MAIL: ncazares@luc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career development and placement, counseling, tutoring, services for disabled students 32 MacMurray College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001717 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 034 447 East College Jacksonville, IL 62650 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.mac.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Tressman Goode PHONE: 800.252.7485 FAX: 217.291.0702 E-MAIL: admissions@mac.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.5/4.0 GPA upper 50% class rank, transcript PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $150 enrollment reservation fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Accept full AP credit, CLEP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA with at least 24 credit hours TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 570 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 544 # part-time: 26 X Education Engineering % male: 49 % female: 51 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Criminal Justice, Social Work, PreYES: X NO: professional, Homeland Security, Deaf Ed, GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Special Ed, Interpreter Prep, Online degrees CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Laci Engelbrecht PHONE: 217.479.7041 FAX: 217.479.0713 E-MAIL: financialaid@mac.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 25,110 $ 25,110 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,510 7,500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 900 1,100 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 600 1,500 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 36,320 $ 36,410 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Laci Engelbrecht PHONE: 217.479.7043 FAX: 217.479.7013 E-MAIL: laci.engelbrecht@mac.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, parking, tutoring, retention and special services counselor, campus nurse, campus counselor, chaplain, first year experience program 33 McKendree University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001722 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 033 701 College Road Lebanon, IL 62254 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.mckendree.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Chris Hall PHONE: 618.537.6831 FAX: 618.537.6496 E-MAIL: inquiry@mckendree.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT preferred; SAT accepted ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.5/4.0 GPA, upper 50% class rank, at least a 20 ACT score PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, AP, DANTES TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 cumulative GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,342 X* Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,820 # part-time: 522 X Education Engineering % male: 46 % female: 54 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Computer Sciences; Athletic Training; Nursing YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Elizabeth Juehne PHONE: 618.537.6532 FAX: 618.537.6530 E-MAIL: bjuehne@mckendree.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: May 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 27,930 $ 27,930 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,020 7,500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,200 1,400 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,250 1,750 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **40,500 $ **39,680 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Community Service Scholarships; Debate Scholarship; Music Scholarship; Model UN Scholarships; Legacy Scholarship, Show Choir, Dance, Cheer VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kim Wiggins PHONE: 618.537.6529 FAX: 618.537.6530 E-MAIL: kjwiggins@mckendree.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career services, tutoring, counseling *Art only **Includes $100 loan fee 34 Millikin University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001724 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 036 1184 West Main Street Decatur, IL 62522 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.millikin.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kevin McIntyre PHONE: 217.424.6210 FAX: 217.425.4669 E-MAIL: admis@millikin.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Official high school and college transcripts; auditions for music, music-theatre, and theatre; portfolio reviews for art PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $0 application fee, $150 advance tuition deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Credit/placement to students with CEEB, AP exam grades of 3, 4, 5 TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Submit official records of study at high school and college or university levels TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,634 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,258 # part-time: 118 X Education Engineering % male: 37 % female: 63 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Music, Theater, School of Nursing, YES: X NO: Tabor School of Business, College of Arts & GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: Sciences, College of Fine Arts, Pre-Professional CALENDAR: Semesters Programs Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Cheryl Howerton PHONE: 217.424.6317 FAX: 217.424.5070 E-MAIL: studentfinancialservices@millikin.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: n/a DEADLINE: As soon as possible ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 30,630 $ 30,630 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,898 892 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,100 2,100 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,334 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 44,628 $ 36,956 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Merit Awards VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Chilwana Thompson PHONE: 217.424.3664 FAX: 217.424.5070 E-MAIL: cthompson@milikin.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, career counseling, academic advising, counseling, tutoring, writing center 35 Monmouth College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001725 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 038 700 East Broadway Monmouth, IL 61462 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.monmouthcollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Nicholas Spaeth PHONE: 800.747.2687 (800.74.SCOTS) FAX: 309.457.2141 E-MAIL: admissions@monmouthcollege.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: H.S. transcripts, personal statement if requested PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP accepted, IB TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,220 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,209 # part-time: 11 X Education X Engineering % male: 48 % female: 52 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jayne Schreck PHONE: 309.457.2129 FAX: 309.457.2373 E-MAIL: finaid@monmouthcollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: October 15 (priority deadline only) ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 35,300 $ 35,300 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,300 500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 600 600 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *46,400 $ *38,600 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Federal TEACH VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jayne A. Schreck PHONE: 309.457.2129 FAX: 309.457.2373 E-MAIL: jayne@monmouthcollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Does not include a $150 average loan fee 36 National-Louis University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001733 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 043 1000 Capitol Drive* Wheeling, IL 60090 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.nl.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Ken Kasprzak PHONE: 847.947.5151 FAX: 847.465.5730 E-MAIL: admissions@nl.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Official high school transcripts PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $0 application fee online, $40 paper application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Individual consideration TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Official transcripts from all colleges attended; 15 hours of transfer credit, 2.0 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 6,952 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 562 # part-time: 6,390 X Education Engineering % male: 20 % female: 80 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Human Services YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rathenia Hunter PHONE: 888.658.8632 FAX: 847.465.5894 E-MAIL: studentfinance@nl.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Varies by award, contact office DEADLINE: April 15 priority ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ $ 17,628 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,350 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 15,300 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,800 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 4,050 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ 40,128 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Illinois state scholarships, Institutional scholarships, Military discounts VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Christopher Heftka PHONE: 847.947.5861 FAX: 847.947.5861 E-MAIL: vastudents@nl.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic advising, counseling, orientations, tutoring, communication/language skill, learning disabilities support, study seminars, assessment center (credit by exam), project persist, summer support, Latino outreach, career development and placement, academic computing and continuting education. *other campuses located in Skokie, Lisle, Chicago and Elgin 37 North Central College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001734 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 044 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.northcentralcollege.edu 30 North Brainard Street Naperville, IL 60540 Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Martha Stolze PHONE: 630.637.5800 FAX: 630.637.5819 E-MAIL: admissions@noctrl.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Preferred 2.5/4.0 GPA PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 paper application fee (non-refundable), $200 tuition/housing deposit (non-refundable) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP tests, CLEP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 2.25/4.0 transferable GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,832 X* Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,494 # part-time: 338 X Education Engineering % male: 45 % female: 55 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Communications; Over 55 major areas of study YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Trimesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Ann Benjamin PHONE: 630.637.5600 FAX: 630.637.5608 E-MAIL: finaid@noctrl.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: None (for Freshmen or Transfers ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 35,421 $ 35,421 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,545 1,530 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,182 1,182 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 447 1,470 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **48,795 $ **40,803 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Music, Theatre, and Forensics scholarships; Art departmental scholarships in Education VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Therese Lux PHONE: 630.637.5252 FAX: 630.637.5257 E-MAIL: tmlux@noctrl.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career center, advising center, writing center, counseling center, foreign language laboratory, center for research, Dean of Students office *Fine Arts **Includes a $180 activity fee 38 North Park University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001735 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 046 3225 West Foster Chicago, IL 60625 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.northpark.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Shari Nordstrom PHONE: 773.244.5503 FAX: 773.244.4953 E-MAIL: snordstrom@northpark.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Upper 50% of high school class, references PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $20 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 transfer GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,205 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,925 # part-time: 280 X Education Engineering % male: 39 % female: 61 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Music Performance, Nursing (BSN-MSN) YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Carolyn Lach PHONE: 773.244.5526 FAX: 773.634.4051 E-MAIL: clach@northpark.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: July 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 25,740 $ 25,740 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,460 2,800 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,100 2,100 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 400 900 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 37,700 $ 32,540 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Aaron Schoof PHONE: 773.244.5564 FAX: 773.634.4051 E-MAIL: aschoof@northpark.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Year-long orientation program for first year students, 4-day new student orientation at start of year, job placement assistance, career related internships, tutoring, on-campus parking 39 Northeastern Illinois University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001693 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 079 5500 North St. Louis Avenue Chicago, IL 60625-4699 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.neiu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Katie Curran PHONE: 773.442.4044 FAX: 773.442.4020 E-MAIL: kcurran@neiu.edu DEADLINE: Fall - July 15, Spring - November 1, Summer - April 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT (Freshmen) or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High School graduation or G.E.D., Admission Decision Score=ACT Composite (X) 10 Cummulative GPA (X) 200 PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Application Fee - $30.00 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: See academic catalog for more details TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Overall "C" GPA, good academic standing at the last school attended full-time TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 9,891 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 4,876 # part-time: 5,015 X Education Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Non-traditional YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Fall 2016: Aug. 25 - Dec. 19, 2016; Spring 2017: Jan. 10 - May 9, 2017 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Maureen Terese Amos PHONE: 773.442.5009 FAX: 773.442.5040 E-MAIL: MTAMOS@neiu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: No DEADLINE: February 15 - priority date ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 9,948 $ 9,948 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,400 2,400 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,100 4,797 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,988 2,988 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,638 1,638 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 25,074 $ 21,771 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Weston Polaski PHONE: 773.442.4005 FAX: 773.442.4066 E-MAIL: w-polaski@neiu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Handicapped liaison program, counseling office, academic advising office 40 Northern Illinois University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001737 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 045 Swen Parson Hall 245 DeKalb, IL 60115 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.niu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Dani Rollins, Director PHONE: 815.753.0446* FAX: 815.753.8312 E-MAIL: admissions@niu.edu DEADLINE: August 1, 2016 for Fall 2016, priority filing date for freshmen - December 1, 2016 for Fall 2017 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Top 50% class rank or 2.75 GPA on a 4.0 scale and 19 ACT (870 SAT) score PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $40 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: 16 academic subject areas in College Board AP and CLEP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Formal application for admission, official transcripts from high school and each college attended, official ACT or SAT score report. Must meet GPA requirements and in good standing TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 20,130 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 15,545 # part-time: 4,585 X Education X Engineering % male: 49 % female: 50 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Visual and Performing Arts and College of Law, YES: X NO: Health and Human Sciences GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rebecca Babel, Director PHONE: 815.753.1300 FAX: 815.753.9475 E-MAIL: finaid@niu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Determined on individual basis DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ **14,334 $ **14,334 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,400 1,400 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,776 5,600 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,592 1,592 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 862 2,000 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ ***28,964 $ ***24,926 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Eric Armstrong PHONE: 815.753.0945 FAX: 815.753.0943 E-MAIL: mss@niu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Branch: Hoffman Estates Education Center, 5555 Trillium Blvd., Hoffman Estates, IL 60192, 847.645.3000 ext.1; Rockford Education Center, 8500 E. State, Rockford, IL 61108, 815.332.7339; and Naperville Education Center, 1120 E. Diehl Road, Naperville, IL 60563, 630.577.9101 *Toll Free Number: 800.892.3050 **Tuition varies based on state of residence. Undergraduate Illinois residents have tuition locked in for 9 semesters unless student completes degree. ***Includes Medical Insurance of $1,980 41 Northwestern University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001739 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 048 1801 Hinman Avenue Evanston, IL 60208-1270 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.northwestern.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Allen Lentino PHONE: 847.491.7271 FAX: 847.467.1317 E-MAIL: ug-admission@northwestern.edu DEADLINE: Regular decision: January 1, Early decision: November 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT I required, 2 SAT subject tests are recommended, and required for some. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Completed application, high school records, essays, counselor letter PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $75 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Credit awarded depending upon score and subject area TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: One full year of full-time college work, GPA 3.0 or better required for consideration TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: *8,000 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 8,000 # part-time: X Education X Engineering % male: 50 % female: 50 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Communication, Music, Journalism YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Peggy Bryant PHONE: 847.491.7400 FAX: 847.491.5969 E-MAIL: undergradaid@u.northwestern.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: College Scholarship Service Financial Aid Profile (Northwestern code: 1565) DEADLINE: February 1 for new students, May 1 for returning students ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 48,624 $ 48,624 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,620 1,620 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 14,936 2,415 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,457 2,457 X Federal Work Study Transportation: varies X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 67,637 $ 55,116 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Julia Jenkins PHONE: 312.503.8722 FAX: 212.503.8700 E-MAIL: Julia-jenkins@northwestern.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Guidance and counseling, student health services, placement, foreign student advisor, internships *Part-time students are typically continuing studies or graduate students 42 Olivet Nazarene University ADDRESS: Financial Aid Office, One University Avenue Bourbonnais, IL 60914 SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001741 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 049 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.olivet.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Susan Wolff, Director PHONE: 815.939.5203 FAX: 815.935.4998 E-MAIL: swolff@olivet.edu DEADLINE: August 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Two recommendations, high school or college transcript PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $200 enrollment deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP and AP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA, college transcripts TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 4,485 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,004 # part-time: 1,881 X Education X Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Fall/Spring, 1 summer session Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Greg Bruner PHONE: 815.939.5249 FAX: 815.939.5074 E-MAIL: gbruner@olivet.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority - March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 33,940 $ 33,940 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 7,900 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,300 11,660 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 400 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 44,540 $ 46,600 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Greg Bruner PHONE: 815.939.5249 FAX: 815.939.5074 E-MAIL: gbruner@olivet.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 43 Quincy University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001745 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 052 1800 College Avenue Quincy, IL 62301-2699 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.quincy.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Abby Wayman PHONE: 217.228.5210 FAX: 217.228.5479 E-MAIL: admissions@quincy.edu DEADLINE: None - priority is given to students who apply before March 21 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT/SAT, TOEFL for international students ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High School Graduate or GED completion PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee (fee waived when applying online); $150 tuition deposit (refundable until May 1) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Contact Office of Admissions TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 minimum GPA on 4.0 scale, from regionally accredited colleges TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,293 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,043 # part-time: 250 X Education * Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: ** YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Lisa Flack PHONE: 217.228.5260 FAX: 217.228.5635 E-MAIL: financialaid@quincy.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None - priority is given to students who apply before April 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ ***27,128 $ ***27,128 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,250 1,250 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,500 4,000 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,090 1,090 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,060 2,060 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 41,028 $ 35,528 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Becky Graff PHONE: 217.228.5260 FAX: 217.228.5635 E-MAIL: graffre@quincy.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: First-year experience program, academic advising program, student instructors, peer tutoring, internships and practicums, career counseling, job placement, financial aid counseling, personal counseling, health services, learning communities *Pre-Engineering **Sign Language, Interpreter Training; Evening Adult Degree Completion: Programs in Elementary Education, Business Administration & Human Services (PS); Nursing (in partnership with Blessing-Reiman College of Nursing), Sport Management, Aviation (in partnership with Great River Aviation, LLC) ***Includes $1,130 general fee 44 Robert Morris University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001746 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 007 401 South State Street Chicago, IL 60605* WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.robertmorris.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Andy Berger PHONE: 312.935.4400 FAX: 312.935.4440 E-MAIL: aberger@robertmorris.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: None required, ACT recommended ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate or GED completion PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $20 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: College credit can be awarded to students who earn sufficiently high grades on AP, CLEP and Dantes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: RMU accepts transfer credit from regional accredited colleges. Credit may be awared to students with a minimum cumulative 2.0 on a 4.0 scale TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 3,056 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,589 # part-time: 467 Education Engineering % male: 49 % female: 51 Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Graphic Arts, Computer Technology, Allied YES: X NO: Health, Culinary Arts, Nursing, Surgical GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: Technology, MBA/MIS, Architectural CALENDAR: Quarters Technology, Accounting, Psychology Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Leigh Brinson PHONE: 312.935.4408 FAX: 312.935.4415 E-MAIL: lbrinson@robertmorris.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 25,800 $ 25,800 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,500 1,500 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 13,875 6,111 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,592 2,592 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 501 1,887 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 44,268 $ 37,890 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Transfer Scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Neomi Oyola PHONE: 312.935.4170 FAX: 312.935.4177 E-MAIL: studentrecords@robertmorris.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutoring, financial counseling, career services, transfer credit advising *Additional locations - Springfield, Orland Park , Aurora, Bensenville, Peoria, Waukegan, Schaumburg, Elgin and Arlington Heights 45 Rockford University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001748 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 053 5050 East State Street Rockford, IL 61108-2393 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.rockford.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jennifer Nordstrom PHONE: 815.226.4050 FAX: 815.226.2822 E-MAIL: jnordstrom@rockford.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT (prefer ACT), TOEFL for internationals ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Freshmen 2.65 GPA, 19 ACT score - no subscore below 17, top 50%; transfers 2.3 GPA, official transcripts for both PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 tuition deposit, and $100 housing deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP scores considered, AP scores considered TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.3 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,274 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 925 # part-time: 349 X Education Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Theatre, Psychology YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters + Summer Session Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Heidi Babcock PHONE: 815.226.4071 FAX: 815.394.5174 E-MAIL: hbabcock@rockford.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 29,050 $ 29,050 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,180 7,750 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,250 2,250 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,000 1,440 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 41,680 $ 41,690 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Presidential Scholarship, Trustee Scholarship VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kelley Rippentrop PHONE: 815.226.4063 FAX: 815.394.5174 E-MAIL: krippentrop@rockford.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Learning resource center, health center, placement and career services, international student programs, Regent's College (London), writing center, language lab 46 Roosevelt University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001749 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 054 430 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60605-1394 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.roosevelt.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jazmine Ross PHONE: 877.APPLYRU FAX: 847.619.8636 E-MAIL: Admission@roosevelt.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admissions REQUIRED TESTS: SAT or ACT - undergraduate ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Academic transcripts PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP exams TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Fifteen semester hours/college credit and 2.0 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 5,352 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,641 # part-time: 1,711 X Education Engineering % male: 34 % female: 66 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Performing Arts YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Fall 2016 - Aug 29, 2016 - Dec 17, 2016; Spring 2017 - Jan 17, 2017 - May 8, 2017 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Carmen Jenkins PHONE: 866.421.0935 FAX: 312.341.3545 E-MAIL: fao@roosevelt.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: March 1 for priority consideration ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 28,119 $ 28,119 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 4,700 12,800 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 4,400 4,400 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,100 1,100 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 39,519 $ 47,619 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Lance Morrison PHONE: 312.341.2472 FAX: 312.341.3660 E-MAIL: rmorrison@roosevelt.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Learning and support services (LSSP) designed to aid the learning disabled student pursue a college education, services offered: individual program planning, tutoring, arranged counseling, special testing; tutorial and educational support services offered to all students 47 Saint Augustine College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 015415 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 152 1333 West Argyle Chicago, IL 60640 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.staugustinecollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Dr. Bruno Bondavalli PHONE: 773.878.3439 FAX: 773.878.2613 E-MAIL: bbondavalli@staugustine.edu DEADLINE: Open REQUIRED TESTS: Placement test ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of "C" grade in all transfer credits TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,684 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: # part-time: Education Engineering % male: 21 % female: 79 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: BA in Bilingual Social Work (4 year program) YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Maria Zambonino PHONE: 773.878.3813 FAX: 773.878.9032 E-MAIL: mzambonino@staugustine.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional Financial Aid Form DEADLINE: Federal and state deadlines ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ $ 13,200 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,500 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 500 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ *24,500 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Alex Martinez PHONE: 773.878.3357 FAX: 773.878.0937 E-MAIL: amartinez@iwe.staugustine.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Child care, parking, tutoring *Per year, independent student budget 48 Saint Xavier University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001768 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 069 3700 West 103rd Street Chicago, IL 60655 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.sxu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Brian Hotzfield PHONE: 773.298.3096 FAX: 773.298.3076 E-MAIL: hotzfield@sxu.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Personal statement (if GPA is below 2.0), counselor recommendation PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0/4.0 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 3,929 X* Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,794 # part-time: 1,135 X Education Engineering % male: 32 % female: 68 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Criminal Justice, Speech-Language YES: X NO: Pathology GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters, summer sessions Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Susan Swisher PHONE: 773.298.3070 FAX: 773.298.3917 E-MAIL: swisher@sxu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: N/A DEADLINE: Priority date - March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 32,250 $ 32,250 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,060 2,610 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,150 1,150 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 736 1,200 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 46,396 $ 38,410 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Music Scholarships & Art Scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jacki Griffin PHONE: 773.298.3074 FAX: 773.298.3917 E-MAIL: jgriffin@sxu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career and personal development center, learning assistance center, academic advising *Art only 49 Shimer College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001756 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 059 3424 South State Street Chicago, IL 60616 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.shimer.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Adam Asher PHONE: 312.235.3549 FAX: 888.808.3133 E-MAIL: a.asher@shimer.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Interview (phone acceptable), 2 essays, 1 letter of recommendation PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Only by transfer or our own examination TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None additional TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 88 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 62 # part-time: 26 Education Engineering % male: 50 % female: 50 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Janet Henthorn PHONE: 312.235.3507 FAX: 888.505.3922 E-MAIL: j.henthorn@shimer.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Shimer Financial Aid application DEADLINE: May 1 preferred ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 33,790 $ 33,790 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,400 2,400 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,500 3,000 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,600 3,600 X Federal Work Study Transportation: X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 51,290 $ 42,790 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship and Educational VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Janet Henthorn PHONE: 312.235.3507 FAX: 888.505.3922 E-MAIL: j.henthorn@shimer.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 50 Southern Illinois University/Carbondale ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public 1263 Lincoln Drive Student Services Building Carbondale, IL 62901-4702 SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001758 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 060 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.siu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Amanda Sutton PHONE: 618.536.4405 FAX: 618.453.4609 E-MAIL: admissions@siu.edu DEADLINE: December 1 prefered, May 1 Deadline REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Official high school transcripts PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Admission Application Fee - $40 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP tests, AP tests, IB tests TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 26 transferable semester credit hours and a 2.0 (4.0 scale), admission granted to all students who have received an A.A. or A.S. from an Illinois community college, some programs have additional requirements for entry TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 17,292 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 14,779 # part-time: 2,513 X Education X Engineering % male: 53 % female: 47 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Communications, Agriculture, Social Work, YES: X NO: Applied Sciences GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Terri Harfst PHONE: 618.453.4334 FAX: 618.453.7305 E-MAIL: fao@siu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 13,587 $ 13,587 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,100 1,100 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,186 2,000 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,641 1,641 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,300 1,300 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *27,814 $ *19,628 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Paul Copeland PHONE: 618.453.1317 FAX: E-MAIL: paul.copeland.siu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Center for Academic Success, writing lab, supplemental instruction *Commuter budget for students living with parents; budget for students living off-campus (not with parents) is the same as oncampus budget. All figures are estimates. 51 Southern Illinois University/Edwardsville ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001759 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 070 2308 Rendleman Hall Edwardsville, IL 62026-1060 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.siue.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Todd Burrell PHONE: 618.650.3705 FAX: 618.650.5013 E-MAIL: admissions@siue.edu DEADLINE: Fall term: May 1 for freshmen and four weeks prior to the start of the term for transfer applicants. Preferred date of December 1 to ensure consideration for academic scholarships. Spring and Summer terms: Four weeks prior to the start of the term. REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Middle 50%: 20-25 ACT and 1020-1200 SAT; and 78% within top 50% of high school class PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Application fee $40 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Vary by discipline TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 30 semester hours at a regionally accredited instistitution post high school graduation with a cumulative 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale; if less than 30 semester hours, high school credentials are required TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 14,265 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 11,985 # part-time: 2,280 X Education X Engineering % male: 47 % female: 53 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Nursing, Pharmacy, Dental Medicine YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semester: fall, spring, summer terms Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sally Mullen PHONE: 618.650.3880 FAX: 618.650.3885 E-MAIL: finaid@siue.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: As soon after January 1 as possible ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ *11,008 $ *11,008 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 840 840 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,211 3,391 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,399 1,399 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,369 1,369 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **23,827 $ **18,007 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Toni Taylor PHONE: 618.650.3891 FAX: 618.650.3885 E-MAIL: tsemani@siue.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Advising, career development center, counseling, health services, student leadership development program, developmental instruction, disability support services, undergraduate textbook rental program. *Estimated Budget **Cost for undergraduate Illinois residents. These costs are subject to change. Additional VA contact: Kevin Wathen, phone - 618.650.3169, fax - 618.650.3885, e-mail - kwathen@siue.edu 52 St. Joseph College of Loyola University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001710 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.stjosephseminarychicago.org 1120 W. Loyola Chicago, IL 60626 Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Fr. Michael Scherschel PHONE: 773.973.8848 FAX: 773.973.9750 E-MAIL: mscherschel@luc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT recommended ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate with 16 accepting units or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee (non-refundable) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: All areas acceptable TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 40 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 40 # part-time: Education Engineering % male: 100 % female: X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: CALENDAR: Semesters 0 0 X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Yuvanka Zavala PHONE: 773.973.9710 FAX: E-MAIL: yjuarez@luc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 40,700 $ X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,500 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 13,752 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,500 X Federal Work Study Transportation: X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *57,452 $ Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Institutional Work Study VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutorial services, Speech/Writing Clinic, ESL Program *Must live on-campus 53 Telshe-Yeshiva Chicago ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 5-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 013816 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 144 3535 West Foster Avenue Chicago, IL 60625 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Rabbi Avrohom Lipschutz PHONE: 773.463.7738, ext 204 FAX: 773.463.2849 E-MAIL: mpuchovitz@telshe.edu DEADLINE: August 15, 2016 REQUIRED TESTS: Oral examination ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Recommendation from previous high school, personal references, interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Interview and evaluation by Dean of Students TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Evaluation of academic transcripts TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 94 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 87 # part-time: Education Engineering % male: 100 % female: Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Talmudic and Rabbinic studies YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters 7 0 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rabbi Shmuel Adler PHONE: 773.463.7738, ext 102 FAX: 773.463.2849 E-MAIL: sadler@telshe.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: July 31, 2016 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 13,500 $ 8,000 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 4,000 14,369 X Federal Work Study Transportation: X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 17,500 $ 22,369 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rabbi Shmuel Adler PHONE: 773.463.7738, ext. 102 FAX: 773.463.2848 E-MAIL: sadler@telshe.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 54 Trinity Christian College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001771 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 076 6601 West College Drive Palos Heights, IL 60463-0929 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.trnty.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jeremy Klyn PHONE: 866.TRIN4ME, x4708 FAX: 708.239.4826 DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 high school GPA PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $30 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: X* Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. X Education X Engineering X Liberal Arts X Sciences Other: Nursing; Non-Traditional Programs E-MAIL: admissions@trnty.edu ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: 1,125 35 TOTAL #: 1,380 # part-time: % female: 255 65 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: 1st Semester - August - December; 2nd Semester - January - May Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Ryan Zantingh PHONE: 866.TRIN4ME, x4872 FAX: 708.239.4814 E-MAIL: financial_aid@trnty.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: February 15 (Priority) ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 26,665 $ 26,665 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,100 1,100 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,390 0 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,700 1,700 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,100 1,280 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 39,955 $ 30,745 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Ryan Zantingh PHONE: 708.239.4872 FAX: 708.239.4814 E-MAIL: ryan.zantingh@trnty.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Art only 55 Trinity International University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001772 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 081 2065 Half Day Road Deerfield, IL 60015 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.tiu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jordan Bryant PHONE: 847.317.7000 or 800.822.3225 FAX: 847.317.8097 E-MAIL: tcadmissions@tiu.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Pastoral recommendation PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee, $150 tuition and housing deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 or higher TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 893 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 698 # part-time: 195 X Education Engineering % male: 51 % female: 49 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Adult Degree Program, Reach Program YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters with May term Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rachael Russiaky PHONE: 847.317.8060 or FAX: 847.317.7081 E-MAIL: finaid@tiu.edu 800.435.8805 The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority deadline April 1st ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 30,130 $ 30,130 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,010 10,800 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,480 1,480 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,540 1,540 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 43,360 $ 45,150 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Music and Leadership scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nicole Kelleher PHONE: 847.317.4200 FAX: E-MAIL: nckelleher@tiu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 56 University of Chicago ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001774 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 062 1116 East 59th Street Chicago, IL 60637 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.uchicago.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: James G. Nondorf PHONE: 773.702.8650 FAX: 773.702.4199 E-MAIL: collegeadmissions@uchicago.edu DEADLINE: Early Action: Nov. 1, 2015; Regular Decision: Jan. 1, 2017; Early Decision I: Nov. 1, 2016; Early dicision II: Jan. 1, 2017 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Essays, letters of recommendation, high school transcripts PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $75 application fee (application fee waivers available) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Placement examinations, AP, Accreditation and International Baccalaureate Higher Education exams TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 5,977 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: # part-time: Education Engineering % male: 53 % female: 47 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tina Baskin PHONE: 773.702.8666 FAX: 773.834.4300 E-MAIL: college-aid@uchicago.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: College Scholarship Service's PROFILE form or Uchicago Financial Aid worksheet DEADLINE: February 1, November 1 for early-action application ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ **53,649 $ **53,649 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 3,975 3,975 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 15,093 4,968 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: X Federal Work Study Transportation: * * X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **72,717 $ **62,592 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Brigette Kragle PHONE: 773.702.6791 FAX: 773.702.4199 E-MAIL: bkragie@uchicago.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Advisors, career counseling and placement, student counseling/resources * Varies by state of residence ** Includes Student Life Fee and one-time class fee. 57 University of Illinois at Chicago ADDRESS: Office of Admission and Records (MC 018), Box 5220 Chicago, IL 60680-5220 SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001776 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 064 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.uic.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Oscar Rodriquez PHONE: 312.996.4350 FAX: 312.413.7628 E-MAIL: uicadmit@uic.edu DEADLINE: First Year Early Action: Nov. 01; First Year Regular Decision: Jan. 15 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT (preferred) or SAT, TOEFL (International Students) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school class rank, high school course pattern, Grade Point Average and personal statement PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Application fee - $50 domestic, $50 international ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP exams, CLEP,International Baccalaureate TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 24 semester hours, minimum 2.5 GPA, and prerequisite course work TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 23,010 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: # part-time: X Education X Engineering % male: 46.1 % female: 53.9 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Social Work, Perf. Arts, Nursing, Pharmacy, YES: X NO: Urban Planning and Public Affairs, Public GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: Health, Applied Health Sciences CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Shirley Vega* PHONE: 312.996.3126 FAX: 312.996.3385 E-MAIL: money@uic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Priority - February 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 14,816 $ 14,816 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,400 1,400 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,882 1,500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,176 2,176 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,452 1,452 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 30,726 $ 21,344 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: IVG, Nat'l. Guard, Need-based aid, HPSL, NSL VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Annette Wright PHONE: 312.996.1408 FAX: 312.413.3716 E-MAIL: awright@uic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * See Financial Aid website for additional contacts: http://www.uic.edu/depts/financialaid/ Native-American Support Program, Latin-American Recruitment and Education Services, African-American Academic Network, Academic Center for Excecellence 58 University of Illinois at Springfield ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009333 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 127 One University Plaza - UHB 1015 Springfield, IL 62703 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.uis.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Fernando Planas PHONE: 217.206.8149 FAX: 217.206.6620 E-MAIL: admissions@uis.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admissions - some programs have preferred deadlines REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT for freshmen admission. Some graduate programs require GMAT/GRE. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Various programs have specific prerequisite courses and there are general education requirements at the undergraduate level PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 undergraduate application fee; $175 new student orientation fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Up to 30 hours of test-based credit accepted (typically a score of 3 or better is required, but some tests may require higher scores) TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 12 semester hours TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 5,402 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,903 # part-time: 2,449 X Education Engineering % male: 51.9 % female: 48.1 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Public Affairs YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Carolyn Schloemann PHONE: 217.206.6724 FAX: 217.206.7376 E-MAIL: finaid@uis.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: All freshmen must complete the FAFSA DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 11,413 $ 11,413 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,700 8,175 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,800 1,800 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 900 1,500 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *25,013 $ *24,088 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rebecca Prather PHONE: 217.206.6724 FAX: 217.206.7376 E-MAIL: rprat1@uis.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement office, personal and academic counseling, learning skill center services, child care, public transportation, women's center *Based on 30 hours - costs are for undergraduate students only 59 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001775 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 065 620 East John Street Champaign, IL 61820 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.illinois.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Charles Murphy PHONE: 217.333.0302 FAX: 217.244.0903 E-MAIL: admissions@illinois.edu DEADLINE: Freshmen: Priority-November 1, Regular-December 1; Transfer: Fall-March 1; Spring-October 15 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school subject pattern and rank in class, personal statement PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee, $75 for international ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: College proficiency testing, Advanced Placement program, dept. proficiency exam, International Baccalaureate Program TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Number transfer hours, 2.25 - 3.4 GPA (4.0-A), some curricula have special course requirements TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 44,087 (32,878 UG) X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 42,655 # part-time: 1,432 X Education X Engineering % male: 55 % female: 45 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Agriculture, Applied Life Studies, Music, Dance, YES: X NO: Media, General Studies, Veterinary Medicine, GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: Law, Graduate, Library CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Daniel R. Mann PHONE: 217.333.0100 FAX: 217.244.6589 E-MAIL: finaid@illinois.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority - March 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ *15,698 $ X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: **11,308 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 500 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 30,706 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Children of Employee Tuition Waiver (50% - must meet certain eligibility requirements) VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Ellen Frost PHONE: 217.333.7648 FAX: 217.244.6589 E-MAIL: efrost@illinois.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Married housing, veterans office, work program, Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC, concurrent enrollment program, EOP program, Rehab. Services Center, Office of Minority Student Affairs, Career Services Ctr., speech & hearing clinic, campus bus system, reading & writing clinic, tutorial asst. * Additional tuition costs for students in Engineering, Fine and Applied Arts, Business, Agriculture, Journalism, Advertising and Chemical Life Sciences curricula. ** 20 meals per week. 60 University of St. Francis ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001664 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 057 500 North Wilcox Street Joliet, IL 60435 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.stfrancis.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Cindy Lambert PHONE: 800.735.7500 FAX: 815.740.5032 E-MAIL: information@stfrancis.edu DEADLINE: Freshmen - June 1st (preferred), transfers - July 1st (preferred) and December 1 (preferred) REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT (Freshmen only) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Freshmen with an ACT of 20 or greater - class rank of top 50%, GPA of 2.5, transfers - GPA 2.5 on 4 point scale PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: No application fee; $100 tuition deposit, $50 housing fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP, CLEP, DANTES TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Transfers must have a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: **1,005 X* Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 946 # part-time: 59 X Education Engineering % male: 45 % female: 55 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Social Work, Recreation Admin., Environ. Sci., YES: X NO: Computer Sci., Nursing (BSN), Music, Allied GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: Health Programs, Trans. & Logistics, Digital CALENDAR: Semesters with summer session Audio Recording Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Bruce Foote, Exec. Director PHONE: 866.890.8331 (toll free) FAX: 815.740.3822 E-MAIL: finaid@stfrancis.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: USF Application for Finanical Aid DEADLINE: Rolling (March 1st preferred) ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 30,840 $ 30,840 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 800 800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,084 1,500 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,000 2,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,000 2,120 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 43,724 $ 37,260 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: 866.890.8331 FAX: 815.740.3822 E-MAIL: veterans@stfrancis.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Math and English Centers, Academic Achievement Seminar, Tutorial Assistance *Art only **Does not include enrollment totals from the USF College of Nursing 61 VanderCook College of Music ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001778 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 102 3140 S. Federal Street Chicago, IL 60616 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.vandercook.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Lee Ann Meyer PHONE: 312.788.1120 FAX: 312.225.5211 E-MAIL: lmeyer@vandercook.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: SAT or ACT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Audition, transcripts, 3 letters of recommendation, and proof of high school graduation, essay PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $35 application fee, $100 tuition deposit ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Advance Placement Credit is Available TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.5/4.0 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 111 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 102 # part-time: 9 *X Education Engineering % male: 56 % female: 44 Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sirena Covington PHONE: 312.788-1146 FAX: 312.225.5211 E-MAIL: scovington@vandercook.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 26,300 $ 26,300 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,516 7,000 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,245 1,245 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,310 3,049 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 42,371 $ 38,594 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Music scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Sirena Covington PHONE: 312.788.1146 FAX: 312.225.5211 E-MAIL: scovington@vandercook.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Music education 62 Western Illinois University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001780 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 066 1 University Circle Macomb, IL 61455-1390 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.wiu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Sara Lytle PHONE: 309.298.3100 FAX: 309.298.3111 E-MAIL: admissions@wiu.edu DEADLINE: Dec 1st - preferred deadline, Aug 1st - application deadline REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: * PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $30 ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, AP, DANTES, and proficiency exams, IB TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA (4.0 = A) and be in good standing at last school attended with 24 or more semester hours of college work TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 11,094 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 8,988 # part-time: 2,106 X Education X Engineering % male: 48 % female: 52 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Terri Hare PHONE: 309.298.2446 FAX: 309.298.2353 E-MAIL: Financial-Aid@wiu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: No deadline, priority filing date is February 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 11,509 $ 11,509 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 900 900 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,080 4,810 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,597 2,597 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 500 2,300 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **25,586 $ **22,116 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kathy Meyers PHONE: 309.298.3505 FAX: 309.298.3509 E-MAIL: KJ-Meyers@wiu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Placement, tutoring, disability services, security Toll Free Number: 877.PICKWIU *Applicants who fall below the middle 50% range (ACT: 18-23; GPA: 2.64-3.39) are encouraged to submit a personal statement and letters of support. **Estimated Budget 63 Wheaton College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 4-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001781 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 067 501 East College Avenue Wheaton, IL 60187 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.wheaton.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Shawn Wynne PHONE: 630.752.5005 FAX: 630.752.5285 E-MAIL: admissions@wheaton.edu DEADLINE: January 10 REQUIRED TESTS: SAT or ACT - either plus writing section ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Selective admission, essays, references, Christian commitment PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $300 tuition deposit (applied to account) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: 3.0 GPA TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,400 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,300 # part-time: 100 Education Engineering % male: 47 % female: 53 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Conservatory of Music YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Karen Belling PHONE: 630.752.5021 FAX: 630.752.5413 E-MAIL: finaid@wheaton.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Wheaton College Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: Preferred: April 15 - returning students, February 1 - new students ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS RESIDENT COMMUTER FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 34,050 $ 34,050 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 800 800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,560 3,200 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,300 1,300 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 600 600 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 46,310 $ 39,950 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Peggy King PHONE: 630.752.5045 FAX: 630.752.5245 E-MAIL: registrar@wheaton.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 64 Black Hawk College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001638 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001638 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 103 6600 34th Avenue Moline, IL 61265 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.bhc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Registrar PHONE: 309.796.5340 FAX: 309.796.5209 E-MAIL: registrar@bhc.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS or Accuplacer ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, AP, departmental proficiency exams, USAFI/DANTES, military courses TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 6,307 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,346 # part-time: 3,961 X Education X Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Allied Health - Nursing YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Joanna Dye PHONE: 309.796.5442 FAX: 309.796.5447 E-MAIL: dyej@bhc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Preference date May 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,116 1,071 2,765 2,201 2,201 12,354 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Joanna Dye PHONE: 309.769.5442 FAX: 309.796.5447 E-MAIL: dyej@bhc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, counseling, advising, tutoring, minority programs, testing, health, articulation 65 Carl Sandburg College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007265 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007265 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 106 2400 Tom Wilson Blvd. Galesburg, IL 61401 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.sandburg.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Antoinette Murphy PHONE: 309.341.5230 FAX: 309.344.3291 E-MAIL: amurphy@sandburg.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, APP, DANTES TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 3,300 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,865 # part-time: 1,435 Education Engineering % male: 36 % female: 64 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Vocational YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Lisa A. Hanson PHONE: 309.341.5283 FAX: 3093.344.2529 E-MAIL: financialaid@sandburg.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Preferred date of Feb. 15th, Scholarships Jan. 15th, Rolling. ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,390 700 4,320 840 1,800 12,050 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Chris Shaw PHONE: 309.341.5321 FAX: 309.344.2529 E-MAIL: cshaw@sandburg.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Peer tutors, child care, public transportation, employment services, Student Success Center 66 College of DuPage ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 006656 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 006656 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 032 425 Fawell Blvd. Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.cod.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Tamara McClain, Manager PHONE: 630.942.2442 FAX: 630.790.2686 E-MAIL: admissions@cod.edu DEADLINE: Open admission REQUIRED TESTS: Pre-course testing for Math, Reading, and Writing ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Complete application and submit $20 application fee PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $20 application (non-refundable) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP, CLEP, credit for proficiency TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 29,108 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 8,804 # part-time: 20,304 X Education X Engineering % male: 47 % female: 52 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Janet Pagan-Klehr PHONE: 630.942.2251 FAX: 630.942.2151 E-MAIL: financialaid@cod.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: 2015-16 school year: government deadline for Pell grant application submission is June 30, 2016 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,050 1,613 2,462 1,652 2,197 11,974 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jose Alferez PHONE: 630.942.2444 FAX: 630.942.4991 E-MAIL: veterans@cod.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Counseling, advising, career planning and placement, center for independent learning, skills center, co-op program, special services for physical and learning disabled, English as a second language, weekend and evening classes, off-campus educational advisor, child care, academic alternate learning, neighborhood credit classes, community education, radio/TV services, learning resource center, student activities 67 College of Lake County ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007694 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007694 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 074 19351 West Washington Street Grayslake, IL 60030 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.clcillinois.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Admissions & Records PHONE: 847.543.2061 FAX: 847.543.3061 E-MAIL: info@clcillinois.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT and assessment tests are required under certain circumstances ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must satisfy requirements of admission, secondary school reference for students under 18 PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, Advanced Placement Program, college departmental exams, general proficiency exams, DANTES, extension courses TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 14,964 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 4,292 # part-time: 10,672 X Education X Engineering % male: 46 % female: 54 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Financial Aid Office PHONE: 847.543.2062 FAX: 847.543.3062 E-MAIL: finaid@clcillinois.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: CLC Loan Worksheet (Loans Only) DEADLINE: Varies by term. See www.clcillinois.edu/fadeadlines ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,612 1,596 2,044 1,540 1,876 *10,668 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Veterans Services Coodinator PHONE: 847.543.2293 FAX: 847.543.3062 E-MAIL: veterans@clcillinois.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Dependent Student; Independent Student Costs = $13,888 Counseling, Advising, Office for Students with Disabilities, Enrollment Services, Center for International Education, Career and Placement Services, Children’s Learning Center, Cooperative Education, Educational Talent Search, First Generation Program, TRIO Student Support, Health Center, Student Activities, Title V, Women’s Center 68 Danville Area Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001669 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001669 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 012 2000 East Main Street Danville, IL 61832 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.dacc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Cindy Peck PHONE: 217.443.8803 FAX: 217.443.8337 E-MAIL: cpeck@dacc.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: Local placement test administered on site ACT & SAT scores are also accepted for course placement ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High School Diploma/GED/High School Equivalent PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Some - according to placement scores TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Local placement test if college-level English and math courses have not been completed TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 8,087 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,738 # part-time: 5,349 X Education X Engineering % male: 48 % female: 52 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Technology YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Janet Ingargiola PHONE: 217.443.8760 FAX: 217.443.8894 E-MAIL: jingarg@dacc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Information/Verification Worksheet/Verification documents DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,425 700 3,600 1,575 1,228 11,528 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nicholas Catlett PHONE: 217.443.8864 FAX: 217.443.8268 E-MAIL: ncatlett@dacc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Free tutoring, job placement, parking; services for students with disabilities; various workshops to foster student success; FACTS Tuition Management Payment Service; Student Diversity Group/ FAFSA Workshops, Trio Student Support Services, Career Services, Veteran's Career Center and Resources. 69 Elgin Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001675 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001675 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 015 1700 Spartan Drive Elgin, IL 60123 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.elgin.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jennifer McClure PHONE: 847.214.7385 FAX: 847.608.5458 E-MAIL: jmcclure@elgin.edu DEADLINE: Open admission REQUIRED TESTS: ACT, SAT, or English, Reading, and Math placement test. PSB required for Health Profession Programs ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: For Nursing, Clinical Lab Tech, Dental Assisting, EMT-Paramedic, Physical Therapist Assisting and Radiography students, a special application is required PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $10 for Health Profession application, $6 registration fee per semester for all students, $50 aplication fee for International Students ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Accept Advanced Placement and CLEP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: High School Transcripts, College Transcripts TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 10,215 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,010 # part-time: 7,205 X Education X Engineering % male: 46 % female: 54 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Summer, 2016 - June 6 - Aug. 11; Fall, 2016 - Aug. 22 - Dec. 16; Spring, 2017 Jan. 17 - May 18 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Amy S. Perrin PHONE: 847.214.7360 FAX: 847.608.5460 E-MAIL: aperrin@elgin.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: November 1 - Spring; April 1 - Summer; July 1 - Fall priority dates. ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,850 1,500 1,350 1,800 8,500 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Institutional Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Anita Nelson PHONE: 847.214.7520 FAX: 847.608.5460 E-MAIL: anelson@elgin.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 70 Harold Washington College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001652 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001652 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 114 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ccc.edu/colleges/washington/Pages/default.aspx 30 East Lake Street Chicago, IL 60601-2403 Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Norberto Valentin PHONE: 312.553.5664 FAX: 312.553.3075 E-MAIL: hwc-admissions@ccc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Placement tests required ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school transcript, G.E.D. certificate, secondary school reference for students under 18 PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $30 registration fee (non-refundable), I-20 (Student Visa), processing fee $100 (non-refundable) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: College transcripts TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 13,330 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 9,800 # part-time: 3,500 X Education X Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Many one- and two-year occupational programs YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Norberto Valentin PHONE: 312.553.6041 FAX: 312.553.6050 E-MAIL: hwc-finaid@ccc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,070 1,900 3,348 1,410 *9,728 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Scholarships, Illinois Incentive for Acess (IIA) Grant, Federal/State veteran's educational benefits, Harold Washington, Academic Achievement Scholarship, Foundation Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Alma Gaona PHONE: 312.553.6041 FAX: 312.553.6048 E-MAIL: hwc-finaid@ccc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Free tutoring, job placement, support services and accomodations for people with disabilities, and specialized programs for people with developmental disabilities. *Includes a $480 technology estimate. Costs are for an independent student. 71 Harper College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 003961 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 003961 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 087 1200 West Algonquin Road Palatine, IL 60067 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.harpercollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Robert Parzy PHONE: 847.925.6700 FAX: 847.925.6044 E-MAIL: rparzy@harpercollege.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: Assessment tests in English, Reading and Math, ACT for full-time students (Freshmen) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None for general student admission, some for limited enrollment programs PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 25,546 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 8,281 # part-time: 17,175 X Education X Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Academic Enrichment and Language studies; YES: NO: X Business and Social Science; Career and GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Technical Programs; Healthcare and Public CALENDAR: 16 week terms; various formats offered Saftey; Liberal Arts; Math/Science; Wellness with semester and Human Performance Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Laura McGee PHONE: 847.925.6686 FAX: 847.925.6928 E-MAIL: finaid@harpercollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: May 1 priority deadline ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,172 1,000 2,200 2,428 1,871 11,671 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Institutional Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutoring, center for students with disabilities, academic and personal advising, health services, remedial courses, day care, veterans services, testing services, fitness center, pool, athletics. 72 Heartland Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 030838 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 030838 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 124 1500 West Raab Road Normal, IL 61761 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.heartland.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Candace Brownlee PHONE: 309.268.8041 FAX: 309.268.7997 DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Basic Skills Assessment PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Tech prep, CLEP/AP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. X Education X Engineering X Liberal Arts X Sciences Other: Nursing, Vocational, Applied Science, PreEngineering, Career and Technical Programs, Radiography E-MAIL: candace.brownlee@heartland.edu ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: TOTAL #: 5,324 # part-time: 47 % female: 53 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters, 8-week summer session Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Todd Burns PHONE: 309.268.8020 FAX: 309.268.7962 E-MAIL: finaid@heartland.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Priorty deadline for financial aid - April 1st DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,408 1,200 7,400 1,000 600 13,608 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Athletic Tuition Waivers Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Patrick Meguire PHONE: 309.268.8022 FAX: 309.268.7962 E-MAIL: patrick.meguire@heartland.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Disability Support services, tutoring services, career services, Childcare Center, Adult Education, Counseling services, academic advising, assessment 73 Highland Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001681 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001681 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 084 2998 West Pearl City Road Freeport, IL 61032 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.highland.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jeremy Bradt PHONE: 815.599.3500 FAX: 815.235.6130 E-MAIL: jeremy.bradt@highland.edu DEADLINE: Rolling - until first day of classes - if open REQUIRED TESTS: Local assessment test/Compass Placement Test or appropriate ACT scores ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Final high school transcript or GED, ACT (if taken) PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Advanced Placement - College Board - CLEP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: See catalogue or Transfer Coordinator TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,520 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 832 # part-time: 1,688 X Education X Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Technologies, Social Sciences, Nursing, Wind YES: NO: X Technology, Medical Assistant GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kathy Bangasser PHONE: 815.235.6121 ext. 3486 FAX: 815.235.6130 E-MAIL: kathy.bangasser@highland.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Highland Community College Data Form, Policy Statement, and Financial Aid Authorization Form DEADLINE: Priority Deadline of April 1, then Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,116 900 4,788 1,400 3,185 14,389 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Ashley Wolber* PHONE: 815.599.3519 FAX: 815.235.6130 E-MAIL: Ashley.Wolber@highland.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Placement - career and job counselors, ample parking, learning assistance center, free tutoring * Additional VA contact: Vicki Schulz, phone - 815.599.3664, fax - 815.235.6130, e-mail - Vicki.Schulz@highland.edu 74 Illinois Central College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 006753 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 006753 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 056 One College Drive East Peoria, IL 61635 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.icc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Beth McClain PHONE: 309.694.5323 FAX: 309.694.8461 E-MAIL: bmcclain@icc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling, open REQUIRED TESTS: For specific programs ACT - All General Education courses require ACT, SAT, PARCC, AP Exams, Compass Test, ACCUPLACER, or Aleks-PPL ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school transcript PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP - General and Subject, departmental proficiency, PEP, Advanced Placement Program TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: College transcript TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 9,705 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,475 # part-time: 6,230 X Education X Engineering % male: 45 % female: 55 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Career/Technical YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Beth McClain PHONE: 309.694.5323 FAX: 309.694.5160 E-MAIL: bmcclain@icc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Direct Loan Application if requesting student loan. DEADLINE: Priority Dealine - June 1st ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,050 1,200 7,200 2,000 2,200 *16,650 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Foundation Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Marie Marcotte PHONE: 309.694.5565 FAX: E-MAIL: marie.marcotte@icc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, public transportation to and from campus, free tutoring, counseling, access services for disabled students, career services and internships * Cost for independent student; dependent student cost is $13,950 75 Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Frontier Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 014090 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 014090 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 147 2 Frontier Drive Fairfield, IL 62837 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.iecc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kara Blanton PHONE: 618.842.3711 ext. 4107 FAX: 618.842.3412 E-MAIL: fccadmissions@iecc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Compass or equivalent ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: USAFI/DANTES, life experiences, military service, advanced placement TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,218 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 222 # part-time: 1,996 Education Engineering % male: 39 % female: 61 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Occupational/Vocational YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Lori Noe PHONE: 618.842.3711 ext. 4105 FAX: 618.842.3412 E-MAIL: noel@iecc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,734 1,000 2,295 1,120 3,437 11,586 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Lori Noe PHONE: 618.842,3711, ext. 4105 FAX: 618.842.3412 E-MAIL: noel@iecc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Evening classes in majority of programs, workshops and seminars open to community, veterans office, tutorial assistance, student parking, adult reading program (READ) 76 Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Lincoln Trail College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 009786 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009786 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 126 11220 State Highway 1 Robinson, IL 62454 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.iecc.edu/ Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Megan Scott PHONE: 618.544.8657 ext. 1137 FAX: 618.544.4705 E-MAIL: scottm@iecc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS or equivalent ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: USAFI/DANTES, military service, advanced placement TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 9,148 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,881 # part-time: 7,267 Education Engineering % male: 51 % female: 49 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Occupational/Vocational YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Barbara Webster PHONE: 618.544.8657, ext. 1150 FAX: 618.544.4705 E-MAIL: websterb@iecc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,136 1,000 5,787 1,120 3,437 14,480 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Talent scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Aaron White PHONE: 618.544.8657, ext. 1150 FAX: 618.544.4705 E-MAIL: whitea@iecc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Workshops and seminars open to community, veterans office, tutorial assistance, student parking. *District cost for a dependent student at home 77 Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Olney Central College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001742 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001742 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 108 305 North West Street Olney, IL 62450 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.iecc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Adam Greathouse PHONE: 618.395.7777 FAX: 618.395.1261 E-MAIL: greathousea@iecc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ASSET or equivalent ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: USAFI/DANTES, life experiences, military service, advanced placement TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,398 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 632 # part-time: 766 Education Engineering % male: 38 % female: 62 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Occupational/Vocational YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Andrea Puckett PHONE: 618.395.7777, ext. 2017 FAX: 618.395.1261 E-MAIL: pucketta@iecc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,136 1,000 2,295 1,120 3,437 10,988 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Talent Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Andrea Pampe PHONE: 618.395.7777, ext. 2017 FAX: 618.395.1261 E-MAIL: pampea@iecc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Child care center (day), evening classes in majority of programs, workshops and seminars open to community, veterans office, tutorial assistance, student parking 78 Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Wabash Valley College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001779 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001779 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 082 2200 College Drive Mt. Carmel, IL 62863 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.iecc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Tiffany Cowger PHONE: 618.262.8641 FAX: 618.262.8647 E-MAIL: cowgert@iecc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ASSET or equivalent ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: USAFI/DANTES, life experiences, military service, advanced placement TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 5,456 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 661 # part-time: 4,795 Education Engineering % male: 61 % female: 39 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Occupational/Vocational YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Mary Morningstar Johnson PHONE: 618.262.8641, ext. 3154 FAX: 618.262.8647 E-MAIL: johnsonm@iecc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,104 1,300 2,427 1,600 4,888 14,319 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Tim Zimmer PHONE: 618.262.8641, ext. 3750 FAX: 618.262.8647 E-MAIL: zimmert@iecc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Child care center (day), evening classes in majority of programs, workshops and seminars open to community, veterans office, tutorial assistance, student parking. 79 Illinois Valley Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001705 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001705 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 028 815 North Orlando Smith Avenue Oglesby, IL 61348-9691 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ivcc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Mark Grzybowski PHONE: 815.224.0437 FAX: 815.224.3033 E-MAIL: mark_grzybowski@ivcc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Placement testing ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma, GED, PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, USAFI/DANTES, military credit TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Transfer credit from other accredited colleges, Advanced Placement Programs TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 3,310 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,291 # part-time: 2,019 X Education X Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Career/Occupational YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Patricia Williamson PHONE: 815.224.0438 FAX: 815.224.0638 E-MAIL: patty_wiliamson@ivcc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Rolling - best to apply before April 15 prior to new school year ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,968 1,400 3,600 1,350 2,640 12,958 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Ida Brown PHONE: 815.224.0200 FAX: 815.224.0638 E-MAIL: ida_brown@ivcc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 80 John A. Logan College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 008076 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 008076 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 122 700 Logan College Road Carterville, IL 62918 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.jalc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Christy Stewart PHONE: 618.985.3741 FAX: 618.985.4433 DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: ASSET/COMPASS ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. X Education X Engineering X Liberal Arts X Sciences Other: Career E-MAIL: christystewart@jalc.edu ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: 1,897 42.8 TOTAL #: 3,575 # part-time: % female: 1,678 57.2 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters plus summer session Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sherry Summary PHONE: 618.985.3741 ext. 8257 FAX: 618.985.9751 E-MAIL: financialaid.info@jalc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority Deadlines: Fall Semester- May 31; Spring Semester- November 30; Summer Semester- April 30 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,520 1,454 6,538 968 1,380 13,860 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Tim Willimas PHONE: 618.985.3741, ext. 8385 FAX: E-MAIL: timwilliams@jalc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutoring, job placement, disabled services Job Placement Contact: Lisa Hudgens, 618.985.3741, ext. 8379, lisahudgens@jalc.edu Tutoring & Disabled Services: Carolyn Gallegly, 618.985.3741, ext. 8290, carolyngallegley@jalc.edu 81 John Wood Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 012813 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 012813 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 140 1301 South 48th Street Quincy, IL 62305 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.jwcc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Billie Schafer PHONE: 217.641.4339 FAX: 217.221.0778 E-MAIL: bschafer@jwcc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admission REQUIRED TESTS: ASSET, Compass or ACCUPLACER ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Only on some limited enrollment programs: ADN, LPN, Truck Driving, Dietary Management PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, PEP, DANTES, AP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,016 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,070 # part-time: 946 X Education X Engineering % male: 41 % female: 59 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: CAD, ADN, Truck Driver Training, Office YES: NO: X Careers, Agriculture, LPN, Accounting, Surgical GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Technology, Electrician and many more CALENDAR: Varies per program, some semesters, some quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Melanie Lechtenberg PHONE: 217.641.4310 FAX: 217.221.0778 E-MAIL: financialaid@jwcc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None, but application should be made as early as possible ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 5,070 1,650 6,800 1,000 1,800 16,320 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Lisa Snodgrass PHONE: 217.641.4330 FAX: 217.221.0778 E-MAIL: lsnodgrass@jwcc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Personal, vocational, academic and career development services; also support services for students who are single parents, disabled, low income, first generation in college, involved in non-traditional career, or students who have an economic or academic need. General e-mail: financialaid@jwcc.edu 82 Joliet Junior College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001699 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001699 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 024 1215 Houbolt Road Joliet, IL 60431 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.jjc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jennifer Kloberdanz PHONE: 815.729.9020 ext. 2493 FAX: 815.280.6740 E-MAIL: jkloberd@jjc.edu DEADLINE: Until classes for the semester begin REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS; Placement tests in English and Mathematics ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, AP, proficiency tests, military service TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 14,944 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 5,327 # part-time: 9,617 X Education X Engineering % male: 45 % female: 55 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Technical, Vocational YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Toron Ballar PHONE: 815.280.2701 FAX: 815.280.2547 E-MAIL: tballard@jjc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority Date June 30 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,750 1,500 9,568 338 1,280 16,436 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Cheryl Hlavac PHONE: 815.280.2623 FAX: 815.280.2547 E-MAIL: chlavac@jjc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career Services, extensive tutoring services, handicapped parking, support for those with learning disabilities and for those who speak English as their second language 83 Kankakee Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007690 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007690 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 037 100 College Drive Kankakee, IL 60901-6905 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.kcc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: David Hermann PHONE: 815.802.8524 FAX: 815.802.8521 E-MAIL: dhermann@kcc.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS or ACT or Accuplacer or PARCC ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED, selective admissions and special application for most health programs PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Advanced Placement Program (APP), College Level Exam Program (CLEP), proficiency exam, Armed Services TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Same as new student TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 3,026 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,225 # part-time: 1,801 X Education X Engineering % male: 39 % female: 61 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Occupational - A.A.S. and Certificates YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Deanna Thompson PHONE: 815.802.8550 FAX: 815.802.8551 E-MAIL: drthompson@kcc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: KCC Foundation Application, KCC Loan Application DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,240 960 2,816 1,312 1,792 10,120 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: State Scholar Scholarship, Talent scholarship, Foundation Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kendra Souligne PHONE: 815.802.8556 FAX: 815.802.8551 E-MAIL: ksouligne@kcc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Placement, parking, counseling, tutorial assistance, adult re-entry program, academic skills center, child development center, orientation, testing program, services for students with disabilities, deferred payment, transfer services, retention services, veterans affairs, TRIO Student Support Services, Upward Bound, Job Training Partnership Act, Illinois Employment and Training Center, recruitment target group services, Partners in Success, college preparatory classes, learning laboratory, special population services 84 Kaskaskia College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001701 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001701 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 008 27210 College Road Centralia, IL 62801 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.kaskaskia.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Cheryl Boehne PHONE: 618.545.3000, ext. 3184 FAX: 618.532.1990 E-MAIL: cboehne@kaskaskia.edu DEADLINE: Open REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or COMPASS for Math and English, Health Occupations Aptitude Test ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school transcript or GED scores PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: In certain programs TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 10,215 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,811 # part-time: 7,404 X Education X Engineering % male: 41 % female: 59 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Technical Programs YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters plus summer Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jill Klostermann PHONE: 618.545.3000, ext. 3081 FAX: 618.545.3086 E-MAIL: jklostermann@kaskaskia.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Kaskaskia College Institutional Application DEADLINE: June 1 priority date ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 2,095 696 2,016 1,512 1,270 7,589 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Private Alternative Education Loans Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Carrie Hancock PHONE: 618.545.3075 FAX: 618.545.3086 E-MAIL: chancock@kaskaskia.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutoring, child care services, parking, evening classes, extension centers, and Student Success Center. *Per semester 85 Kennedy-King College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001654 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001654 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 116 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ccc.edu/colleges/kennedy/ 6301 W. Halsted Chicago, IL 60621 Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Eric Hayes PHONE: 773.602.5273 FAX: 773.602.5055 E-MAIL: ehayes10@ccc.edu DEADLINE: First day of class for Fall, Spring and Summer REQUIRED TESTS: Placement tests required, ACT scores no more than 2 years old ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High School transcript, G.E.D. certificate, secondary school reference for students under 18 PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 5,435 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,816 # part-time: 2,619 X Education X Engineering % male: 38 % female: 62 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Visual Communication, Air-Conditioning YES: NO: X Refrigeration, Auto Technology, Dental GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Hygiene, Nursing, Media Communication CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tabitha O'Neil PHONE: 773.602.5125 FAX: 773.602.5130 E-MAIL: toneil@ccc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Yes DEADLINE: July 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,506 1,900 7,704 0 1,410 *14,520 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rogelio Villa PHONE: 773.602.5126 FAX: 773.602.5130 E-MAIL: rvilla1@ccc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Placement, parking, counseling, tutorial assistance, adult re-entry program, academic skills center, child care center, orientation, testing program, college/university transfer center, college bookstore, job placement, disabled student services, veterans affairs. * Independent student budget. 86 Kishwaukee College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007684 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007684 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 009 21193 Malta Road Malta, IL 60150-9699 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.kishwaukeecollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Michelle Rothmeyer PHONE: 815.825.2086 ext. 3730 FAX: 815.825.2306 E-MAIL: arr@kishwaukeecollege.edu DEADLINE: None, open door policy REQUIRED TESTS: Math, Reading, English placement exams for students wishing to enroll in Math/Reading/English courses ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Contact school for Admission Requirements for limited admission programs in health occupations PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, AP, military credit, DANTES, portfolio review TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Official Transcripts from all institutions attended including high school TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 5,187 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,100 # part-time: 3,087 X Education X Engineering % male: 45 % female: 55 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: * YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters: Fall and Spring, Summer multi-length terms 4, 6, 8, 12 week options Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Cynthia J. Stonesifer PHONE: 815.825.2086 ext. 3720 FAX: 815.825.2968 E-MAIL: finaid@kishwaukeecollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional aid application and statement on financial aid eligibility and loan application for Direct & PLUS Loan DEADLINE: Rolling, suggest June 1 for Fall and November 1 for Spring ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 5,400 1,450 2,760 1,150 2,760 *13,520 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Meaghan Cassinelli PHONE: 815.825.2086, ext. 2240 FAX: 815.825.2968 E-MAIL: meaghan.cassinelli@kishwaukeecollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * Based on 15 credits per semester (Fall & Spring). Counseling, student development, pre-school, Learning Resource Center, Learning Skills Center, students with special needs, senior citizens tuition waiver, workshops/seminars open to community, transfer center, job placement *Horticulture, Criminal Justice, Automotive, Computer Aided Design Technology, Electronics, Emergency Medical Services, Manufacturing, Nursing, Radiology and Therapeutic Massage, Diesel Power Tech, Office Systems, Marketing/Management, and Computer Information Systems. 87 Lake Land College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007644 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007644 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 105 5001 Lake Land Boulevard Mattoon, IL 61938 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lakelandcollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jon VanDyke PHONE: 217.234.5434 FAX: 217.234.5390 E-MAIL: admissions@lakelandcollege.edu DEADLINE: Open REQUIRED TESTS: Assessment test or ACT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Some programs do require additional admissions requirements PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 13,177 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,105 # part-time: 10,072 X Education X Engineering % male: 69 % female: 31 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Over 40 Vocational/Technical programs YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Paula Carpenter PHONE: 217.234.5231 FAX: 217.234.5018 E-MAIL: financialaid@lakelandcollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Campus-based aid May 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,450 360 2,000 1,350 2,250 9,410 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Foundation Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Danielle Downs PHONE: 217.234.5255 FAX: 217.234.5018 E-MAIL: ddowns@lakelandcollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, evening classes, extension centers, veteran services, special needs counselor, tutorial services, reading/writing clinic, work experience programs 88 Lewis and Clark Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 010020 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 010020 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 131 5800 Godfrey Road Godfrey, IL 62035 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Delfina Dornes PHONE: 618.468.5200 FAX: 618.468.2310 E-MAIL: ddornes@lc.edu DEADLINE: Continuous REQUIRED TESTS: College Placement Test, Nursing Program: Pre-ADN Exam, Pre PN Exam, Pre Dental Hygiene Exam, Pre Dental Assisting Exam, Pre Para-Medicine ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Open admission to college, admission to college does not include admission to specific programs PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: High school courses: 2 years of a foreign language or music, vocational education or art, 4 years English, and 3 years each of Social Studies, Math, and Lab Science TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 7,971 *X Art/Architecture **X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,206 # part-time: 5,765 **X Education **X Engineering % male: 46 % female: 54 **X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Angela Weaver PHONE: 618.468.5300 FAX: 618.468.2210 E-MAIL: aweaver@lc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Yes DEADLINE: Continuous ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,808 1,008 4,815/6,219 783 2,700 13,144/14,518 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Terry Lane PHONE: 618.468.5500 FAX: 618.468.7256 E-MAIL: tdlane@lc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career and employment services, veterans services, child care, counseling, deaf/hearing impaired program, disabled student services, health services, honors program, learning centers, math lab, writing lab, computer lab, audio-visual services, peer tutoring. *First-year of program **Two-year transfer degree 89 Lincoln Land Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007170 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007170 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 118 5250 Shepherd Road Springfield, IL 62794-9256 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.llcc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Shanda Byer PHONE: 217.786.2290 FAX: 217.786.2492 E-MAIL: shanda.byer@llcc.edu DEADLINE: Open REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or Lincoln Land Community College Assessment or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: N/A PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: N/A ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Must earn minimum 20 credit hours at LLCC for degree with transfer credit TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 7,006 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,956 # part-time: 4,050 X Education X Engineering % male: 42 % female: 58 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: AAS, AS, AA, AFA, AES* YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters, Fall and Spring 16 weeks, 8week summer term Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Lisa Collier PHONE: 217.786.2237 FAX: E-MAIL: lisa.collier@llcc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ 3,630 1,170 $ $ **4,800 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Craig McFarland PHONE: 217.786.9638 FAX: n/a E-MAIL: craig.mcfarland@llcc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Study skills, tutors, special needs, WIA, math clinic, writing clinic, developmental courses, assessment testing, career planning. *41 Associate Degrees and 77 Certificate Programs **Full-time (30 credit hours), 1 year; some programs and courses have a higher tuition/fee rates 90 MacCormac Junior College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: 001716 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001716 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 092 29 E. Madison, 2nd Floor Chicago, IL 60602 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.maccormac.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Marcus Troutman PHONE: 312.922.1884 FAX: 312.922.4286 E-MAIL: mtroutman@maccormac.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $20 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, specific college departmental exams, advance placement, but no college credit given for specific college exams TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Must have a C average or better TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 215 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 104 # part-time: 111 Education Engineering % male: 25 % female: 75 Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Court Reporting, Paralegal Studies, Criminal YES: NO: X Justice, Entrepreneurship, Medical Office GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Technology CALENDAR: Semester Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Alexandra Grant PHONE: 312.922.1884 FAX: 312.922.4286 E-MAIL: agrant@maccormac.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Verification Worksheet, tax forms; If selected for verification, Resident Card (if applicable) and Information and Authorization Form. DEADLINE: None for campus-based aid, Pell and State dates for those programs ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 12,820 1,400 8,552 3,608 1,584 27,964 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: PBA, DECA, FBLA, MRS, payment plan Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Roberto Torres PHONE: 312.922.1884, ext. 202 FAX: 312.922.4286 E-MAIL: rtorres@maccormac.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Evening classes, Career services, job placement service, convenient public transportation to downtown center. 91 Malcolm X College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001650 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001650 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 112 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ccc.edu/colleges/malcolm-x/Pages/default.aspx 1900 West Van Buren Chicago, IL 60612 Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jeffrey Wonders PHONE: 312.850.7125 FAX: 312.850.7092 or 7098 E-MAIL: jwonders@ccc.edu DEADLINE: Open admission REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Nelson Denny required for Allied Health programs only PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 6,654 Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: # part-time: X Education Engineering % male: 24 % female: 76 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: * YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tamika Davenport PHONE: 312.850.3525 FAX: 312.850.7072 E-MAIL: tdavenport13@ccc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,506 1,900 7,704 1,410 14,520 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Linda Jackson-Williams PHONE: 312.850.3521 FAX: 312.850.7072 E-MAIL: lwilliams@ccc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career planning and placement, academic support tutoring, transfer center, child care center, disability access center *AAS, Allied Health, AA, AC, BC, Nursing, Allied Health Career, Information Technology, Criminal Justice, Child Development, Mortuary Science, Emergency Medical Technology, Physician Assistant, Clinical Lab Technician, Renal Nephrology Technology, Pharmacy Technology TRIO Programs 92 McHenry County College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007691 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007691 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 120 8900 U.S. Highway 14 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.mchenry.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kellie Carper PHONE: 815.479.7782 FAX: 815.455.3766 E-MAIL: kcarper@mchenry.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Placement exams ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Application for admission, high school transcripts, college transcripts PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $15 Application Fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: May be given for CLEP and military training TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 7,023 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,642 # part-time: 4,381 X Education X Engineering % male: 45.3 % female: 54.7 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Vocational, Fine Arts YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Leana Davis PHONE: 815.455.8761 FAX: 815.455.8594 E-MAIL: ldavis@mchenry.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: McHenry County College Financial Aid and Verification Worksheet DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 2,872 1,200 1,500 1,540 1,618 8,730 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Institutional work study GI Bill & Post 9/11 Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Lynn McCabe PHONE: 815.455.8763 FAX: 815.455.8594 E-MAIL: va@mchenry.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutoring, multi-cultural support services, counseling & academic advising. Access & disability services. 93 Moraine Valley Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007692 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007692 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 121 9000 West College Parkway Palos Hills, IL 60465-0936 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.morainevalley.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Andrew Sarata PHONE: 708.974.5357 FAX: 708.974.0974 E-MAIL: sarataa@morainevalley.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Compass ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: No ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP, CLEP, Assessed Prior Knowledge (institutional), military training, life experience TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 15,286 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 6,624 # part-time: 8,662 X Education X Engineering % male: 47 % female: 53 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Technical programs, Transfer programs YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Early semester Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Carissa Davis PHONE: 708.974.5726 FAX: 708.974.0974 E-MAIL: davisc274@morainevalley.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Data Confirmation form DEADLINE: Priority: May 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,198 1,608 2,086 1,820 1,800 10,512 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Myra Koran PHONE: 708.608.4138 FAX: 708.974.0974 E-MAIL: koranm@morainevalley.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Child care (day), weekend classes, evening classes, returning adult program, tutorial assistance, services for the handicapped, partial payment plan, diagnostic testing, career interest testing, job resources Contact for GI Bill: General McArthur III, Phone: 708.608.4144, FAX: 708.608.4644, E-Mail: mcarthurIIIg@morainevalley.edu 94 Morrison Institute of Technology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Private SCHOOL CODE: 008880 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 008880 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 145 701 Portland Avenue Morrison, IL 61270-2959 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.morrisontech.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: James Prombo PHONE: 815.772.7218 Ext 201 FAX: 815.772.7584 E-MAIL: jprombo@morrisontech.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: None, ACT and SAT accepted ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate or equivalent PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $30 application fee, $25 housing fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Possible TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Academic transcripts and course descriptions TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 92 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 92 # part-time: 0 Education X Engineering % male: 91.30 % female: 8.70 Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Fall Semester- August 25, 2015; Spring Semester - January 5, 2016 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Lisa Kramer PHONE: 815.772.7218 Ext 203 FAX: 815.772.7584 E-MAIL: lkramer@morrisontech.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: July 1, 2015 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ 15,790 975 5,558 2,315 1,063 25,701 $ $ 15,790 975 1,913 2,315 2,126 23,119 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Performance Scholarships, Family Scholarships, Engineering Technology Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Lisa Kramer PHONE: 815.772.7218, ext. 203 FAX: 815.772.7584 E-MAIL: lkramer@morrisontech.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Financial Aid Counseling, free tutoring, placement office, and assistance to veterans. 95 Morton College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001728 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001728 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 040 3801 South Central Cicero, IL 60804 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.morton.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Diana Rodriquez PHONE: 708.656.8000 ext. 359 FAX: 708.656.9592 E-MAIL: dianan.rodriguez@morton.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school, GED or 18 years of age PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $20 application fee for new students ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: May be given for CLEP or proficiency exams TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Previous attended institution must be accredited by North Central Association TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 4,592 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,453 # part-time: 3,192 X Education X Engineering % male: 40.8 % female: 59.2 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Transfer and Career programs: Nursing, YES: NO: X Physical Therapist Assistant, Therapeutic GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Massage CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Yolanda Freeman PHONE: 708.656.8000 ext. 227 FAX: 708.656.4625 E-MAIL: yolanda.freemon@morton.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Financial Aid data form and standards of academic progress contract. DEADLINE: Rolling, June 1 for Fall and November 1 for Spring ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ 2,756 1,600 4,500 1,600 1,600 *12,056 $ $ 5,828 1,600 4,500 1,600 1,600 *15,128 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Blanca Martinez PHONE: 708.656.8000, ext. 2228 FAX: 708.656.4625 E-MAIL: blanca.martinez@morton.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * All data for Dependent Students. Tutoring, parking, Child Learning Center, Academic Skills Center, classes offered throughout the week, counseling 96 Oakton Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 009896 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009896 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 130 1600 East Golf Road Des Plaines, IL 60016 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.oakton.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Michele Brown PHONE: 847.635.1724 FAX: 847.635.1890 E-MAIL: enrollmentcenter@oakton.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT preferred ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school or college transcript(s) or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Assessment test required, $25 application fee (non-refundable) ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: May be given for CLEP, APP, USAFI/DANTES, ACT (PEP), military training TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 9,363 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,788 # part-time: 5,695 X Education X Engineering % male: 49 % female: 51 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Cheryl Warmann PHONE: 847.635.1719 FAX: 847.635.1706 E-MAIL: enrollmentcenter@oakton.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling, priority deadline is May 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,621 1,410 4,158 1,800 1,939 12,928 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Cliff Casey PHONE: 847.635.1747 FAX: 847.635.2636 E-MAIL: cliffc@oakton.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Child care (day), on-campus advisor for physically handicapped, Math/Language assessment test, student parking, evening classes, veteran's office, senior citizen rates, tutorial assistance, concurrent enrollment in high school and college class program, career center, women's student center, work experience program, Reading/Writing Clinic 97 Olive-Harvey College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001653 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001653 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 115 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ccc.edu/colleges/olive-harvey/pages/default.aspx 10001 South Woodlawn Avenue Chicago, IL 60628 Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: PHONE: 773.291.6732 FAX: 773.291.6349 E-MAIL: DEADLINE: Open Admission REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS Placement Test ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: ACT PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: AP Exam score is 3 or Higher TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Official college transcript on file or placement tests will be required TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 4,663 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,873 # part-time: 2,790 X Education X Engineering % male: 41 % female: 59 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Process Technology, Supply Chain, Criminal YES: NO: X Justice GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jolander Jeffries PHONE: 773.291.6391 FAX: 773.291.6183 E-MAIL: The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,506 1,638 7,704 0 1,222 14,070 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant X Federal Pell Grant X Federal SEOG X Federal Work Study X Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Student Government Association Scholarships Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Derek Tyson PHONE: 773.291.6190 FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 98 Parkland College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007118 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007118 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 107 2400 West Bradley Avenue Champaign, IL 61821 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.parkland.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Tim Wendt PHONE: 217.353.2673 FAX: 217.373.3807 E-MAIL: twendt@parkland.edu DEADLINE: Rolling Admission REQUIRED TESTS: ACT recommended: Math, English, Reading assessment ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Health career programs are competitive - AA and AS programs require transcript evaluation PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $20 Health Career application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Most accepted TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 8,147 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,416 # part-time: 4,731 X Education X Engineering % male: 47.5 % female: 52.5 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: One- and two-year career programs YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tim Wendt PHONE: 217.353-2673 FAX: 217.373.3807 E-MAIL: twendt@parkland.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,230 1,200 5,500 1,500 1,800 * 14,230 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: IIA Grant Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kristina Taylor PHONE: 217.351.2228 FAX: 217.373.3807 E-MAIL: ktaylor@parkland.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Veterans affairs, handicapped services, EOP program, tutorial assistance, learning lab, public transportation, job placement, career planning, project goals *Varies - check with Financial Aid Office 99 Prairie State College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001640 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001640 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 073 202 South Halsted Chicago Heights, IL 60411 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.prairiestate.edu/ Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jaime Miller PHONE: 708.709.3513 FAX: 708.755.2587 DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: ASSET ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $10 application fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: Art/Architecture Business/Admin. Education Engineering Liberal Arts Sciences Other: E-MAIL: ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: 1,293 42 TOTAL #: 5,191 # part-time: % female: ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: CALENDAR: Semesters (3) 3,898 58 NO: NO: X X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Grace L. McGinnis PHONE: 708.709.3735 FAX: 708.709.3716 E-MAIL: gmcginnis@prairiestate.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: One institutional form required DEADLINE: Campus-based awards: May 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,432 2,000 7,516 4,574 1,630 *19,152 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Georges Sanon PHONE: 708.709.3567 FAX: 708.709.7754 E-MAIL: gsanon@prairiestate.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Cost based on students who live with a parent and includes $27 for Loan Fees. 100 Rend Lake College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007119 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007119 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 041 468 N. Ken Gray Parkway Ina, IL 62846 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.rlc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kelly Downes PHONE: 618.437.5321 FAX: 618.437.5677 E-MAIL: downes@rlc.edu DEADLINE: Before start date of semester REQUIRED TESTS: ASSET, Compass, and/or ACT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school transcript or GED certification PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: English, Math, Political Science, Spanish, History, Biology, Chemistry, Physics TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 7,597 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,464 # part-time: 6,133 X Education X Engineering % male: 48 % female: 52 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Associate in Applied Science and Certificates YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Cheri Rushing, Director PHONE: 618.437.5321 FAX: 618.437.5677 E-MAIL: rushing@rlc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,520 1,800 3,925 2,000 2,440 13,685 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Foundation Scholarships; Academic Competitiveness Grant Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: April McCormick PHONE: 618.437.5321, ext. 1297 FAX: 618.437.5677 E-MAIL: mccormicka@rlc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, parking, skill center, library, tutoring 101 Richard J. Daley College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001649 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001649 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 111 7500 South Pulaski Chicago, IL 60652 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: http://daley.ccc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Cynthia Moreno PHONE: 773.838.7606 FAX: 773.838.7605 E-MAIL: cmoreno@ccc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: College Board ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Transcripts from high schools and colleges attended PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: College Entrance Exam Board TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 9,624 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 6,234 # part-time: 3,390 X Education X Engineering % male: 40 % female: 60 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Loucynda White PHONE: 773.838.7581 FAX: 773.838.7919 E-MAIL: lwhite158@ccc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: FAFSA DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ 3,506 1,900 7,704 1,410 $ $ 14,520 $ 3,506 1,900 3,348 0 1,410 *10,164 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Susan Hughes PHONE: 773.838.7585 FAX: 773.838.7919 E-MAIL: shughes@ccc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutorial, veterans counselor, disabled student services, advisor for remediation, activity center, testing and assessment *Dependent Student Commuter - includes $480 for computer; Independent Commuter - includes $480 for computer 102 Richland Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 010879 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 010879 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 133 One College Park Decatur, IL 62521 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.richland.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Cathy Sebok PHONE: 217.875.7200 FAX: 217.875.7783 E-MAIL: csebok@richland.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: English and Math tests ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $12 registration fee ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 6,497 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 1,793 # part-time: 4,704 X Education X Engineering % male: 39 % female: 61 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: 20 occupational programs - 70 degrees within YES: NO: X those programs; Associates in Fine Arts GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Carmin Ellen Ross PHONE: 217.875.7200 FAX: 217.875.7783 E-MAIL: cross@richland.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional Verification Form, Policies and Procedures Form DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,230 1,320 8,550 700 1,450 16,250 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Foundation Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Michael Diggs PHONE: 217.875.7200 FAX: 217.875.7783 E-MAIL: mdiggs@richland.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, transfer center, career assessment, tutoring, Student Learning Center, SSS/TRIO, Learning Accommodations Services, Assessment Services, Project Read, Perkins Program, Counseling Services, student support programs. 103 Rock Valley College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001747 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001747 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 085 3301 North Mulford Road Rockford, IL 61114 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.rockvalleycollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Melvin Allen PHONE: 815.921.4272 FAX: 815.921.4269 E-MAIL: rvcadmissions@rockvalleycollege.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: Placement Test, submit ACT scores or previous college transcripts for possible waiver ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Some career programs require additional application materials (Nursing, Respiratory Care, Surgical Technology and Aviation Maintenance). All new students must attend a pre-registration orientation: Educational Planning Session PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Yes TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 7,400 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,256 # part-time: 4,144 X Education X Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Technology, Health Science, Vocational YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: James Heller PHONE: 815.921.4150 FAX: 815.921.4169 E-MAIL: rvc-fia@rockvalleycollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: May 1st, then rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 2,828 1,204 7,317 668 2,208 14,225 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Milana Herman PHONE: 815.921.4163 FAX: 815.921.4169 E-MAIL: m.herman@rockvalleycollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Counseling, testing, job placement, veteran services, tutoring, disability special services, math lab, writing lab, transfer assistance, Intercultural Student Services. 104 Sauk Valley Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001752 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001752 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 088 173 IL Route 2 Dixon, IL 61021 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.svcc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Pamela Medema PHONE: 815.288.5511 ext. 297 FAX: 815.288.3190 E-MAIL: medemap@svcc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: ACT recommended, COMPASS ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None, except special requirements for Allied Health programs PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: May be given for CLEP, USAFI/DANTES, ACT PEP, proficiency exams, AP exams TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,936 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 842 # part-time: 1,094 X Education X Engineering % male: 39 % female: 61 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jennifer Schultz PHONE: 815.288.5511 FAX: 815.288.6014 E-MAIL: jennifer.a.schultz@svcc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Sauk Valley Community College DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,258 1,829 6,750 1,488 1,760 15,085 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans benefits Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Megan Highsmith PHONE: 815.835.6420 FAX: 815.288.6014 E-MAIL: megan.k.highsmith@svcc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: GED tutorial, handicapped service, dislocated worker, career planning and testing, academic skills center, job placement, learning lab 105 Shawnee Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 007693 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007693 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 075 8364 Shawnee College Road Ullin, IL 62992 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.shawneecc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Dedria Blakely PHONE: 618.634.3247 FAX: 618.634.3346 E-MAIL: deeb@shawneecc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS/ASSET required, ACT recommended ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Literature, Math, English Composition TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,819 Art/Architecture Business/Admin. # full-time: 801 # part-time: 1,018 Education Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tammy Capps PHONE: 618.634.3280 FAX: 618.634.3368 E-MAIL: tammyc@shawneecc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Shawnee Community College Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,648 1,400 7,558 3,540 8,574 24,720 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Private alternative loans Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Tammy Capps PHONE: 618.634.3280 FAX: 618.634.3368 E-MAIL: tammyc@shawneecc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 106 South Suburban College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001769 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001769 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 063 15800 South State South Holland, IL 60473 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ssc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: John Avila PHONE: 708.596.2000 ext. 2283 FAX: 708.225.5806 E-MAIL: javila@ssc.edu DEADLINE: Open REQUIRED TESTS: ASSET ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduation or GED and completion of placement testing PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Completion of master academic plan TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 9,787 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,416 # part-time: 7,371 X Education X Engineering % male: 34 % female: 66 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: John Semple PHONE: 708.596.2000 ext. 2438 FAX: 708.210.5746 E-MAIL: jsemple@ssc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Open ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ 4,400 1,500 4,400 1,200 2,000 13,500 $ $ 4,400 1,500 4,400 1,200 2,000 13,500 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: John Semple PHONE: 708.596.2000, ext. 2435 FAX: 708.210.5741 E-MAIL: jsemple@ssc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Student support services, parking, job placement, public transportation, child care, transfer center, academic assistance center 107 Southeastern Illinois College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001757 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001757 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 078 3575 College Road Harrisburg, IL 62946 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.sic.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kyla Burford PHONE: 618.252.5400 ext. 2440 FAX: 618.252.3062 E-MAIL: registrar@sic.edu DEADLINE: Ongoing REQUIRED TESTS: ASSET, COMPASS, Accuplacer or ACT composite of 20 will exempt from ASSET or PARC score of 4 or 5 in writing, reading, math ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Allied Health programs have other special requirements PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: N/A ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 2,740 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 601 # part-time: 2,139 X Education X Engineering % male: 46 % female: 54 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: * YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Emily Henson PHONE: 618.252.5400 ext. 2450 FAX: 618.252.3062 E-MAIL: fao@sic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: March 1 priority deadline ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,120 1,112 3,505 1,759 2,484 **11,980 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: *** Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Emily Henson PHONE: 618.252.5400, ext. 2405 FAX: 618.252.3062 E-MAIL: emily.henson@sic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutoring, other as needed on an individual basis *Allied Health programs, Diesel Mechanics, Welding, Child Care, Fire Science, Biodiesel Production, Cosmetology, OTA, MLT, Surgical Tech, Vet. Tech, Corrections, Personal Trainer, Mining, and Medical Transcription, Information Tehcnology, Oil & Natural Gas Production, Business ** Additional cost if not living with Parent/Relative: $4,154 ***Other Financial Aid Programs: Social Science, Business Educational, Applied Technology, Nursing and Allied Health, Art, Music, Theater, Student Ambassador, Forensic Scholarships and Alternative Loans, Presidential Scholarships, Veterans 108 Southwestern Illinois College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001636 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001636 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 004 2500 Carlyle Avenue Belleville, IL 62221-5899 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.swic.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Sonia Fischer PHONE: 618.235.2700 ext. 5664 FAX: 618.222.9768 E-MAIL: sonia.fischer@swic.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Math and English placement assessment; ACT and/or Admissions exams for certain Health Science programs ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school admission requirements for AA, AFA and AS degree programs: English (4 units), Math (2), Social Studies (3), Science (3), Electives (1) and additional coursework (2) PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Proficiency exams may be taken in some courses or programs upon petition by the student. Credit can be earned for Advanced Placement, CLEP, and Dantes exams per guidelines listed in our college catalog. TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 9,943 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 4,194 # part-time: 5,749 X Education X Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Occupational Certificates and Associate YES: NO: X Degrees GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Robert Tebbe PHONE: 618.235.2700 ext. 5342 FAX: 618.235.3827 E-MAIL: robert.tebbe@swic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: June 1, priority deadline ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,420 1,500 2,264 2,000 2,576 11,760 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Latesha Rodgers PHONE: 618.235.2700, ext. 5552 FAX: 618.236.7963 E-MAIL: latesha.rodgers@swic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Child care, Disability and Access Center for disabled and returning adult students, Career Resource Center, job placement, workshops open to community, public transportation, VA benefits 109 Spoon River College* ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001643 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001643 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 077 23235 N. Co. 22 Canton, IL 61520 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.src.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Janet Munson PHONE: 800.334.7337** FAX: 309.649.6393 E-MAIL: janet.munson@src.edu DEADLINE: Fall - Aug. 22, 2016; Spring - Jan. 17, 2017 REQUIRED TESTS: COMPASS required for all new students or required ACT scores ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent, official transcripts from each postsecondary institution PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,526 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 655 # part-time: 871 X Education X Engineering % male: 41 % female: 59 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: *** YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semesters: Fall - Aug. 22 - Dec. 16, 2016; Spring - Jan. 17 - May 12, 2017; Summer - June 5 - July 28, 2017 Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jo Branson PHONE: 800.334.7337** FAX: 309.649.6393 E-MAIL: financialaid@src.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Priority: Fall - June 15, 2016; Spring - Nov. 15, 2016; Summer - April 1, 2017 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 4,050 1,550 8,750 1,800 2,700 18,850 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Alternative Loans Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rick Duvendack PHONE: 309.649.6267 FAX: 309.649.6393 E-MAIL: rick.duvendack@src.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Workshops and seminars are open to the community, senior citizen tuition waiver, veterans assistance, vocational retraining, tutorial assistance, reading/writing/math skills clinic, career assessment and counseling. *Spoon River College has branch campuses at Macomb, Havana and Rushville, IL **Alternate number for Admissions: 309.649.6391 Financial Aid: 309.649.7030 ***Agricultural Bus. Management, Diesel/Tractor, Nursing Asst., Practical Nursing, Associate Degree in Nursing, Medical Coding, Admin. Office Tech., Health Info Management, Small Business Management, Natural Resources and Conservation, Commercial Driving Training, Welding, Computer Information Sytems 110 Triton College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001773 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001773 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 047 2000 Fifth Avenue River Grove, IL 60171 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.triton.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Dr. Amanda Turner PHONE: 708.456.0300 ext. 3679 FAX: 708.583.3147 E-MAIL: admissions@triton.edu DEADLINE: Rolling - open REQUIRED TESTS: None - ACT recommended ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Minimum high school graduation required for Associate in Arts and Associate in Science Degrees, some Health Career programs have special admission requirements PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: Advanced Placement Credit accepted TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 12,645 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 3,308 # part-time: 9,337 X Education X Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Over 100 Associate Degree and Certificate YES: NO: X programs in Arts and Sciences, Health Care, GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X Business and Technology CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Patricia Zinga PHONE: 708.456.0300 ext. 3738 FAX: 708.583.3180 E-MAIL: patzinga@triton.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,870 1,322 3,018 1,436 1,520 11,166 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Federal TEACH Grant Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Dr. Amanda Turner PHONE: 708.456.3000, ext. 3679 FAX: E-MAIL: amandaturner@triton.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career planning and placement, Student Success Center with free tutoring, free parking, public transportation, academic planning, counseling, services for students with disabilities, campus ministry, TRiO Student Support Services, mentoring, child care services, Financial Aid Resource Center, Veterans Center, health services, fitness center, pool, athletic program and English Language Acquisition program. 111 Truman College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001648 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001648 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 110 1145 West Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60640 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.trumancollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Quincy Paden PHONE: 773.907.4000 FAX: 773.907.4464 DEADLINE: First day of classes REQUIRED TESTS: Placement tests: Math, English, Reading ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: None TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: None TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. X Education X Engineering X Liberal Arts X Sciences Other: Associate in Science, Associate in Arts, Associate in Applied Science, Associate in Engineering Science E-MAIL: qpaden@ccc.edu ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: 3,339 45 TOTAL #: 7,438 # part-time: % female: ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: GRADUATE STUDY: CALENDAR: Semesters YES: YES: 4,099 55 NO: NO: X X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Maria Pinto PHONE: 773.907.4810 FAX: 773.907.4824 E-MAIL: mpinto@ccc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,506 1,900 7,704 0 1,410 14,520 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG) Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Dominique Bland PHONE: 773,907.4819 FAX: 773.907.4824 E-MAIL: dbland1@ccc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Tutoring, child care, student activities, special services for bilingual students, refugees, disabled students 112 Waubonsee Community College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 006931 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 006931 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 096 Route 47 at Waubonsee Drive Sugar Grove, IL 60554-9454 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.waubonsee.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Joy Sanders PHONE: 630.466.7900 ext. 2938 FAX: 630.466.6663 E-MAIL: jsanders@waubonsee.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Assessment testing required for all new matriculated students as well as those students enrolling in English or mathematics (RDG required for F.S. applicants) PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: CLEP, specific college departmental exams, military training, Proficiency Examination Program (PEP), Advanced Placement Program (APP) TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Assessment tests may be required based on previous coursework. TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 11,542 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 2,415 # part-time: 9,127 X Education X Engineering % male: 44 % female: 56 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: AA, AS, AGS, AES, AFA, AAS, and various YES: NO: X occupational certificates GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semester Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Charles Boudreau PHONE: 630.466.7900 ext. 5774 FAX: 630.466.6666 E-MAIL: The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Fall Deadline - December 3rd, Final Deadline - April 1st ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 3,024 1,584 2,200 1,460 2,790 *11,058 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Andrea Wheeler PHONE: 630.466.2797 FAX: 630.466.6666 E-MAIL: awheeler@waubonsee.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Disabled student services, academic and personal counseling, child care, tutoring, job placement *Based on 12 hours per semester 113 Wilbur Wright College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: 2-Year Public SCHOOL CODE: 001655 U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001655 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 117 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ccc.edu/colleges/wright/pages/default.aspx 4300 N. Narragansett Ave. Chicago, IL 60634 Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Linda Huertas PHONE: 773.481.8453 FAX: 773.481.8205 E-MAIL: lhuertas@ccc.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: Local placement tests ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school transcripts, ACT PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTIONS: N/A TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: College transcripts TYPES OF COLLEGE OFFERINGS: ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 29,637 X Art/Architecture X Business/Admin. # full-time: 4,600 # part-time: 25,037 X Education X Engineering % male: 39 % female: 61 X Liberal Arts X Sciences ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: Other: Many other 1 and 2 year programs YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Semester Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Inesha Kelly PHONE: 773.481.8103 FAX: 773.481.8113 E-MAIL: ikelly1@ccc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Yes DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. ON-CAMPUS FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: COMMUTER RESIDENT Tuition and fees; Books and supplies: Room and board: Personal expenses: Transportation: TOTAL $ $ $ $ 2,536 1,848 10,464 1,986 720 *17,554 X X X X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Federal Pell Grant Federal SEOG Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loan X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships X Athletic scholarships Other: Veterans Assistance Information VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Bryan Tuika-Soske PHONE: 773.481.8012 FAX: 773.481.8606 E-MAIL: btuikasoske@ccc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Disabled student services, free job placement, sitter service, student computer labs, free tutoring, and a writing center. *Dependent student 114 Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing and Health Sciences ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 006214 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 358 Broadway at 11th Street, P.O. Box 7005 Quincy, IL 62301 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.brcn.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Ann O'Sullivan PHONE: 217.228.5520, ext. 6984 FAX: 217.223.6400 E-MAIL: DEADLINE: REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: ACT - 22 composite, SAT- 1020-1050, 2.7 or better GPA, upper half of class PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 confirmation fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Four year BSN program - starts fall semester plus LPN-BSN Track and RN-BSN Track; MSN ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 253 # full-time: # part-time: % male: 12 % female: 88 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Semesters CALENDAR: X X NO: NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kevin Turnbull PHONE: 217.228.5520, ext. 6993 FAX: 217.223.1781 E-MAIL: kturnbull@brcn.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing Application for Financial Aid DEADLINE: May 30 - FAFSA, June 30 institution ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 22,510 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,800 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,400 Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,100 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 36,810 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kevin Turnbull PHONE: 217.228.5520, ext. 6993 FAX: 217.223.1781 E-MAIL: kturnbull@brcn.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 115 Capital Area School of Practical Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 016426 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 172 2201 Toronto Road Springfield, IL 62712-3803 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.caspn.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kileen Huber PHONE: 217.585.1215 FAX: 217.585.2165 E-MAIL: kgerdes@caspn.edu DEADLINE: When 75 applicants have been accepted, applicants placed in next class. REQUIRED TESTS: Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate or GED certificate, physical exam, 3 character/work references, CPR certification, CNA certification, drug screen PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $75 application fee (non-refundable), $55 entrance testing fee (non-refundable), Drug Screen PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Practical Nursing - 9 months - August and February ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 140 # full-time: 140 # part-time: 0 % male: 5-10 % female: 90-95 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Clock Hours CALENDAR: NO: NO: X X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tina Derosear PHONE: 217.585.1215, x202 FAX: 217.585.2165 E-MAIL: Tderosear@caspn.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Beginning of student's last quarter in program and/or MAP award deadline ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 11,735 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,310 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 13,045 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: JTPA, VA, DORS, Private scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Mary Petrosky PHONE: 217.585.1215 FAX: 217.585.2165 E-MAIL: mpetrosky@caspn.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Parking, Vending machines Nursing Scholarships: Illinois Department of Public Health; Sangamon County SLICE Scholarship 116 College of Nursing at University of St. Francis ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001664 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 057 500 N. Wilcox Street Joliet, IL 60435 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.stfrancis.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Cindy Lambert PHONE: 800.735.7500 FAX: 815.740.5032 E-MAIL: information@stfrancis.edu DEADLINE: Freshmen - June 1st (preferred); Transfers - July 1st and December 1 (preferred) REQUIRED TESTS: ACT or SAT (freshman only) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Freshmen with ACT of 20 or greater; GPA of 2.5; Transfers - cumulative GPA of a 3.0 on a 4 point scale; a 2.75 in required science courses; and a 68% on the TEAS test (may be taken twice) in order to begin clinical sequence or higher in all Nursing pre-reqs. PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: No application fee, $100 tuition deposit, $50 housing deposit for resident students PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Upper division, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) - 4 semesters for full-time enrollment - classes begin each August and January ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 330 # full-time: 318 # part-time: 12 % male: 11 % female: 89 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: Semesters with summer session CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Bruce Foote PHONE: 866.890.8331(toll free) FAX: 815.740.3822 E-MAIL: finaid@stfrancis.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: USF Application for Financial Aid DEADLINE: October 30th prior to each award year ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 30,840 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,084 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,000 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 43,724 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: Tuition assistance VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: 866.890.8331 FAX: 815.740.3822 E-MAIL: veterans@stfrancis.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *On Campus Resident Costs; Commuter Costs: Tuition & Fees - $30,840; Books & Supplies - $800; Room & Board - $1,500; Personal expenses - $2,000; Transportation - $2,120; Total - $37,260 117 Graham Hospital School of Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 008938 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 308 210 West Walnut Canton, IL 61520 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.grahamschoolofnursing.org Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Mary Kepple PHONE: 309.647.5240 ext. 2347 FAX: 309.649.5127 E-MAIL: mkepple@grahamhospital.org DEADLINE: February 15 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT, SAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Must have Chemistry, Biology, Algebra, Geometry, English and Social Sciences - either high school or college, grade of "C" or better PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Admission deposit once accepted is $75; Application fee - $40 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Registered Nurse (RN) - 3 years - August 15 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 54 # full-time: 7 # part-time: 47 % male: 12 % female: 88 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Semesters CALENDAR: X NO: NO: X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Mary Kepple PHONE: 309.647.5240 ext. 2347 FAX: 309.649.5127 E-MAIL: mkepple@grahamhospital.org The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Graham Hospital School of Nursing Application for Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: April 1, 2015 preferential ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 11,487 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 3,382 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 6,582 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,939 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,173 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 25,563 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Honor scholarships Nursing scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Mary Kepple PHONE: 309.647.5240, ext. 2347 FAX: 309.649.5127 E-MAIL: mkepple@grahamhospital.org ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 118 Lakeview College of Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 010501 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 334 903 North Logan Danville, IL 61832 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lakeviewcol.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Amy McFadden PHONE: 217.709.0929 FAX: 217.709.0953 E-MAIL: amcfadden@lakeviewcol.edu DEADLINE: March 1 - Early decision for Fall (requires 3.0/4.0 min. GPA); April 1 - Fall; Sept. 1 - Spring; Aug. 1 - Early Decision for Spring (requires 3.0/4.0 min. GPA) REQUIRED TESTS: Kaplan Admission Test ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: GPA 2.5, 60 hours general study courses to transfer in, all college-level transcripts submitted PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) - 4 years - (4 semesters General Education at another institution, 4 semesters of nursing at Lakeview) ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 300 # full-time: 230 # part-time: 70 % male: 13 % female: 87 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Semester CALENDAR: * NO: NO: X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Janet Ingargiola PHONE: 217.709.0928 FAX: 217.709.0956 E-MAIL: jingarg@lakeviewcol.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Financial Aid Information Request Form (school document) 100% verification performed DEADLINE: According to State and Federal guidelines for Pell and MAP, Institutional Scholarships - June 1st for FA/SP term ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 15,360 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,830 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 4,950 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,984 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,888 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **26,012 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Honor scholarships ***X Nursing scholarships Other: Institutional Scholarships; FACTS Management Tuition Payment Plan VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Janet Ingargiola PHONE: 217.709.0930 FAX: 217.709.0956 E-MAIL: jingarg@lakeviewcol.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Advising, tutoring, SNA, Campus Library, Computer Lab, student e-mail * On-Campus Housing: Available on EIU Campus ** This budget is representative for an Independent student at the Junior level *** IDPH, HRSA Additional contact for VA information: Tammy Garza, phone - 217.709.0928, fax - 217.709.0956, e-mail tgarza@lakeviewcol.edu 119 Resurrection University ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing* SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 022141 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 337 1431 N. Claremont Avenue Chicago, IL 60622 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.resu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Office of Enrollment Management PHONE: 773.252.5389 FAX: 773.227.3838 E-MAIL: admissions@resu.edu DEADLINE: April 1st for Fall admission; September 1st for Spring admission; February 1st for Summer session**. REQUIRED TESTS: BSN TEAS ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Completion of all general education and nursing support requirements. Cumulative GPA 2.75/4.0; Science GPA 2.75/4.0 (Anatomy & Physiology I & II, Micro-Biology, and General Chemistry) PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: *** ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 488 # full-time: 323 # part-time: 165 % male: 19.5 % female: 80.5 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Semesters CALENDAR: X NO: NO: X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Shirley Howell PHONE: 773.252.5125 FAX: 773.227.5134 E-MAIL: shirley.howell@resu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Priority deadline date - April 1st ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 25,632 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 3,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 14,991 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 4,203 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,630 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ ****50,911 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Michael Sherman PHONE: 773.252.5135 FAX: 773.227.3838 E-MAIL: michael.sherman@resu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * Nursing, Health Information and Information Management and Imaging Technology (Radiography). **BSN Pre-licensure and evening/weekend – Fall – April 1; spring – September 1; Summer – February 1; BSN for RN Completion – Fall – July 15; Spring – November 15; BSIT (Imaging Technology) – Fall – July 15; HIIM – Fall – July 15; Spring – November 15 ***Bachelor of Science in Nursing - 16 months - Fall and Spring admission; Bachelor of Science in Nursing Evening & Weekends - 20 months - Fall admission; BSN for RN's - 16 months - Fall admission; Master's Degree - 3 years - Fall admission. Bachelor's of Science in Health Informatics and Information Management - 2 years - Fall admission. Bachelor's of Science in Imaging Technology - 18 to 20 months - Fall Admission. ****Includes Loan Fees of $255 120 Rush University College of Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009800 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 335 600 S. Paulina Street - Suite 440 Chicago, IL 60612 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.rushu.rush.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Lisa Rosenberg, PhD, RN PHONE: 312.942.7117 FAX: 312.942.3403 E-MAIL: lisa_rosenberg@rush.edu DEADLINE: Jan. 4 for Fall term, August 3 for Spring term, and November 2 for Summer term REQUIRED TESTS: GRE for PhD and Nurse Anesthesia required, waived for all other graduate areas of study if waiver requirement(s) met; * ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Completed application, CV, 3 recommendations, interview, all calculated GPAs recommended 3.0 or higher PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $65 Nursing CAS application fee for post-licensure programs; $45 Nursing CAS application fee for pre-licensure; $35 Rush supplemental application fee; $350 confirmation fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Varies ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,028 # full-time: 343 # part-time: 685 % male: 12.12 % female: 87.88 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Trimester CALENDAR: X NO: NO: X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Michael Frechette PHONE: 312.942.6256 FAX: 312.942.2732 E-MAIL: financial_aid@rush.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional aid application DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 34,083 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,639 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: ***23,268 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 0 X Federal Work Study Transportation: X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ ****58,990 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: Federal Nursing Loans VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Michael Biel PHONE: 312.942.6256 FAX: 312.942.2732 E-MAIL: Michael_J_Biel@rush.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: On-campus parking, deferred payment plan, counseling services *TOEFL required for applicantswho are non-native speaking of English and who did not complete 3 years of postsecondary education and bachelor's degree in the U.S. Additional Support Services. GRE scores are required for all other programs, unless waived; contact school for details ***Total living allowance for off-campus apartment for twelve months ****Full-time GEM per year Additional Support Services 121 Saint Anthony College of Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009987 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 318 5658 East State Street Rockford, IL 61108-2468 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.sacn.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: April Lipnitzky PHONE: 815.227.2141 FAX: 815.227.2730 E-MAIL: AprilLipnitzky@sacn.edu DEADLINE: September 15 and February 15 REQUIRED TESTS: ATI TEAS - Test of Essential Academic Skills ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: All college transcripts with 64 prerequisite credits PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $75 application fee, $200 tuition deposit - tuition deposit is credited to first semester tuition costs PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Bachelor of Science in Nursing - 4 semesters - August: Fall semester; January: Spring semester; Master of Science in Nursing - 36 months part-time; RN to BSN - 4-5 part-time semesters ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 313 # full-time: 165 # part-time: 148 % male: 10 % female: 90 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Semesters CALENDAR: X NO: NO: X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Serrita Woods PHONE: 815.395.5089 FAX: 815.227.2730 E-MAIL: serritawoods@sacn.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Saint Anthony College of Nursing Financial Aid Policy Form, Saint Anthony College of Nursing Standards of Academic Progress Form DEADLINE: April 15 for Fall admissions; September 15 for Spring admissions ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 12,520 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,900 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 3,450 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,250 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,280 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *21,400 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Serrita Woods PHONE: 815.395.5089 FAX: 815.227-2730 E-MAIL: serritawoods@sacn.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Health services, advising services *Costs are per semester for undergradutes 122 Saint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 006240 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 321 511 N. E. Greenleaf Street Peoria, IL 61603-3783 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.sfmccon.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Janice Farquharson PHONE: 309.624.8980 FAX: 309.624.8973 E-MAIL: janice.farquharson@osfhealthcare.org DEADLINE: Application Deadline: September 15, 2016 for Fall 2017; February 15, 2017 for Spring 2018 REQUIRED TESTS: N/A ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: BSN - 59 semester hours of lower division courses with a GPA of 2.50 on a 4.0 scale; MSNGPA of 2.8 on 4.0 scale, request application for additional information; Two A&P courses must have a GPA of 2.50 on a 4.0 scale for BSN PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee (non-refundable) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: ACEN and HLC accredited; Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing - 4 semesters classes begin mid-August and mid-January; Masters Degree in Nursing; MSN, DNP ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 634 # full-time: 320 # part-time: 314 % male: 10 % female: 90 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Semesters CALENDAR: X X NO: NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Nancy Perryman PHONE: 309.655.4119 FAX: 309.655.3962 E-MAIL: nancy.s.perryman@osfhealthcare.org The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional financial aid application DEADLINE: Open ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 18,330 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,590 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 5,606 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,944 Federal Work Study Transportation: 3,582 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 31,052 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans Honor scholarships Nursing scholarships Other: Institutional merit scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nancy Perryman PHONE: 309.655.4119 FAX: 309.655.3962 E-MAIL: nancy.s.perryman@osfhealthcare.org ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Library services, academic advisement, college counselor, health service, student services, resident assistance program, peer facilitators, student senate organization, parking, security services 123 Saint John's College of Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 030980 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 390 729 East Carpenter Street Springfield, IL 62702 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: http://www.stjohnscollegespringfield.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Britni Caruso PHONE: 217.544.6464 FAX: 217.757.6870 E-MAIL: britni.caruso@stjohnscollegespringfield.edu DEADLINE: * REQUIRED TESTS: ACT/SAT for high school seniors; TEASV (Prenursing Exam) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Early admit (high school seniors) upper half class rank, "C" or above in Science courses, cumulative GPA of 3.0 on 4.0 scale, ACT composite 22 minimum or SAT 500 each section or ** PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $60 application fee (non-refundable), $250 registration deposit PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Upper division - two years - beginning in fall only - entrance annually ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 121 # full-time: 107 # part-time: 14 % male: 16 % female: 84 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: Semesters, Fall, Spring, Summer CALENDAR: X X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tim Marten PHONE: 217.544.6464 ext. 44705 FAX: 217.757.6870 E-MAIL: timothy.marten@stjohnscollegespringfield.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Institutional Scholarship application deadline: May 3, 2013 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 18,661 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,500 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,800 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 3,000 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ ***35,961 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: Veteran Approved VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Tim Marten PHONE: 217.544.6464, ext. 44705 FAX: 217.757.6870 E-MAIL: timothy.marten@stjohnscollegespringfield.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Applications accepted on a rolling basis, 60 students maximum as space is available, acceptance is competitive. Priority Admission is for applicants with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA for designated lower division courses or a prior bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5. Priority applicants must have all admission documentation on file by September 15 for October review for admission to the following fall semester. Standard admission is for applicants with a minimum of at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA for designated lower division courses or those who did not meet the Priority deadline. Standard applicants must have all admission documentation on file by November 15 for January review for admission to the following fall semester. **After 30 semester hours of college transfer work from designated prerequisite list with minimum GPA of 2.5 on 4.0 scale. ***Includes Health Insurance Coverage of $375. 124 Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 006225 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 330 2122 25th Avenue Rock Island, IL 61201 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.trinitycollegeqc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Lori Perez PHONE: 309.779.7812 FAX: 309.779.7748 E-MAIL: lori.perez@trinitycollegeqc.edu DEADLINE: November 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: RN-BSN Option: RN Licensure with GPA of 2.75 from Nuring degree; BSN-Accelerated Option: Prior baccalaureate degree received with a 3.00 GPA; BSN-Basic Option: Completion of 48-52 credits of prerequisites with cumulative GPA of 2.75 * PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee, $100 admission/tuition deposit PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: RN-BSN: 2 years starting August, January, May; BSN-Accelerated Option: 15 months starting in May; BSN-Basic Option: 2 years starting in August ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 166 # full-time: 98 # part-time: 68 % male: 5 % female: 95 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Semesters CALENDAR: X NO: NO: X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Christine Christopherson PHONE: 309.779.7740 FAX: 309.779.7748 E-MAIL: C.Christopherson@trinitycollegeqc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Yes DEADLINE: Midterm ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 23,924 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,786 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 5,858 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,976 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,265 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 35,809 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: Nursing Student Loan VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Christine Christopherson PHONE: 309.779.7740 FAX: 309.779.7748 E-MAIL: C.Christopherson@trinitycollegeqc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic advisement, student services, free parking, public transportation, discount rates in cafeteria, student computer lab, college on East Campus of Regional Medical Center *BSN-BASIC - minimum GPA at 2.75 cum. And completion of 52 required general education credits. BSN-Accelerated minimum GPA of 3.0 cum. and baccalaureate degree in non-nursing discipline and completion of pre-reqs and personal essay. 125 University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Nursing SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001776 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 064 845 South Damen Chicago, IL 60612-7350 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.uic.edu/nursing Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Office of Academic Programs PHONE: 312.996.7800 FAX: 312.996.8066 E-MAIL: conapply@uic.edu DEADLINE: January 15 - Final deadline REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: See website - www.uic.edu/nursing PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee (non-refundable) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Traditional BSN, Fall admission only, upper division, two years full-time; RNBSN, January or August admission, one year full-time and two years part-time ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 411 # full-time: 308 # part-time: 103 % male: 16 % female: 84 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: Semesters CALENDAR: X X NO: NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Thomas Hardaway PHONE: 312.996.5563 FAX: 312.996.3385 E-MAIL: money@uic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Priority consideration: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees; $ 19,086 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,400 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,882 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,176 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,452 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *35,064 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans Honor scholarships X Nursing scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Annette Wright PHONE: 312.996.4857 FAX: 312.413.3716 E-MAIL: awright@uic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Commuter Costs; Tuition & Fees $19,086; Books & Supplies $1,400; Personal $3,676; Transportation $1,452; Total: $25,614 Loan Fee: $68 for the year included Financial Aid Web site: http://www.financialaid.uic.edu 126 Argosy University - Chicago ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 021799 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 225 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1300 Chicago, IL 60601 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.argosy.edu/chicago-illinois/default.aspx Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Joanna LaCorte PHONE: 312.777.7605 FAX: 312.777.7750 E-MAIL: jlacorte@argosy.edu DEADLINE: January 15 - Recommended for Clinical Psychology applicants REQUIRED TESTS: GRE (optional for Clinical Psychology applicants) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: See catalog PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee (some waivres available) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Varies by program ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,017 # full-time: % male: # part-time: 28 % female: 72 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: CALENDAR: Semesters, summer required NO: X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rich Aguilera PHONE: 312.777.7620 FAX: 312.777.7625 E-MAIL: raguilera@argosy.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 1 - priority deadline ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ * Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: X Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ * X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Fellowships, Teaching Assistantships and Institutional Work Study VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rich Aguilera PHONE: 312.777.7620 FAX: 312.777.7625 E-MAIL: raguilera@argosy.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: PsyD - Doctorate of Psychology in Clinical Psychology, MA - Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, MAIO - Master of Arts in Industrial Organizational Psychology, MA - Master of Arts in Community Counseling, EdD - Doctor of Education in Counselor Education and Supervision, Ed.D-Doctorate of Education in Education or Instructional Leadership, Ed.S. - Education Specialist in Educational Leadership, MAEd - Master of Arts in Education-Education Leadership, MAEd Adult Training & Education - Master of Arts in Adult Training and Education, DBA - Doctor of Business Administration, MBA - Master of Business Administration, MSM - Master of Science in Management, BA - Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, BS - Bachelor in Science in Business Administration, Ed.D-Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership *Varies by program 127 Argosy University - Schaumburg ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 021799 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 999 N. Plaza Drive, Suite 111 Schaumburg, IL 60173 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.argosy.edu/schaumburg-illinois/default.aspx Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Joanna LaCorte PHONE: 312.777.7605 FAX: 312.777.7750 E-MAIL: jlacorte@argosy.edu DEADLINE: January 15 - Recommended for Clinical Psychology applicants REQUIRED TESTS: GRE (optional for Clinical Psychology applicants ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: See catalog PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee (some waivers available) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Varries by program ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: TOTAL #: 493 # part-time: 24.6 % female: 75.4 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: CALENDAR: Semester, Summer required NO: X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Takayla Wheatley PHONE: 847.969.4912 FAX: 847.969.4999 E-MAIL: twheatley@argosy.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ * Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: * X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: X Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ * X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Fellowships, Teaching Assistantships, Institutional Work-Study VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rich Aguilera PHONE: 312.777.7620 FAX: 312.777.7625 E-MAIL: raguilera@argosy.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: MAED - 2 yrs; EdS - 2 yrs; EdD - 3 yrs; MBA - 2 yrs; DBA - 3 yrs; Undergraduate Psych; Undergraduate Business; Undergraduate Criminal Justice. All programs rolling admission *Varies by program 128 Blessing Hospital School of Medical Laboratory Technicians ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 021213 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: Broadway at 11th Steet Quincy, IL 62301 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.blessinghospital.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Monsavahn Lithila PHONE: 217.223.8400 ext. 6205 FAX: 217.223.7032 E-MAIL: monsavahnlithila@blessinghealthsystem.com DEADLINE: March 31 REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of 30 hours prerequisites from partner institution including 9 hours in Biology/3 hours in Chemistry, 3.0 average in Sciences, personal interview if candidate qualifies for admission PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $10 application fee; $100 acceptance fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: 24 month program - starts in July. Hospital portion (13 months) starts in July. ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 5 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X NO: X # full-time: 5 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 20 % female: 80 CALENDAR: July through August Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kevin Turnbull* PHONE: 217.223.8400 ext. 6993 FAX: 217.223.1781 E-MAIL: kturnbull@brcn.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ 5,000 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 502 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,750 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,060 Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,552 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ 19,864 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kevin Turnbull PHONE: 217.228.5520, ext. 6993 FAX: 217.223.1781 E-MAIL: kturnbull@brcn.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * Counseling - Blessing Behavior Medical Services Culver-Stockton College/Blessing Rieman College of Nursing Financial Aid Coordinator 129 Blessing Hospital School of Radiologic Technology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 004143 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: Broadway at 11th Street Quincy, IL 62305-3117 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.blessinghospital.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Amanda Feeney PHONE: 217.223.8400, ext. 6161 FAX: 217.223.3906 E-MAIL: amanda.feeney@blessinghospital.com DEADLINE: March 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate, 2.5 GPA or above, college preparatory curriculum, interview if candidate qualifies for admission PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 acceptance fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: 24 months - July 1 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 15 # full-time: 15 # part-time: % male: 0 % female: 0 100 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: July through June Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kevin Turnbull PHONE: 217.228.5520, ext. 6993 FAX: 217.223.1781 E-MAIL: kturnbull@brcn.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 1 - FAFSA ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ 4,656 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 801 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,000 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,200 Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,373 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ *19,030 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kevin Turnbull PHONE: 217.288.5520, ext. 6993 FAX: 217.223.1781 E-MAIL: kturnbull@brcn.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Reflects costs for one academic year. Fees first year are $656, fees second year are $672, books are $800 on first year, book costs on second year are $62.96. 130 Catholic Theological Union ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009232 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 5401 South Cornell Avenue Chicago, IL 60615 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ctu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Christine Henderson PHONE: 773.371.5445 FAX: 773.371.5452 E-MAIL: apply@ctu.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: TOEFL OR IELTS for those without postsecondary studies in English ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Undergraduate transcripts, letters of recommendation, proficient in English PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $55 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Vary - 1 to 4 years - Fall, Spring Semesters; September - Fall Term; January J-Term; February - Spring Term; June - Summer Institute ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 414 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 205 # part-time: 209 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 63 % female: 34 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Mimi Mateene PHONE: 773.371.5451 FAX: 773.371.5452 E-MAIL: apply@ctu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Yes DEADLINE: Rolling for new students ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 25,650 $ 25,650 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,500 2,500 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,240 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,257 Federal Work Study Transportation: varies varies Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *38,647 $ *28,150 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Diane Healy PHONE: 773.371.5407 FAX: E-MAIL: dhealy@ctu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Placement, housing, parking, food service, spiritual direction *Total costs could be less, depending on housing selected. 131 Chicago School of Professional Psychology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 021553 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 325 N. Wells Chicago, IL 60610 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.thechicagoschool.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Sara Nolte PHONE: 800.684.2890 FAX: 312.644-6076 E-MAIL: snolte@thechicagoschool.edu DEADLINE: Psy.D - Dec 15 - Early consideration, Feb 15 - Final; All other programs including Grayslake - Feb 15 - Early Consideration, April 1 - Final; School Psychology - Spring Cohort - Feb 15 - Early Consideration, April 1 - Final REQUIRED TESTS: GRE (General) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Psy.D - Eighteen semester hours of Psychology including 1 course each in Statistics, Child or Human Development and Abnormal Psychology; MA - coursework in Stats, Research Methods and 1 course in Psych. PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Admit in Fall semester; Psy.D is a 5 year program, including dissertation. MA is a 2 year full-time program but can also be done as part-time; School Psych EdD & PhD = 3 years full-time ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: TOTAL #: 1,614 1,130 20 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X # part-time: 484 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % female: 80 CALENDAR: August 31, 2015 - August 28, 2016 X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Lawrence McGhee PHONE: 800.684.2890 FAX: 888-253-5100 E-MAIL: finaid@thechicagoschool.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Financial Aid Institutional Application available online DEADLINE: March 1st for Priority Review ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ 32,340 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 3,824 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 14,568 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 7,520 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,192 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ *59,444 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Tamika M. Harding PHONE: 800.684.2890, opt. 2 FAX: 312-488-6336 E-MAIL: militarybenefits@thechicagoschool.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * Estimated Tuition for MA programs Tuition for Psy. D - Tuition and Fees: $39,630, Books and Supplies: $3,824, Room and Board: $14,568, Personal Expenses: $7,520, Transportation: $1,192 - Total: $66,734 Tuition for on-line-blended programs: Tuition and fees: $25,464, Books and Supplies: $2,924, Room and Board: $9,872, Personal expenses: $4,776, Transportation: $1,192 - Total: $44,228 BA - TUITION AND FEES: $14,400, Books and Supplies: $2,686 Information regarding the California and Washington, DC programs are available at thechicagoschool.edu 132 Chicago Theological Seminary ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001661 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1407 E. 60th Street Chicago, IL 60637 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ctschicago.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Lisa Seiwert PHONE: 773.896.2413 FAX: 773.643.1284 E-MAIL: lseiwert@ctschicago.edu DEADLINE: February 15 REQUIRED TESTS: Ph.D./GRE, TOEFL for all international students ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee, $150 matriculation fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: MA - 2 years, M.Div - 3 years, D.Min - 3 years (post M.Div.), STM - 1 year (post M.Div), Ph.D - 6 years, MARL - 2 years ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 271 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X # full-time: 96 # part-time: 175 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 47 % female: 52 CALENDAR: September 2015 to May 2016 X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: LaJeanne C. Grinnage PHONE: 773.896.2412 FAX: 773.643.1284 E-MAIL: lajeanne.grinnage@ctschicago.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Financial aid application DEADLINE: February 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 17,520 $ 17,520 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,440 1,440 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,073 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,700 Federal Work Study Transportation: 722 722 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *34,455 $ *19,682 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Elena Jimenez PHONE: 773.896.2471 FAX: 773.843.1284 E-MAIL: ejimenez@ctschicago.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *MA/Mdiv 133 Erikson Institute ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: G35103 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 451 North LaSalle Street Chicago, IL 60654-4510 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.erikson.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Valerie Williams PHONE: 312.893.7142 FAX: 312.893.7168 E-MAIL: admission@erikson.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admissions with priority application deadline of March 15 for fall start and July 15 for spring start REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Applicant Self-Disclosure Form, Interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $200 matriculation fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: MS in Child Development (Fall/Spring); MS in Early Childhood Education (Fall/Spring); MS in Early Childhood Education leading to Type 04 certification (Summer/Fall/Spring); Master of Social Work (Fall/Spring), Online MS in Early Childhood Education (Spring) ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: TOTAL #: 239 165 4 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: # part-time: 74 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % female: 96 CALENDAR: Semester X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Alex Yang PHONE: 312.893.7154 FAX: 312.893.7168 E-MAIL: finaid@erikson.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Erikson Financial Aid Application form DEADLINE: Priority Deadline - March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ 20,600 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 800 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,800 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,000 Federal Work Study Transportation: 700 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ *34,900 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: MTI Scholarships through ISAC, TEACH Grant VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Stacy Branch PHONE: 312.893.7153 FAX: 312.893.7168 E-MAIL: sbranch@erikson.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Orientation, Academic Advising, Career Services, International Student Advising, Academic Writing Program *Tuition for 2016-17 is $1,000 per credit hour. Example shown assumes enrollment is 20 credits in Fall/Spring semesters, plus annual Student Services fee of $600 134 Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001682 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2121 Sheridan Road Evanston, IL 60201 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.garrett.edu/ Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Becky Eberhart PHONE: 847.866.3938 FAX: 847.467.1269 E-MAIL: getadmitted@garrett.edu DEADLINE: None - rolling admission REQUIRED TESTS: None for English fluent applicants, TOEFL for international students ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.5/4.0 GPA, 3 references, essay statement, official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate schools attended PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $200 confirming intent to enroll tuition deposit (applied towards tuition at enrollment) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Master of Arts, Master of Theological Studies - 2 years, Master of Divinity - 3 years, Dual degree: MDiv/Master of Social Work ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 450 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 288 # part-time: 162 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 48 % female: 52 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jason Gill PHONE: 847.866.3987 FAX: 847.467.5253 E-MAIL: jason.gill@garrett.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Before start of semester of admission ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 19,750 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: *22,750 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: X Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 43,500 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Recognition Awards, Academic Scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: 847.866.3884 E-MAIL: tina.shelton@garrett.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Includes Room & Board and Personal Expenses 135 Illinois College of Optometry ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001689 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 3241 South Michigan Chicago, IL 60616 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ico.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Dr. Mark K. Colip PHONE: 312.949.7400 FAX: 312.949.7680 E-MAIL: DEADLINE: April 1 REQUIRED TESTS: Optometry Admission Test (OAT) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: call 800.397.2424 for list PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $75 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Optometry - 9 months for first 2 academic years and 12 months in final 2 academic years; 4 year program - academic year begins in August ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 625 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 625 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 29 % female: 71 CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Milissa Bartold PHONE: 312.949.7440 FAX: 312.949.7685 E-MAIL: mbartold@ico.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: April 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 37,880 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 3,001 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 16,096 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 534 X Federal Work Study Transportation: X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 57,511 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: HPSL VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Bryant Anderson PHONE: 312.949.7445 FAX: 312,949.7685 E-MAIL: banderson@ico.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, parking 136 Institute for Clinical Social Work ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 025737 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 401 South State Street, Suite 822 Chicago, IL 60601 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.icsw.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Elizabeth Oller PHONE: 312.935.4245 FAX: 312.935.4255 E-MAIL: eoller@icsw.edu DEADLINE: August 1 REQUIRED TESTS: Critical Assesment Essay ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Master's degree if applying to doctorate program PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 application fee, $50 for Master's Program PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Doctoral program - four years - 8 weekends a semester - two semesters a year; Distance Learning - four years, 2 on-site visits a semester, 2 semesters a year ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 116 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X NO: X # full-time: 111 # part-time: 5 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 15 % female: 85 CALENDAR: Fall classes: September - January. Springr classes: January - May Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sebastien Beaudet PHONE: 312.935.4234 FAX: 312.935.4255 E-MAIL: sbeaudet@icsw.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: School financial aid applications DEADLINE: August 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 26,700 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 15,500 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,500 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,500 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *47,200 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Elizabeth Jacobs Scholarship VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Sebastien Beaudet PHONE: 312.935.4234 FAX: 312.935.4255 E-MAIL: sbeaudet@icsw.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Students who work for either schools or agencies are encouraged to inquire about tuition reimbursement. Scholarship, Grant & Fellowship research assistance provided by Financial Aid upon request Students may request up to the Cost of Attenance for funding. *Full-time Masters Program; contact colllege for other programs Doctoral Program: Tuition and fees: $19,200; Boooks and supplies: $1,000; Room and board: $15,500; Personal expenses: $2,500; Transportation: $2,500 - Total: $40,700 137 John Marshall Law School ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001698 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 315 South Plymouth Court Chicago, IL 60604 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.jmls.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: William B. Powers PHONE: 800.537.4280 FAX: 312.427.5136 E-MAIL: 6powers@jmls.edu DEADLINE: March 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring REQUIRED TESTS: LSAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Application, application fee, LSDAS report, law school application matching form, undergraduate degree from accredited college or university PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Juris Doctor - 3 years for day students, 4 years and 1 summer session for evening students - August and January ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,016 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: # full-time: 735 # part-time: 281 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 52 % female: 48 CALENDAR: Semesters X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Yara Santana PHONE: 312.427.2737 FAX: 312.360.2662 E-MAIL: ysantana@jmls.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Ten weeks prior to start of class ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ 46,470 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,000 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 16,000 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,306 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,580 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ *69,356 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Yara Santana PHONE: 312.427.2737 FAX: 312.360.2662 E-MAIL: ysantana@jmls.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career services, housing reference service, financial aid, public transportation *For day classes this cost includes $1,940 medical/dental expenses and $382 loan fees for a total of $69,356. Total for evening classes is $56,692. 138 Lake Forest Graduate School of Management ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 023192 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1905 West Field Court* Lake Forest, IL 60045 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.LFGSM.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Carolyn Brune PHONE: 847.574.5154 FAX: 847.295.3656 E-MAIL: askadmiss@lfgsm.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admission REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 4 years professional work experience, Bachelor's degree, interview, one letter of recommendation, application. PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Tuition Deposit: $100 (applied to first class) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: MBA - 2 , 3 or 4 year schedule (varies by campus); six 8-week terms evenings or Saturdays; classes start September, January, November, March and April ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 694 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X # full-time: 0 # part-time: 694 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 54 % female: 46 CALENDAR: Semester at Schaumburg and Lake Forest locations; Allstate onsite; BCDS onsites X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rebecca Kim PHONE: 847.574.5264 FAX: 847.574.5157 E-MAIL: rkim@lfgsm.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ 3,400 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ 3,400 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Executive MBA Loans and Benefactorfunded scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rebecca Kim PHONE: 847.574.5264 FAX: 847.574.5157 E-MAIL: rkim@lfgsm.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Online career management services available for students and alumni. *Campuses in Lake Forest (Marietta Thomas 847.574.5173) and Schaumburg (Carolyn Brune 847.574.5154) 139 Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional 2160 South 1st Avenue, Bldg. 120, Room 200 Maywood, IL 60153 SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001710 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.stritch.luc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Darrell Nabers PHONE: 708.216.3229 FAX: 708.216.9160 E-MAIL: ssom-admissions@luc.edu DEADLINE: November 15 REQUIRED TESTS: Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: * PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $90 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: M.D. program - 4 years and M.D/PhD.Program - July 25, 2016 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 635 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: # full-time: 635 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 55 % female: 45 CALENDAR: Semesters X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tammy Patterson PHONE: 708.216.3227 FAX: 708.216.0480 E-MAIL: Tpatterson@luc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 31 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ **59,627 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,904 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 13,570 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,962 Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,812 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ **80,875 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: Alternative loans VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Norma Cazares PHONE: 773.508.7704 FAX: 773.508.3397 E-MAIL: ncazares@luc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Campus ministry, student health and fitness services, housing reference service, office of student affairs, financial aid, Dean of Students (non-academic activities), peer counseling, student counseling, public transportation is available *Bachelor's degree, 1 year of course work and lab for General Biology, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Physics (Biochemistry strongly recommended and/or can be substituted for part of the Organic requirement), U.S. citizenship or Permanent Resident Visa or be eligible for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) at the time of application. **estimated 140 Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001712 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1100 East 55th Street Chicago, IL 60615 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lstc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Scott Chalmers PHONE: 773.256.0727 FAX: 773.256.0782 E-MAIL: admissions@lstc.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: BA Degree or equivalent religious studies in some cases PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Master of Arts - 2 years - August, Master of Divinity - 4 years - August, Master of Theology, Doctorate of Philosophy in Religion - 6 years - August ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 220 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 90 # part-time: 30 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 50 % female: 50 CALENDAR: Two 15 week semesters and 1 January "J" term and 1 May "Maymester" course Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kate Fitzkappes PHONE: 773.256.0726 FAX: 773.256.0782 E-MAIL: admissions@lstc.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional form DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 16,420 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,100 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: varies Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 15,518 Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,500 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 35,535 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Laura Wilhelm PHONE: 773.256.0741 FAX: 773.256.0782 E-MAIL: lwilhelm@lstc.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 141 McCormick Theological Seminary ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001721 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 5460 South University Avenue Chicago, IL 60615 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.mccormick.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Heather Nicholson PHONE: 800.228.4687 Ext. 6364 FAX: 773.288.2612 E-MAIL: hnicholson@mccormick.edu DEADLINE: March 1 for scholarship consideration; July 1 for admissions REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Application form, personal statement, all academic transcripts, three letters of reference, $70 application fee.* PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $150 matriculation fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Master of Divinity - 3 years - Fall, January, Spring Semester; Master of Arts in Theological Studies - 2 years - Fall, January, Spring Semesters; Doctor of Ministry - 3 years (part time) ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 261 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 72 # part-time: 189 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 42 % female: 58 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Tabitha Y. Hightower PHONE: 773.947.6309 FAX: 773.288.2612 E-MAIL: thightower@mccormick.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: McCormick Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: April 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 9,710 $ 9,710 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,800 1,800 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 4,635 10,655 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: X Federal Work Study Transportation: 630 630 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **16,775 $ **22,795 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Chandra Wade PHONE: 773.947.6285 FAX: 773.947.0376 E-MAIL: cwade@mccormick.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Four year bachelor of arts or bachelors of science degree required for Masters programs. Master of Divinity and 3 year parish experience for the Doctor of Ministry program. **Living budgets range from $9,000-$15,000 142 Meadville/Lombard Theological School ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001723 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 610 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60605 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.meadville.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Darrick Jackson PHONE: 773.256.3000 ext. 673 FAX: 212.327.7068 E-MAIL: djackson@meadville.edu DEADLINE: June 1 REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $45 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: M.Div - TouchPoint low-residency format -3 years; Fall; D.Min - 2 years rolling; Master of Arts in Religion - 2 years - rolling; Master of Arts in Religious Leadership - 2 years - rolling ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 100 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X # full-time: 66 # part-time: 34 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 31 % female: 69 CALENDAR: September-May, 2 semesters summer term X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Andres A. Oroz PHONE: 773.256.3000 ext. 671 FAX: 312.327.7068 E-MAIL: aoroz@meadville.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 1 for scholarships ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ *20,825 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,350 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,780 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 9,700 Federal Work Study Transportation: 3,404 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *44,059 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Unitarian Universal Association Scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Lynn Penn-Hargrove PHONE: 312.212.0672 FAX: E-MAIL: vpennhargrove@meadville.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: On-site chaplain in January, when all students are here Director of Contextual Ministry, full-time, on-site. Affiliated with the University of Chicago - Member, Association of Chicago Theological Schools *Campus-based - Low Residency - moved to an all-distance program which is low-residency. Room & board apply to additional lodging in Chicago at 38 days/year 124 days in January plus 2 weeks at other time of year at $95/day. 143 Midwestern University's Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001657 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 555 31st Street Downers Grove, IL 60515 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.midwestern.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Mike Laken PHONE: 630.515.7200 FAX: 630.971.6086 E-MAIL: admissil@midwestern.edu DEADLINE: AACOMAS Deadline: January 1 REQUIRED TESTS: Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Students should possess competitive academic credentials, mean GPAs and MCAT scores of previous year's class were 3.5 GPA and 29 MCAT Must have a minimum science and overall GPA of 2.75; Bachelor's Degree PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Supplemental application fees PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Doctor of Osteopathy - 4 years - August 2016 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 205 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 205 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 56 % female: 44 CALENDAR: Quarter Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Nathan Ernst PHONE: 630.515.6101 FAX: 630.515.6384 E-MAIL: ilfinaid@midwestern.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Midwestern Institutional Application DEADLINE: March 2 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 65,175 $ 65,175 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,276 2,276 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 14,900 3,000 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,301 3,301 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,472 4,834 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 87,124 $ 75,586 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: Primary Care Loan VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nathan Ernst PHONE: 630.515.6101 FAX: 630.515.6384 E-MAIL: ilfinaid@midwestern.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 144 Midwestern University's Chicago College of Pharmacy ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001657 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 555 31st Street Downers Grove, IL 60515 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.midwestern.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Mike Laken PHONE: 630.515.7200 FAX: 630.971.6086 E-MAIL: admissil@midwestern.edu DEADLINE: PharmCAS deadline: March 1 REQUIRED TESTS: Pharmacy College Admissions Test (PCAT) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Must possess a minimum cumulative GPA and science GPA of 2.5 or above on a 4.0 scale PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Supplemental application fees PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Doctor of Pharmacy Degree 4 years August 2016 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 206 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 206 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 38 % female: 62 CALENDAR: Quarter Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Nathan Ernst PHONE: 630.515.6101 FAX: 630.515.6384 E-MAIL: ilfinaid@midwestern.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Midwestern Institutional Application DEADLINE: March 2 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 41,641 $ 41,641 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 467 467 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 13,410 2,700 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,001 3,001 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,335 4,360 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 59,854 $ 52,169 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nathan Ernst PHONE: 630.515.6101 FAX: 630.515.6384 E-MAIL: ilfinaid@midwestern.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 145 Midwestern University's College of Health Sciences Physician Assistant Program ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001657 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 555 31st Street Downers Grove, IL 60515 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.midwestern.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Mike Laken PHONE: 630.515.7200 FAX: 631.971.6086 E-MAIL: admissil@midwestern.edu DEADLINE: CASPA deadline October 1 REQUIRED TESTS: Graduate Record Examination (GRE) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Minimum cumulative GPA and science GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale; Bachelors degree PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: MMS - 27 months - June 2016 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 86 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 86 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 23 % female: 77 CALENDAR: Quarter Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Nathan Ernst PHONE: 630.515.6101 FAX: 630.515.6384 E-MAIL: ilfinaid@midwestern.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Midwestern Institutional Application DEADLINE: March 3 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 45,885 $ 45,885 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 3,088 3,088 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 17,880 3,600 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,901 3,901 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,747 5,751 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 72,501 $ 62,225 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nathan Ernst PHONE: 630.515.6101 FAX: 630.515.6384 E-MAIL: ilfinaid@midwestern.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 146 National University of Health Sciences ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional (Health) SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001732 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 200 200 East Roosevelt Road Lombard, IL 60148-4583 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.nuhs.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Victoria Sweeney PHONE: 630.889.6572 FAX: 630.889.6554 E-MAIL: vsweeney@nuhs.edu DEADLINE: None, please apply 9-12 months in advance of intended matriculation date REQUIRED TESTS: TOEFL required for those whose primary language is not English. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Two character references and a baccalaureate degree with minimum 2.50 cum. GPA for MS Degrees additional specific course requirements in English, Humanities/Social Sciences and the basic Sciences for DC and ND Degrees. PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $55 application fee, $225 advanced tuition deposit and reservation fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Doctor of Chiropractic degree - 10 trimesters - May, January, September; Certificate of Massage Therapy - 3 Trimesters - May, January, September; Bachelor of Biomedical Science - 4 trimesters May, January, September; Dr. of Naturopathic = 10 Trimesters; MS in Acupuncture = 7 Trimesters; MS in Oriental Medicine = 9 Trimesters. ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 636 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 600 # part-time: 36 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 39 % female: 61 CALENDAR: Trimesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Marc Yambao PHONE: 630.889.6517 FAX: 630.889.6444 E-MAIL: financialaid@nuhs.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 21,954 $ 21,954 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,000 1,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,280 2,800 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,200 1,200 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 600 3,000 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *35,034 $ *29,954 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Izabela Dubak PHONE: 630.889.6576 FAX: 630.889.6444 E-MAIL: idubak@nuhs.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Cost are for 2 trimesters, see website for up--to-date budgets. Housing Director: 630.889.6661 Student Support Services: 630.889.6655 147 North Park Theological Seminary ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001735 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 3225 West Foster Avenue Chicago, IL 60625 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.northpark.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Amy Oxendale PHONE: 773.244.5530 FAX: 773.244.6244 E-MAIL: semadmissions@northpark.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: TOEFL of 90 (Internet-based) or higher if English is not the first language ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Undergraduate GPA of 2.5 or better from an accredited school PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $200 tuition deposit PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: M.Div., MACF, MATS, MACM (in addition) and dual degree available with MBA or Masters of Nonprofit Administration ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 269 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 169 # part-time: 100 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 55 % female: 45 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Carolyn Lach PHONE: 773.244.5506 FAX: 773.634.4051 E-MAIL: clach@northpark.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: North Park in-house form DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ *8,880 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,600 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: **12,000 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,600 Federal Work Study Transportation: 800 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 26,880 $ Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Partners in Education Matching Grants VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Aaron Schoof PHONE: 773.244.5564 FAX: 773.634.4051 E-MAIL: aschoof@northpark.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Student health services, counseling office, student services, placement within Evangelical Covenant Church *Includes $220 average loan fee **Based on single student 148 Northern Baptist Theological Seminary ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001736 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 660 East Butterfield Road Lombard, IL 60148 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.seminary.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Joshua Moore PHONE: 630.620.2180 FAX: 630.620.2190 E-MAIL: admissions@seminary.edu DEADLINE: One month prior to beginning of Quarter. REQUIRED TESTS: All applicants whose primary language is other than English are required to take TOEFL ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA minimum PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $35 application fee (non-refundable) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Master of Arts in Christian Ministry-66 hours; MA in New Testament - 57 hrs.; MA in Theological Studies - 57 hrs. Master of Divinity degree - 108 hours; Students may begin Fall, Winter, Spring or Summer Quarter ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 112 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 33 # part-time: 79 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 61 % female: 39 CALENDAR: Quarter System Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Gordon Hackman PHONE: 630.620.2103 FAX: 630.620.2190 E-MAIL: ghackman@seminary.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Scholarship and Grant Application DEADLINE: May 16 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 18,720 $ 18,720 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,100 1,100 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 16,900 27,776 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 6,800 6,800 Federal Work Study Transportation: 3,000 3,850 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *46,520 $ *58,246 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Marilyn R. Mast Hewitt PHONE: 630-620-2196 FAX: 630-620-2190 ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Cost for family of one 149 E-MAIL: registrar@seminary.edu Northwestern University Medical School ADDRESS: 303 East Chicago Avenue, Morton Building I-606 Chicago, IL 60611 SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001739 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.feinberg.northwestern.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Delores Brown PHONE: 312.503.8206 FAX: 312.503.0550 E-MAIL: med-admissions@northwestern.edu DEADLINE: October 15 REQUIRED TESTS: Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) - the April MCAT exam is advised ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Completed college education, recommendation letters, personal interviews, clinical exposure, leadership skills as demonstrated through extra-curricular and/or employment responsibilities PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Four academic years - starts the first week of August. Dual degree programs also available ( MD/MPH, MD/MBA, MD/PhD) ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 700 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: # full-time: 700 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 50 % female: 50 CALENDAR: Full Year Term X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Emily Osborn PHONE: 312.503.8722 FAX: 312.503.8700 E-MAIL: financial-aid-chicago@northwestern.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional financial aid application DEADLINE: Variable ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ *55,889 $ *55,889 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,000 2,000 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 16,620 16,620 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 4,070 4,070 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,440 1,440 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *80,019 $ *80,019 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: DHHS Primary Care Loan VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Julia Jenkins PHONE: 312.503.8722 FAX: 312.503.8700 E-MAIL: julia-jenkins@northwestern.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Limited parking Financial Aid Web site: http://chicagofinancialaid.northwestern.edu *Costs are based on first-year budget 150 Rush Medical College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009800 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 600 South Paulina, Suite 524 A.F. Chicago, IL 60612 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.rushu.rush.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jill Volk PHONE: 312.942.6915 FAX: E-MAIL: rmc_admissions@rush.edu DEADLINE: AMCAS deadline November 1 REQUIRED TESTS: MCAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Commitment to Community Service & healthcare exposure PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 application fee, $100 tuition deposit (refundable until April 30) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: MD - 4 years ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 509 # full-time: 509 # part-time: % male: 48.7 % female: 0 51.3 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: CALENDAR: Semesters NO: X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Michael Frachette PHONE: 312.942.6256 FAX: 312.942.2732 E-MAIL: financial_aid@rush.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional application for financial aid DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 50,300 $ 50,300 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,975 1,975 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: *17,451 *17,451 X Federal Work Study Transportation: X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 69,726 $ 69,726 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Michael Biel PHONE: 312.942.6256 FAX: 312.942.2732 E-MAIL: michael_j_biel@rush.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Peer-Tutoring program, academic advisor program, student counseling center, Careers in Medicine *Living allowance for nine months 151 Rush University College of Health Sciences Medical Lab Sciences ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009800 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 389 600 S. Paulina Street - Suite 440 Chicago, IL 60612 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.rushu.rush.edu/mls Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: CHS Admissions PHONE: 312.942.7120 FAX: 312.942.2100 E-MAIL: chs_admissions@rush.edu DEADLINE: August 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: A bachelor of science degree from an accredited US university or college, required miniimum GPA of 3.0 out of 4.0; accept students with a foreign BS with evaluation from ECE PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $40 application fee, $250 confirmation fee (applicable to tuition), $60 base application fee to AHCAS PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Two academic years - September ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 60 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: # full-time: 60 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 20 % female: 80 CALENDAR: Quarters X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Michael Frechette PHONE: 312.942.6256 FAX: 312.942.2732 E-MAIL: financial_aid@rush.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional aid application DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 26,640 $ X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 819 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: *17,451 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: X Federal Work Study Transportation: X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 44,910 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: 312.942.7120 FAX: E-MAIL: chs_admissions@rush.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Parking on campus, deferred payment plan, counseling services *Total living allowance for off-campus apartment for nine months 152 Saint Francis School of Clinical Laboratory Science OSF Saint Francis Medical Center ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 530 Northeast Glen Oak Avenue Peoria, IL 61637 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.osfsaintfrancis.org Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Stephanie Wallace PHONE: 309.624.9021 FAX: 309.624.9150 E-MAIL: stephanie.e.wallace@osfhealthcare.org DEADLINE: December 1 REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 90 semester hours (SH) completed (including: 16 SH Biology, 16 SH Chemistry, 3 SH Math), enrollment at affiliated university or BS degree completed PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: 11 month program - August to June ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 6 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: # full-time: 6 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 20 % female: 80 CALENDAR: Clock Hours, Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. NO: X Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Stephanie Wallace PHONE: 309.624.9021 FAX: 309.624.9150 E-MAIL: stephanie.e.wallace@osfhealthcare.org The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Apply through affiliate college or university DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 3,500 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 500 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 3,500 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 7,500 $ Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: IL Veteran's benefits VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Stephanie Wallace PHONE: 309.624.9021 FAX: 309.624.9150 E-MAIL: stephanie.e.wallace@osfhealthcare.org ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Parking, meals discount, job placement assistance and dorm housing are available 153 Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: E00606 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2800 College Avenue Alton, IL 62002 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.siue.edu/dentalmedicine/ Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Angela Pritchett (DMD)* PHONE: 618.474.7170 (DMD) FAX: 618.474.7249 E-MAIL: DEADLINE: February 1 prior to August enrollment (DMD); July 15 prior to February clinical certification program enrollment (IAP*) REQUIRED TESTS: Dental Admissions Test (DAT) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Min. 3 years undergraduate work completed in U.S. or Canada; required subjects, 8 sem. hrs each: Inorganic Chemistry, Biology, Physics, English; 8 sem. hrs Organic Chemistry-Sciences require Lab & Lecture, 3 sem. hrs of Biochemistry; personal interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $20 application fee and $300 advance deposit for DMD, to hold place in class; for IAP: $20 application fee, $450 Bench test fee, $11,000 deposit to hold place in Clinical Cert. PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: DMD (Doctor of Dental Medicine) degree - 4 academic years - starts August 1, 2016, IAP - 8 semesters - starts May 22, 2016. IAP - DMD for internaitonal dentists seeking US license - Clincal Certification begins Feb. 29, 2016, 8 semester degree program begings May 22, 2017 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 201 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: # full-time: 201 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 58 % female: 42 CALENDAR: Semesters X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Phillip Eibeck PHONE: 618.474.7175 FAX: 618.474.7249 E-MAIL: peibeck@siue.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: FAFSA DEADLINE: March 1 (preferred) for August enrollment ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ **34,557 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 11,700 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,556 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,938 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,458 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ ***61,209 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Toni Taylor PHONE: 618.650.3891 FAX: E-MAIL: tsemani@siue.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: AEGD (Advanced Education in General Dentistry) *IAP: Additional Admissions: Rayna Wiley, 618.474.7183. International Advanced Placement Program. Projected cost for the IAP program can be found at: www.siue.edu/dentalmedicine/iapp/projectedcosts.shtml **Tuition & Fees: $66,985 (out-of-state) ***Books and supplies vary by year, having the greatest expense the first year ($11,700); Year 2 - $8,850; Year 3 - $1,800; Year 4 - $4,180 (Amounts may change based on equipment prices) 154 Southern Illinois University School of Medicine ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: E00569 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: P.O. Box 19624 Springfield, IL 62794-9624 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.siumed.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Elizabeth Hecker PHONE: 217.545.6013 FAX: 217.545.5538 E-MAIL: admissions@siumed.edu DEADLINE: November 15, 2015 application deadline through AMCAS REQUIRED TESTS: MCAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: U.S. citizen or permanent resident, IL resident unless applying to the MD/JD program, 90 semester hours complete with 60 completed in the U.S. or Canada PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $75 Supplemental Application Fee, $100 deposit to hold acceptance PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: MD - 4 years; MD/JD - 6 years ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 298 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X # full-time: 298 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 52 % female: 48 CALENDAR: Years of varied lengths, tuition paid by semesters X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Leslie Fry PHONE: 217.545.2223 FAX: 217.545.5538 E-MAIL: financialaid@siumed.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Institutional Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: Priority deadline March 31 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 34,827 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,555 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,675 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,501 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,206 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 50,764 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: Particpate in the Health & Human Resource Programs, Primary Care Loan, Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students. VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Leslie Fry PHONE: 217.545.2223 FAX: 217.545.5538 E-MAIL: lfry@siumed.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Counseling and academic advisement, placement assistance 155 Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001663 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 610 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60605 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.spertus.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Stacey Flint PHONE: 312.322.1707 FAX: 312.922.6406 E-MAIL: sflint@spertus.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee - Masters; $75 application fee - Doctoral PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Five Master's degree programs and two Doctoral programs - rolling admissions ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 370 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: # full-time: 0 # part-time: 370 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 31 % female: 69 CALENDAR: Quarters X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Pamela Felton PHONE: 312.322.1734 FAX: 312.922.6406 E-MAIL: pfelton@spertus.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Special scholarship form required for scholarship consideration. Financial Aid Workbook DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ 20,000 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,000 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ **22,000 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Admission Contact for Jewish Studies: Dean Bell; 312.322.1791; dbell@spertus.edu ** MSNM - $325 (masters), $350 (doctoral), and $350 (audit) - $315 for members THIS SCHOOL DID NOT PROVIDE UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THE 2016-17 HANDBOOK OF ILLINOIS POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS. 156 Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences Radiography Program ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 006225 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 330 2122 25th Avenue Rock Island, IL 61201 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.trinitycollegeqc.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Lori Perez PHONE: 309.779.7812 FAX: 309.779.7748 E-MAIL: lori.perez@trinitycollege.edu DEADLINE: November 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ACT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Cumulative High School GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale and ACT score of 20; or if applicant has been out of high school over 6 months - 12 hours of completed college coursework with a cummulative GPA of 2.5 is required for admission* PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 application fee, $100 admission/tuition deposit PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Radiography - 2 years - starting in June ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 24 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X NO: X # full-time: 24 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 12 % female: 88 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Christine Christopherson PHONE: 309.779.7740 FAX: 309.779.7748 E-MAIL: c.christopherson@trinitycollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Yes DEADLINE: Midterm ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 15,367 $ 15,367 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,075 1,075 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 5,858 5,858 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,976 2,976 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,265 1,265 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 26,541 $ 26,541 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Christine Christopherson PHONE: 309.779.7740 FAX: 309.779.7748 E-MAIL: c.christopherson@trinitycollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic advisement, student services, free parking, public transportation, discount rates in cafeteria, student computer lab, college located on east campus of a Regional Medical Center *HS cumulative GPA of 2.5 and ACT composite score of 20 or above or 12 hrs college credit with a 2.5 cumulative GPA and placement into college level math. 157 Trinity Evangelical Divinity School ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001772 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2065 Half Day Road Deerfield, IL 60015 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.teds.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Joanne Illner PHONE: 800.345.8337 FAX: 847.317.8097 E-MAIL: gradadmissions@tiu.edu DEADLINE: Fall Semester - Aug. 1, Spring Semester - Dec. 1, Summer Semester - April 1 REQUIRED TESTS: GRE or MAT for some degrees ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: TOEFL for International students PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: M.Div - 3 years MA - 2 years; Th.M - 1 year Ph.D - 4 years; D.Min - 5 years ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,235 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 387 # part-time: 848 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 73 % female: 27 CALENDAR: Semesters (August - May) Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rachael Russiaky PHONE: 847.317.4200 FAX: 847.317.7081 E-MAIL: finaid@tiu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Trinity Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: April 1 - Fall Semester; September 15 - Spring Semester ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 30,130 $ 30,130 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 1,200 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,010 10,800 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,480 1,480 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,540 1,540 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 43,360 $ 45,150 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nicole Kelleher PHONE: 847.317.4200 FAX: E-MAIL: nekelleher@tiu.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 158 Trinity Graduate School ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001772 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2065 Half Day Road Deerfield, IL 60015 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.tiu.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Blaise Brankatelli PHONE: 800.345.8337 FAX: 847.317.8097 E-MAIL: gradadmissions@tiu.edu DEADLINE: Fall Semester: Aug. 1 - Spring Semester: Dec. 1 - Summer Semester: April 1 REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: TOEFL for International Students PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: MA Bioethics - 1 yr; MA Leadership - 2 yr; MED - 2 yrs; MA in Teaching - 2 yrs ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 109 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 38 # part-time: 71 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 40 % female: 60 CALENDAR: July - June Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Rachael Russiaky PHONE: 847.317.4200 FAX: 847.317.7081 E-MAIL: finaid@tiu.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Trinity Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: April 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 15,940 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: *11,400 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,600 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,540 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 31,680 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Nichole Kelleher PHONE: 847.317.4200 FAX: E-MAIL: rjthomasnekelleher ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Living Expenses 159 University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: G10141 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 924 East 57th Street - Suite 104W Chicago, IL 60637 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: pritzker.bsd.uchicago.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: *Leila Amiri PHONE: 773.702.1937 FAX: 773.834.0704 E-MAIL: pritzkeradmissions@bsd.uchicago.edu DEADLINE: AMCAS: October 15, supplemental: December 1 REQUIRED TESTS: MCAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Competency based - see website PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $85 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Four year program - starts August 5, 2016 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 422 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: # full-time: 422 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 53 % female: 47 CALENDAR: Quarters X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: *Leila Amiri PHONE: 773.702.0704 FAX: 773.834.5412 E-MAIL: pritzkerfa@bsd.uchicago.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Pritzker Financial Aid Application DEADLINE: April 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ $ **55,720 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 312 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 16,800 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,413 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,226 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ $ **78,471 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: HPSL, PCL VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Leila Amiri PHONE: 773.834.0704 FAX: 773.834.5412 E-MAIL: pritzkerfa@bsd.uchicago.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Additional Contacts: Mary Popoca **Approximate Cost, tuition and fees figure includes student life fee of $1,143, health insurance fee $4,276, disability insurance $1,200, lab fee $700, and transcript fee $63 160 University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001775 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 065 2001 South Lincoln Avenue Urbana, IL 61802 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: http://vetmed.illinois.edu/ Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jonathan Foreman, DVM, MS PHONE: 217.265.0380 FAX: 217.244.5822 E-MAIL: admissions@vetmed.illinois.edu DEADLINE: September 15 REQUIRED TESTS: GRE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics, Biology, English, Social Sciences and Humanities PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $65 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Four year program - August ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 520 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 520 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 20 % female: 80 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Dan Mann PHONE: 217.333.0100 FAX: 217.244.6589 E-MAIL: finaid@illinois.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 30,808 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,800 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 13,710 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,250 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 500 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 49,068 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Health Professions Student Loan Program (HPSL), Loan for Disadvantaged Students (LDS), Scholarship for Disadvantaged Students VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Ellen Frost PHONE: 217.333.9283 FAX: 217.265.5516 E-MAIL: efrost@illinois.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Student organizations, counseling, parking, MTD bus service, health center on campus 161 University of Illinois at Chicago College of Applied Health Sciences ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001776 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 064 1919 W. Taylor, 560 AHSB, M/C 528 Chicago, IL 60612 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ahs.uic.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: * PHONE: 312.996.3126 FAX: 312.355.2525 E-MAIL: ahsinfo@uic.edu DEADLINE: Varies, please check Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog REQUIRED TESTS: ACT, SAT or GRE (please check Undergraduate Catalog) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Please check Undergraduate Catalog PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 undergraduate; $70 graduate, Doctor of Physical Therapy fee is $300 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Health Information Management (HIM), Nutrition (HN), Occupational Therapy (OT), Kinesiology (KINE), Physical Therapy (PT), Health Informatics (HI), Disability Studies (DIS), Disability an Human Development (DHD), Biomedical Visualization (BVIS), and Rehabilitation Sciences ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: TOTAL #: 1,934 1,202 34 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # part-time: 732 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % female: 66 CALENDAR: August to May - Some programs August to July Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: * PHONE: 312.996.3126 FAX: 312.996.3385 E-MAIL: money@uic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Priority Consideration: February 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ **14,588 $ **15,588 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,400 1,400 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,882 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,176 3676 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,452 1,452 X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **30,498 $ **22,116 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Athletic Scholarships, IVG, ING VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Veteran Affairs PHONE: 312.996.1408 FAX: 312.996.6088 E-MAIL: ela@uic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *See Financial Aid Web site for contacts: www.financialaid.uic.edu Urban Health Program, services for under represented groups in the heath professions, including advising and assistance with tutoring services. Academic Support and Advising Program (ASAP) provides peer tutoring, career counseling, faculty mentoring, seminars, workshops, and resource center. Urban Allied Health Academy (UAHA) encourages and supports recruitment & retention of students from diverse backgrounds and/or interest in working with diverse urban clients and populations. **Varies by program, most programs have differential tuition as well. Based on Undergraduate Programs, for Graduate Programs, consult the Graduate Catalog. NOTE: For additional information consult the UIC Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog 162 University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001776 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 801 South Paulina (M/C 621) Chicago, IL 60612 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.dentistry.uic.edu/ Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Braulia Espinsosa PHONE: 312.355.0320 FAX: 312.413.9050 E-MAIL: bespin1@uic.edu DEADLINE: November 15 REQUIRED TESTS: Dental Admission Test (DAT) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Application through American Association of Dental Schools Application Service (AADSAS) PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $85 fee (non-refundable) $500 deposit (non-refundable) PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: DDS Program - 4 years - August ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 222 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 222 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 51 % female: 49 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Thomas Hardaway/Bianca Sanchez PHONE: 312.996.3126 FAX: 312.996.3385 E-MAIL: money@uic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ *65,928 $ *65,928 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: **6,000 **6,000 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: ***17,947 ***17,947 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,312 3,312 Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,208 2,208 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 95,395 $ 95,395 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Colgate-Palmolive Scholarship; ADA Endowment and Assistance Fund, Inc.; Hispanic Dental Association Foundation Scholarship VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Annette Wright PHONE: 312.996.4857 FAX: 312.413.3716 E-MAIL: awright@uic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Fall, Spring, Summer entering Fall 2016 **Books and Equipment - cost varies depending on year in school ***Living Expenses are estimated Financial Aid Web site: http://www.uic.edu/depts/financialaid/ 163 University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001776 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1853 West Polk Street Chicago, IL 60612 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.medicine.uic.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Dr. Jorge Girotti PHONE: 312.996.5636 FAX: 312.996.6693 E-MAIL: medadmit@uic.edu DEADLINE: November 1 REQUIRED TESTS: MCAT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Baccalaureate Degree, US citizen or permanent resident PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $70 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: MD - 4 years - mid-August ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: TOTAL #: 1,361 1,252 53 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # part-time: 109 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % female: 47 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Theresa Ibarra PHONE: 312.413.0127 FAX: 312.996.2467 E-MAIL: tander8@uic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 1 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ *39,716 $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,500 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 14,464 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,484 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,656 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ **61,192 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Federal Direct Grad PLUS Loan VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Eric Armstrong PHONE: 312.996.4857 FAX: 312.413.3716 E-MAIL: ela@uic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * Fall and Spring only ** Stafford and Grad Plus Loan Fees of $1,372 are included in total cost of $61,192. 164 University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001776 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 064 1603 West Taylor Street Chicago, IL 60612-4394 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.publichealth.uic.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Brandon Sieglaff PHONE: 312.996.6628 FAX: 312.413.4300 E-MAIL: sieglaff@uic.edu DEADLINE: February 1, 2017 - Domestic; Dec. 15, 2016 - International - Fall semester 2017 REQUIRED TESTS: GRE and TOEFL for foreign applicants ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Baccalaureate degree PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Supplemental application, $70 - Domestic, $70 international application fee, $150 deposit; Apply via SOPHAS: application fee varies PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Masters of Public Health (MPH) - comprehensive - 2 years full-time, Professional - 1.5 year; Masters of Science (MS); Doctor of Public Health (DrPH); Doctor of Philosophy (PhD); Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) - Fall only admission, Public Health Informatics (PHI), Bachelor of Arts, 4 years (BA) ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 940 # full-time: % male: # part-time: 35 % female: 65 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: X NO: CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: John T. Slavick PHONE: 312.355-1566 FAX: 312.413.4300 E-MAIL: jslavi1@uic.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: March 1, 2017 for Fall 2017 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ *9,906 $ X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: **1,099 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: ***10,000 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,400 X Federal Work Study Transportation: **** X Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ *****23,405 $ X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic scholarships Other: Federal US Traineeship VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Annette Wright PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: awright@uic.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Out of state tuition - $16,026 **Varies depending on courses ***Based on double occupancy with meal plan ****Free campus shuttle for commute on campus; $140.00 Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) Upass included in tuition *****Includes $2,050 Tuition Differential 165 University of Saint Mary of the Lake Mundelein Seminary ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Professional SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001765 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1000 East Maple Avenue Mundelein, IL 60060 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.usml.edu/default.htm Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Rev. James Presta PHONE: 847.566.6401 FAX: 847.566.7330 E-MAIL: jpresta@usml.edu DEADLINE: REQUIRED TESTS: Diagnostic interview, MMPI, Rorschach, T.A.T., Incomplete Sentences, and if desirable, W.A.I.S. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Diocesan sponsorship, pastor's letter, admission boards, criminal background check PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: Pay for psychologicals PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: M.Div - 4 years - August 26, 2016 S.T.L. - 2 years - August 26, 2016, D.Min - 2 years - August 26, 2016 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 298 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: X NO: X NO: # full-time: 298 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: YES: % male: 94 % female: 6 CALENDAR: All graduate study - semester system Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Josephine Maddox PHONE: 847.566.6401 FAX: 847.566.7330 E-MAIL: jmaddox@usml.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: December 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: On-Campus Commuter Resident Tuition and fees: $ 25,366 $ 25,366 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 3,200 3,200 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,712 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 4,500 4,500 Federal Work Study Transportation: 4,800 5,000 Federal Perkins Loan TOTAL $ 48,578 $ 38,066 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Mary Ann Ulz PHONE: 847.970.4803 FAX: 847.932.3305 E-MAIL: mulz@usml.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 166 Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 008328 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 5400 West Main Stret Belleville, IL 62025 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.alvareita.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jerry Stevenson PHONE: 618.257.9193 FAX: 618.257.0955 E-MAIL: alvareita65@yahoo.com DEADLINE: Must be in 5 days before starting REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school education PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology I - 12 month day program; Instructor's Program - see website for start dates ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 10 # full-time: 10 # part-time: % male: 0 % female: 0 100 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jerry Stevenson PHONE: 618.257.9193 FAX: 618.257.0955 E-MAIL: alvareita65@yahoo.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: High School diploma or GED, Driver's License or State ID DEADLINE: Five days prior ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 12,650 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 950 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 5,200 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,900 Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,550 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *23,250 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jerry Stevenson PHONE: 618.257.9193 FAX: 618.257.0955 E-MAIL: alvareita65@yahoo.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *12 month - Day Program Cost $13,600.00 NACCAS Accredited. THIS SCHOOL DID NOT PROVIDE UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THE 2016-17 HANDBOOK OF ILLINOIS POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS. 167 Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 008328 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 333 South Kansas Street Edwardsville, IL 62025 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.alvareita.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jerry Stevenson PHONE: 618.656.2593 FAX: 618.656.2594 E-MAIL: alvareita65@yahoo.com DEADLINE: Must be in 5 days before starting REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school education PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology I - 12 month day program; Basic Cosmetology II - 18 month evening program; Instructor's Program - see website for start dates ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 62 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 36 # part-time: 26 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 5 % female: 95 CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jerry Stevenson PHONE: 618.656.2593 FAX: 618.656.2594 E-MAIL: alvareita65@yahoo.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: High School diploma or GED, Driver's License or State ID DEADLINE: Five days prior ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 12,650 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 950 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 5,200 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,900 Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,550 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *23,250 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jerry Stevenson PHONE: 618.656.2593 FAX: 618.656.2593 E-MAIL: alvareita65@yahoo.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *12 month - Day Program Cost $13,600.00 *18 month Evening Program Cost - $14,800 NACCAS Accredited. THIS SCHOOL DID NOT PROVIDE UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THE 2016-17 HANDBOOK OF ILLINOIS POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS. 168 Alvareita's College of Cosmetology, Inc. ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 023494 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 3048 Godfrey Road Godfrey, IL 62035 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.alvareita.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Judith Grigg PHONE: 618.466.8952 FAX: 618.466.8957 E-MAIL: alvareitagodfrey@yahoo.com DEADLINE: Must be in 5 days before starting REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High School education PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology I - 12 months - every 9 weeks; Massage Therapy- 9 months every 9 weeks ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 34 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 34 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 3 % female: 97 CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Judith Grigg PHONE: 618.466.1852 FAX: 618.466.8957 E-MAIL: alvareitagodfrey@yahoo.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Taxes and high school diploma, Photo ID or State ID DEADLINE: Five days prior ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 12,650 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 950 Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *13,600 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: 618.466.1852 FAX: 618.466.1857 E-MAIL: alvareitagodfrey@yahoo.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: M'Lady Teaching Program *12 month - Day Progarm Cost $13,000.00 (materials deposit of $500 or $750.00); Instructor's cost $6,500 THIS SCHOOL DID NOT PROVIDE UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THE 2016-17 HANDBOOK OF ILLINOIS POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS. 169 Bell Mar Beauty College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 025367 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 5717 West Cermak Road Cicero, IL 60650 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.bellmar.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kenia Perez PHONE: 708.863.6644 FAX: 708.863.6672 E-MAIL: kperez@bellmar.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: As required by state law PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100.00 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 1,500 hours; Teacher - 1,000 hours, Teacher - 500 hours, Refresher - 250 hours, Monthly starts ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 60 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 25 # part-time: 35 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 5 % female: 95 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kalen Morga PHONE: 708.863.6644 FAX: 708.862.6672 E-MAIL: kmorga@bellmar.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 10,150 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 850 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 11,000 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: My CAA, V.A., Private Work Study VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jim Blegin PHONE: 708.863.6644 FAX: 708.863.6672 E-MAIL: jbregin@bellmar.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement 170 Cameo Beauty Academy ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 030784 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 9714 South Cicero Avenue Oak Lawn, IL 60453 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.cameobeautyacademy.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Herman A. Harrison PHONE: 708.636.4660 FAX: 708.636.4834 E-MAIL: info@cameobeautyacademy.com DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: High school diploma, GED ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 12 months full-time, 18 months part-time; Cosmetology Instructor - 8 months full-time, 12 months part-time; classes start every Tuesday ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 85 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: YES: # full-time: 35 # part-time: 50 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 1 % female: 99 CALENDAR: NO: X X NO: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Herman A. Harrison PHONE: 708.636.4660 FAX: 708.636.4834 E-MAIL: info@cameobeautyacademy.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: None, processed at time of enrollment ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 17,425 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,875 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 1,100 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 591 Federal Work Study Transportation: 329 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 21,320 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 171 Career Center of Southern Illinois Beck School of Practical Nursing ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 013949 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 6137 Beck Road Red Bud, IL 62278 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.gotoccsi.org Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Rick Lang PHONE: 618.473.2222 FAX: 618.473.2292 E-MAIL: rlang@gotoccsi.org DEADLINE: Ongoing, except for Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Program REQUIRED TESTS: LPN: Pre-Entrance Examination, CNA: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: LPN requires a $100 deposit fee and a $54 testing fee; PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Adult LPN - 11 months, starting in July and January; Certified Nurse Assistant 6 weeks - ongoing admission ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 62 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 62 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 10 % female: 90 CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Yvette Schultz PHONE: 618.473.2222 FAX: 618.473.2292 E-MAIL: yschultz@gotoccsi.org The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Federal Pell, November for January class; May for July class ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ *14,900 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,564 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,649 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 5,929 Federal Work Study Transportation: 3,597 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **37,639 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Approved for Veteran's benefits VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Lesa MuellerYvette Schultz PHONE: 618.473.2222 FAX: 618.473.2292 E-MAIL: lmuelleryschultz ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Placement assistance, guidance counselor, financial aid counselor, career library, ASE Mechanic Certification, W.I.A. * CNA tuition and fees are $625 ** Independent Student 172 Chicago ORT Technical Institute ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 041184 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 5440 Fargo Avenue Skokie, IL 60077 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.ortchicagotech.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Michael Thornber PHONE: 847.324.5588 FAX: 847.342.5580 E-MAIL: mthornber@ortchicagotech.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Compass/ESL, Compass/Diaguostic, Compass/Standard ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Computerized Acct., Microcomputer Networking Tech, English as a Second Language, Computer Graphics, Desktop Publishing, Medical Office Assistant, Medical (Clinical) Assistant, Pharmacy Tech, Assoc. Degree in Accounting * ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 247 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 247 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 39 % female: 61 CALENDAR: Terms/Non Term Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Elizabeth Henry PHONE: 847.324.5588 FAX: 847.324.5580 E-MAIL: ehenry@ortchicagotech.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Yes DEADLINE: Rolling ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ **10,600 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,100 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 11,493 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,000 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 900 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 26,093 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Workforce Investment Act (WIA) VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Michelle Movitz PHONE: 847.324.5588, ext. 25 FAX: 847.324.5580 E-MAIL: mmovitz@ortchicagotech.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Employment assist., graduate placement, and parking, transportation *Additional programs: Medical Transciption, Medical Office Adminstration and Medical Billing **Tuition and Fees includes books and supplies, English as a Second Language day classes $5,895 and night classes $4,800; Computerized Accounting $11,800; Pharmacy Technician $11,600; for additional program costs, please contact the admissions office 173 Coyne College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 007549 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 330 N. Green Street Chicago, IL 60607 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.coynecollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Claudia Silverman PHONE: 773.577.8102 FAX: 312.226.3818 E-MAIL: csilverman@coynecollege.edu DEADLINE: Open admission, classes start every 6 weeks REQUIRED TESTS: Wonderlic Scholastic Exam ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High School Diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Electrical, Air-Conditioning/Refrigeration and Heating*; Medical Assisting*, Medical Billing and Coding, Pharmacy Technician ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: **429 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 429 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 71 % female: 29 CALENDAR: Quarter Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Ashley Tuchten PHONE: 773.577.8055 FAX: 312.226.8706 E-MAIL: atuchten@coynecollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 15,687 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 128 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,127 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,460 X Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ ***27,402 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Tina Fanucchi PHONE: 773.577.8062 FAX: 312.226.3818 E-MAIL: tfanucchi@coynecollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement assistance, counseling, tutoring, parking *Diploma and Associates Degree **Allied School of Health - 100 full-Time, 5% male and 05% female ***Example Independent Student - Electrical Construction and Maintenance; Dependent - $19,395 174 DeVry University - Addison ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 010727 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 176 1221 North Swift Road Addison, IL 60101 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.add.devry.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Brendan Aubin PHONE: 630.953.2000 FAX: 630.543.2196 E-MAIL: baubin@devry.edu DEADLINE: Open REQUIRED TESTS: SAT, ACT, or DeVry-administered placement examination ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $30 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: * see below ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,018 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: YES: # full-time: 443 # part-time: 575 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 65 % female: 35 CALENDAR: NO: X X NO: Three semesters per year, two sessions per semester Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sejal Amin PHONE: 630.953.1300 ext. 8450 FAX: 630.953.1268 E-MAIL: samin@devry.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Open ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 9,974 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 180 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 5,454 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,052 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,106 X Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **18,766 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Sejal Amin PHONE: 630.953.1300, ext 8450 FAX: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: E-MAIL: samin@devry.edu Other campus locations are 3300 N. Campbell Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618; 225 W. Washington Street, Chicago, IL 60606; 8550 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue, Chicago, IL 60631; 3005 Highland Parkway, Downers Grove, IL 60515; 2250 Point Boulevard, Elgin, IL 60123; 1075 Tri‐State Parkway, Gurnee, IL 60031; 2056 Westings Avenue, Naperville, IL 60563; 18624 W. Creek Drive, Tinley Park, IL 60477. PROGRAMS: Electronics & Computer Technology, AAS – 5 FT semesters; Network Systems Administration, AAS – 5 FTsemesters; Web Graphic Design, AAS – 5 FT semesters; Biomedical Engineering Technology, BS – 9 FT semesters; Business Administration, BS – 8 FT semesters; Communications, BS – 8 FT semesters; Computer Engineering Technology, BS – 9 FT semesters; Computer Information Systems, BS – 8 FT semesters; Electronics Engineering Technology, BS – 9 FT semesters; Healthcare Administration, BS – 8 FT semesters; Justice Administration, BS – 8 FT semesters; Management, BS – 8 FT semesters; Multimedia Design & Development, BS – 8 FT semesters; Network & Communications Management, BS – 8 FT semesters, Technical Management, BS – 8 FT semesters; Master of Science in Accounting, 30 credit hours; Master of Accounting & Financial Management, 45 credit hours; Master of Business Administration, 48 credit hours; Master of Science in Education, 36 credit hours; Master of Human Resource Management, 45 credit hours; Master of Information Systems Management, 45 credit hours; Master of Network & Communications Management, 45 credit hours; Master of Project Management, 42 credit hours; Master of Public Administration, 45 credit hours **1 semester = $18,766; 2 semesters = $37,532; 3 semesters = $56,298 175 DeVry University - Chicago Campus ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 010727 (00) Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 176 3300 North Campbell Chicago, IL 60618 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.chi.devry.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Drew Logan PHONE: 773.697.2143 FAX: 773.697.2710 E-MAIL: dlogan@devry.edu DEADLINE: Open REQUIRED TESTS: ACT/SAT or DeVry-administered placement examination ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate, GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $30 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: * see below ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,168 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: YES: # full-time: 584 # part-time: 584 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 61 % female: 39 CALENDAR: NO: X X NO: Three semesters per year, two sessions per semester Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jonathan Mies PHONE: 630.652.8600 FAX: E-MAIL: jmies@devry.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) DEADLINE: Open ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 9,974 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 180 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 5,454 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,052 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,106 X Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **18,766 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Anna Kleyman PHONE: 773.697.2255 FAX: E-MAIL: akleyman@devry.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Other campus locations are 1221 N. Swift Road, Addison, IL 60101; 3300 N. Campbell Avenue, Chicago, IL 60648; 225 W. Washington Street, Chicago, IL 60606; 8550 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue, Chicago, IL 60631; 2250 Point Boulevard, Elgin, IL 60123; 1075 Tri-State Parkway, Gurnee, IL 60031; 2056 Westings Avenue, Naperville, IL 60563; 18624 W. Creek Drive, Tinley Park, IL 60477; 3005 Highland Parkway, Downers Grove, IL 60515 * Accounting, AAS - 4 semesters; Accounting, BS - 8 semesters; Biomedical Engineering Technology, BS - 9 semesters; Business Administration, BS - 8 semesters; Communications, BS - 8 semesters, Computer Engineering Technology, BS - 9 semesters; Computer Information Systems, BS - 8 semesters; Electronics & Computer Technology, AAS - 5 semesters; Electronics Engineering Technology, BS - 9 semesters; Engineering Technology - Computers, BS - 9 semesters; Engineering Technology - Electronics, BS - 9 Semesters; Healthcare Administration, BS - 8 Semesters; Heath Information Technology, AAS - 4 semesters; Justice Administration, BS - 8 semesters; Management, BS - 8 semesters; Multimedia Design & Development, BS - 8 semesters; Network & Communications Management, BS - 8 semesters; Network Systems Administration, AAS - 5 semesters; Technical Management, BS - 8 semesters; Web Graphic Design, AAS - 5 semesters (Courses vary by campus) ** 1 semester = $18,766; 2 semesters = $37,532; 3 semesters = $56,29 176 Educators of Beauty ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 009475 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 122 Wright Street LaSalle, IL 61301 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.educatorsofbeauty.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Michele Faletti PHONE: 815.223.7326 FAX: E-MAIL: mfaletti@educatorsofbeauty.com DEADLINE: Ongoing REQUIRED TESTS: High school diploma, GED ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Personal interview, 16 years of age by state board licensing exam PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 1,500 hours - every 5 weeks; Instructor Training - 1,000 hours - every 5 weeks ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 32 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 32 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 1 % female: 99 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Cynthia Cherpeske PHONE: 815.223.7326 FAX: E-MAIL: ccherpeske@educatorsofbeauty.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Ongoing ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 16,875 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 9,707 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: 7,319 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *36,101 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: School's scholarship, campus employment, D.O.R.S., Veteran's benefits, Ace Grant VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Cynthia Cherpeske PHONE: 815.223.7326 FAX: E-MAIL: ccherpeske@educatorsofbeauty.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, career counseling, CEU classes for license renewals *Nail Technician Costs: Tuition & fees: $3,700, Books & supplies: $700, Total: $4,400; Educator Training Cosmetology, Tuition & fees: $15,100, Books & supplies: $150, Total: $15,250; Educator Training Nails, Tuition & fees: $4,475, Books & supplies: $150, Total: $4,625 177 Educators of Beauty ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 008259 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 211 East 3rd Street* Sterling, IL 61081 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.educatorsofbeauty.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jessica Mammosser PHONE: **815.625.0247 FAX: 815.625.0424 E-MAIL: jmammosser@educatorsofbeauty.com DEADLINE: Ongoing REQUIRED TESTS: High school diploma, GED ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Sixteen years of age, personal interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 1,500 hours - every 5 weeks; Cosmetology Teacher Training 1,000 hours - every 5 weeks; Nail Technology - 350 hours - every 10 weeks; Nail Technology Teacher Training - 625 hours every 10 weeks ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 65 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 65 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 2 % female: 98 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jamie Froeter PHONE: 815.625.0247 FAX: 815.625.0424 E-MAIL: jfroeter@educatorsofbeauty.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Ongoing ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 16,875 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 3,214 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: 6,726 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **29,015 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: School's scholarship, campus employment, D.O.R.S., Veteran's benefits, Ace Grant, Partners in Employment VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jessica Mammosser PHONE: 815.625.0247 FAX: 815.625.0424 E-MAIL: jmammosser@educatorsofbeauty.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement assistance, career counseling, offer CEU classes for licensing *Branch: 2601 N. Mulford, Rockford, IL 61114 Contact: Sheila Schaab 815.639-9200 ** Cost for the Cosmetology Program - $19,075.00, Cosmetology Educator Training - $15,363.20 178 Empire Beauty Schools ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 025995 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1166 East Lake Street Hanover Park, IL 60103 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.empire.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Javier Caraballo PHONE: 630.830.6560 FAX: 630.830.7981 E-MAIL: jcaravallo@empire.edu DEADLINE: Ongoing REQUIRED TESTS: High School Diploma or GED ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Personal Interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100.00 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 1,530 hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 60 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 36 # part-time: 24 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 2 % female: 98 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Javier Caraballo PHONE: 630.830.6560 FAX: 630.830.7981 E-MAIL: jcaravallo@empire.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 18,345 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,100 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: *100 Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 20,545 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Federal Direct PLUS Loan VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: 312.814.2460 FAX: 312.814.2764 E-MAIL: Tiffany.Perry@illinois.gov ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Application fee Job placement State board pre classes Kinesthetic learning 179 Environmental Technical Institute North Campus ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 025561 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 500 Joliet Road Willowbrook, IL 60527 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.eticampus.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Michelle Scheidberg PHONE: 630.477.4000 ext. 115 FAX: 630.285.9101 E-MAIL: mscheidberg@eticampus.edu DEADLINE: Continuous registration REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma, GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology - 906 clock hours-trimester (days); Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditoning & Refrigeration Technology-906 clock hours - Trimester (nights); Skilled Weilder Day & nights-906 clock hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 141 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 76 # part-time: 65 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 96 % female: 4 CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Elizabeth DiCrisco PHONE: 630.477.4000 ext. 119 FAX: 630.285.9101 E-MAIL: edicriscio@eticampus.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ **14,225 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,775 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 5,011 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 5,304 Federal Work Study Transportation: 4,949 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **31,264 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Elizabeth DiCrisco PHONE: 630.477.4000 ext. 119 FAX: 630.285.9101 E-MAIL: edicriscio@eticampus.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Day program/night program General school inquiries to edicriscio@eticampus.com **Cost for HVAC-Day - other costs listed below. HVAC-Night: Tuition and Fees - $14,225, Books and Supplies - $1,775, Rooms and Board - $5,011, Personal Expenses $5,304, Transportation - $4,949 Total - $31,264 Welding: Tuition and Fees - $14,901, Books and Supplies - $1,099, Rooms and Board - $5,011, Personal Expenses - $5,304, Transportation - $4,949, Total - $31,264 180 First Institute, Inc. ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 025849 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 790 McHenry Avenue Crystal Lake, IL 60014 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.firstinstitute.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Nick Eigenschenk PHONE: 815.459.3500 FAX: 815.459.6633 E-MAIL: neigenschenk@firstinstitute.edu DEADLINE: One week prior to class start REQUIRED TESTS: Wonderlic Personnel Test ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED/MT prospective students are required to schedule a massage prior to enrollment PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 registration fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: See additional support services below ENROLLMENT: # full-time: % male: TOTAL #: 215 215 2 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % female: 98 CALENDAR: Programs up to 53 weeks Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Michael Reynolds PHONE: 815.459.3500 FAX: 815.459.6633 E-MAIL: mreynolds@firstinstitute.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 10,000-15,155 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 150-600 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 10,150-15,755 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: First Institute Scholarship - $1,000 VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Anne Miller PHONE: 815.459.3500 FAX: 815.459.6735 E-MAIL: amiller@firstinstitute.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Massage Therapist - 40 weeks; Medical Assistant - 53 weeks; Dentral Assistant - 50 weeks; Winter-Spring-Summer-Fall term starts 181 Fox College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 025228 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 6640 South Cicero Ave. Bedford Park, IL 60638 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.foxcollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Carey Cranston PHONE: 708.444.4500 FAX: 708.802.6585 E-MAIL: admissions@foxcollege.edu DEADLINE: Continuous REQUIRED TESTS: Interview ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: *See below ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 380 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 380 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 14 % female: 86 CALENDAR: Semesters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kerry DeMars PHONE: 708.802.6154 FAX: 708.253.1300 E-MAIL: kdemars@foxcollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Continuous ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ **7,560 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: Varies X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Varies X Federal Work Study Transportation: Varies X Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **7,560 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kerry DeMars PHONE: 708.802.6154 FAX: 708.444.4520 E-MAIL: kdemars@foxcollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Exceptional job placement record, financial aid assistance, parking *Accounting Specialist (10 mo. to diploma); AAS in Accounting (16 mo. to Associate's Degree); Administrative & Computer Software Specialist (10 mo. to diploma); AAS in Administrative Assistant (16 mo. to Associate's Degree); Medical Assisting (10 mo. to diploma); AAS in Medical Assisting (16 mo. to Associate's Degree); AAS in Physical Therapist Assistant (18 mo. to Associate's degree): AAS in Veterinary Technician (18 mo. To diploma); AAS in Dental Hygiene (20 mo. To Associate’s Degree); AAS in Occupational Therapy Assistance (20 mo. To Associate’s Degree) - programs begin in July, September, November, & March **per semester costs Other campus location: 18020 S. Oak Park Avenue, Tinley Park, IL 60477 182 Gem City College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 004560 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 700 State Street Quincy, IL 62301 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.gemcitycollege.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Diana Hagenah PHONE: 217.222.0391 FAX: 217.222.1557 E-MAIL: gemcity@adams.net DEADLINE: None (rolling basis) REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED required PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Length and starting dates vary ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 50 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 50 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 25 % female: 75 CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sarah Bauman PHONE: 217.222.0391 FAX: 217.222.1557 E-MAIL: gemcity@adams.net The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Two months prior to starting date ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ *18,000 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,400 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 4,860 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,844 Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,836 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 28,940 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Ryan Hagenah PHONE: 217.222.0391 FAX: 217.222.1557 E-MAIL: gemcity@adams.net ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, career counseling, financial aid counseling, academic counseling *Costs based on 12-month period 183 Hair Professionals Career College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 025877 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 10321 South Roberts Road Palos Hills, IL 60465 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.hairpros.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Steph Tomzak PHONE: 708.430.1755 FAX: E-MAIL: Paloshills@hairpros.edu DEADLINE: One week prior to start date preferred REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High School diploma or GED, interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 1,500 clock hours; Teachers Training - 1,000 clock hours; Esthetics - 750 clock hours, Esthetic Instructor: 750 clock hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 42 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 17 # part-time: 25 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 5 % female: 95 CALENDAR: Classes start every month Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kathy Bahr PHONE: 630.554.9540 FAX: E-MAIL: Kbahr@hairpros.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ *18,500 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,500 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **21,000 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants X Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Steph Tomzak PHONE: 708.430.1755 FAX: E-MAIL: paloshills@hairpros.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * Cost for Cosmetology Teacher Program is $11,000 and Esthetics is $11,900, Esthetics Instructor ** Includes $50 registration fee Job Placement help and parking 184 Hair Professionals Career College, Inc. ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 023322 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2245 Gateway Drive Sycamore, IL 60178 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.hairpros.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Admissions Office PHONE: 815.756.3596 FAX: 815.756.8983 E-MAIL: sycamore@hairpros.edu DEADLINE: One week prior to start REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Interview, high school diploma or GED certificate PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 1,500 clock hours - classes start every month; Cosmetology Instructor - 1,000 hours, Esthetics - 750 hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 37 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 7 # part-time: 30 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 5 % female: 95 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Financial Aid Office PHONE: 815.756.3596 FAX: E-MAIL: sycamore@hairpros.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: One week prior to start ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ *17,000 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,000 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **19,000 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Monthy payments VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Admissions PHONE: 815.756.3596 FAX: E-MAIL: sycamore@hairpros.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement help, parking *Esthetics Class $10,800, Cosmetology Instructor, $11,000 **Includes $50 registration fee 185 Hair Professionals School of Cosmetology, Inc. ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 022621 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 5460 Route 34 - Box 40 Oswego, IL 60543 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.hairpros.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Admission Office PHONE: 630.554.2266 FAX: E-MAIL: oswego@hairpros.edu DEADLINE: One week prior to start REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED certificate PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 1,500 clock hours - classes start every month; Cosmetology Instructor - 1,000 clock hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 41 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 15 # part-time: 26 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 2 % female: 98 CALENDAR: Clock Hours, classes start every month Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Financial Aid Office PHONE: 630.554.2266 FAX: E-MAIL: oswego@hairpros.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: One week prior to start ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 18,500 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,500 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *21,000 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Monthly Payments VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Admissions PHONE: 630.544.2266 FAX: E-MAIL: oswego@hairpros.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement help, parking *cost includes $50 registration fee - Cosmetology instructor: $11,000 186 Hairmasters Institute of Cosmetology, Inc. ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 030020 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 506 South McClun Street Bloomington, IL 61701 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.hair-masters.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Nicole Sisco/Ashley Fritzsche PHONE: 309.827.6971* FAX: 309.827.5800 E-MAIL: admissions@hair-masters.com DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: GED or high school diploma ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: None PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $50 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 1,500 hours - every 5 weeks; Teacher's Training - 1,000 hours - January; Teacher's Training - 500 hours - January; Night Cosmetology - 1,500 hours - every 8 weeks ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 120 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 70 # part-time: 50 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 5 % female: 95 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kyle Sisco PHONE: 309.827.6971* FAX: 309.827.5800 E-MAIL: hmicfinancialaid@gmail.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 14,250 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,250 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 4,094 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 2,375 Federal Work Study Transportation: 3,403 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 26,372 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Kyle Sisco PHONE: 309.827.6971 FAX: 309.827.5800 E-MAIL: hmicfinancialaid@gmail.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, counseling, parking, locating housing *Toll Free 888.827.5588 187 Illinois Institute of Art - Chicago (The) ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 012584 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 146 350 North Orleans Street Chicago, IL 60654 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.artinstitutes.edu/chicago/ Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Marie Kate Williams PHONE: *312.777.8513 FAX: 312.777.8793 E-MAIL: mariwilliams@aii.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school transcript, previous college transcript(s) (if applicable), Admission interview PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Bachelor of Fine Arts - 4 years; Bachelor of Arts - 4 years; Associate of Applied Science - 2 years; Bachelor of Applied Science - 4 years; all classes start January, February, April, May, July, August, October, November ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,000 # full-time: % male: # part-time: 50 % female: 50 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: GRADUATE STUDY: YES: CALENDAR: X NO: NO: X Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Kim D. Gordon PHONE: *312.777.8594 FAX: 312.777.8733 E-MAIL: kdgordon@aii.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: none ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 23,184 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,343 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,197 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 4,479 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,148 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **42,351 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Merit Scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Molly Shanahan PHONE: 312.777.8595 FAX: 312.777.8781 E-MAIL: mshanahan@aii.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, advisory system, exhibits of student work library, school-sponsored housing, public parking, convenient to public transportation, Merchandise Mart and Loop campus *Toll Free: 800.351.3450 **Total includes Starting Kit fee (1 time fee) 188 Illinois Media School ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 031018 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 530 South Street Chicago, IL 60605 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.beonair.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Robert Hiller PHONE: 312.884.8000 FAX: 312.566.4200 E-MAIL: rhiller@beonair.com DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: Vocal audition for all candidates and writing assessment ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $125 registration fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Diploma program in Radio/T.V., Broadcasting - 36 weeks ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 320 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 320 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 80 % female: 20 CALENDAR: Terms Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Connie Eldridge PHONE: 312.884.8000 FAX: 312.566.4200 E-MAIL: celdridge@beonair.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Aid application and reference form DEADLINE: None, processed at time of enrollment ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 17,725 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 125 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 3,938 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 900 Federal Work Study Transportation: 900 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *23,588 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Connie Eldridge PHONE: 312.884.8000 FAX: 312.566.4200 E-MAIL: celdridge@beonair.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Student counseling and job placement services * Plus $40 loan fees 189 Illinois Media School ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 031018 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 455 Eisenhower Land South, Suite 200 Lombard, IL 60148 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.beonair.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kelly Loobey PHONE: 630.916.1700 FAX: 630.916.1764 E-MAIL: kloobey@beonair.com DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: Vocal audition for all candidates ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $125 registration fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Diploma program in Radio/T.V., Broadcasting - 38 weeks ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: # full-time: % male: # part-time: 75 % female: 25 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sara Gettinger PHONE: 630.916.1700 FAX: 630.426-1083 E-MAIL: sgettinger@beonair.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Aid application and reference form DEADLINE: None, processed at time of enrollment ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 16,465 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 16,465 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Sara Gettinger PHONE: 630.916.1700 FAX: 630.426-1083 E-MAIL: sgettinger@beonair.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Student counseling and job placement services 190 Kendall College - Culinary School ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001703 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 143 900 N. North Branch Street Chicago, IL 60622 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.kendall.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Geni Burke PHONE: 312.752.2174 FAX: 312.752.2263 E-MAIL: geni.burke@kendall.edu DEADLINE: Rolling admission REQUIRED TESTS: TOEFL (for foreign students), institutional placement (if recommended by counselor or director), high school and college transcripts ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 2.0 GPA PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: (AA) Culinary - 21 months/7 quarters - every quarter; (P/T) Culinary; all other programs - 2 years - AA; 4 years - BA and BS, Every quarter ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 1,232 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: YES: # full-time: 764 # part-time: 468 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 22 % female: 78 CALENDAR: X NO: NO: X Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Lauren Walker PHONE: 312.752.2194 FAX: 410.209,8003 E-MAIL: lauren.walker@kendall.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Authorization of Credit to Account DEADLINE: Priority Deadline: April 15 ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 21,295 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,800 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 10,350 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 5,100 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,400 X Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *40,945 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Institutional scholarships VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jennifer Hagedorn PHONE: 312.752.2240 FAX: 312.752.2171 E-MAIL: jennifer.hagedorn@kendall.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Academic advising, counseling, career planning and tutoring. *Cost for 3 quarters 191 Lincoln College of Technology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 010316 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 8317 West North Avenue Melrose Park, IL 60160 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.lincolnedu.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kevin Ferguson PHONE: 708.344.4700 FAX: 708.345.4065 E-MAIL: darrylwilliams@lincolntech.edu DEADLINE: Ongoing REQUIRED TESTS: Assessment Test ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Candidates selected by interview process, with High School diploma or equivalent will be admitted as a regular student. PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: AAS Degree in Automotive Technology (74 weeks) AAS Degree in Electronic Systems Technician (61 weeks) Automotive Technology (56 weeks) Medical Assistant (39 weeks) Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology (69 weeks) ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 400 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 400 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 73 % female: 27 CALENDAR: Monthly Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Mr. Cliff Davis PHONE: 708.344.4700 FAX: 708.345.4065 E-MAIL: cdavis@lincolntech.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Provided by school DEADLINE: Ongoing ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ *27,458 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 806 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: X Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *28,264 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: School Payment Plan, Lincoln Tech Scholarships (see school catalog for details), Alternative Financing VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Karen Stepina PHONE: 708.344.4700 FAX: 708.345.4065 E-MAIL: kstepina@lincolntech.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Career Services, Tutoring, Student Services * Contact the school for information regarding costs 192 Midstate College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 004568 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 170 411 W. Northmoor Rd. Peoria, IL 61614 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.midstate.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Ashley Spain PHONE: 309.692.4092 FAX: 309.692.3893 E-MAIL: arspain@midstate.edu DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: Midstate College entrance exam ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Personal interview on campus with Admissions representative, high school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $25 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Bachelor Degree Programs, Associate Degree Programs and Diploma Programs * ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 459 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 123 # part-time: 336 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 25 % female: 75 CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Linda Scott PHONE: 309.692.4092 FAX: 309.692.3893 E-MAIL: llscott@midstate.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 16,230 X Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,350 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 13,446 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 1,250 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 2,682 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **34,958 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Linda Scott PHONE: 309.692.4092 FAX: 309.692.3893 E-MAIL: llscott@midstate.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Evening classes in most programs, placement assistance available *Contact Admin. Office for Specific Programs and start dates **Average 193 Mr. John's School of Cosmetology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 015493 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: *1745 East Eldorado Decatur, IL 62521 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.mrjohns.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jeanette Suding PHONE: 217.423.8173, ext. 2 FAX: 217.423.9506 E-MAIL: jeanettes@mrjohns.com DEADLINE: 10 Weeks REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 12 months - monthly; Esthetics - 6 months - monthly; Nail Technology - 4 months - monthly; Teacher's Training - 6 months - monthly; Cos/Nails - 14 months; Cos/Esthectics - 16 months ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 30 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 21 # part-time: 9 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 3 % female: 97 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jamie Horve PHONE: 217.423.8173, ext. 3 FAX: 217.423.9506 E-MAIL: jamieh@mrjohns.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Tax Forms (1040's) DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 15,095 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,900 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **16,995 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants X Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Work/study VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Shelly Mansfield PHONE: 217.423.8173, ext. 7 FAX: 217.423.9506 E-MAIL: shellym@mrjohns.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Contact school for other locations **Cosmetology costs - Contact school for costs of other programs 194 Mr. John's School of Cosmetology and Nails ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 36433 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1429 S. Main Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.mrjohns.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Samantha Foster PHONE: 217.243.1744 FAX: 217.243.2783 E-MAIL: samanthaf@mrjohns.com DEADLINE: Classes every 5-6 weeks REQUIRED TESTS: Wonderlic Assessment ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: HS diploma or GED, Job Shadow, 2 References, Essay PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: 10 - 18 months, Contact school for class dates ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 11 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 11 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 9 % female: 91 CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jamie Horve PHONE: 217.243.1744 FAX: 217.243.2783 E-MAIL: jamieh@mrjohns.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: IRS 1040 DEADLINE: n/a ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 15,095 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,900 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 16,995 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Shelly Mansfield PHONE: 217.243.1744 FAX: 217.243.2783 E-MAIL: shellym@mrjohns.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Courses offered: Cosmetology - 1540 hours; Nails - 400 hours; Cosmetology/Nails - 1700 hours; Cos Teacher - 1000 hours; Cos Teacher - 500 hours; Cos Teacher 250 hours; Nail Teacher - 625 hours 195 Ms. Roberts Academy ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 552 Mannheim Road Hillside, IL 60162 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Evretta Ivy PHONE: 708.649.9088 FAX: 708.649.9089 E-MAIL: msrobertshillside@gmail.com DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Eighth grade education and must be at least 16 years of age, High School Diploma required or GED; PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 1,500 hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 50 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 24 # part-time: 46 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 1 % female: 99 CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Euretta Ivy PHONE: 708.649.9089 FAX: 708.649.9089 E-MAIL: msrobertshillside@gmail.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 10,000 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 800 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 10,800 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Work Net DuPage Career Center VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: 708.649.9088 FAX: 708.649.9089 E-MAIL: msrobertshillside@gmail.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 196 Niles School of Cosmetology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 025566 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 8057 North Milwaukee Niles, IL 60714 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.nilesbeautyschool.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Filippo LiVolsi PHONE: 847.965.8061 FAX: 847.965.8090 E-MAIL: mrphillivolsi@sbcglobal.net DEADLINE: None REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 enrollment fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 1,500 hours - starts every 8 weeks; Cosmetology Teacher's Training - 1,000 hours - starts every 8 weeks ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 48 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 18 # part-time: 30 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 1 % female: 99 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Jessie Santiago PHONE: 847.965.8061 FAX: 847.965.8090 E-MAIL: mrphillivolsi@sbcglobal.net The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: Three weeks prior to classes ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ *9,700 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,200 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 1,300 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **12,200 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Jessie Santiago PHONE: 847.965.8061 FAX: 842,965.8090 E-MAIL: mrphillivolsi@sbcglobal.net ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Includes $100 enrollment fee, books & supplies, job placement, free parking available **Total cost for cosmetology teachers' training is $6,500. 197 Paul Mitchell The School - Bradley ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 030653 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1600 North State Route 50, Room 522 Bourbonnais, IL 60914 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: http://Bradley.paulmitchell.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Jillian McAdams PHONE: 815.932.5049 FAX: 815.932.0542 E-MAIL: jillian@bradley.paulmitchell.edu DEADLINE: One week prior to start REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Birth certificate, high school diploma or official transcripts or GED, Drivers license or ID card PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 registration fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Diploma or Certificate: 1,500 hour Cosmetology; 1,000 hours Instructor; 750 hours Esthetics, Barbering 600 + 1,000 ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 82 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 62 # part-time: 20 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 9 % female: 91 CALENDAR: 12 months/Clock Hours/Full Time Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Heather Johnson PHONE: 815.932.5049 FAX: 815.932.0542 E-MAIL: heather@bradley.paulmitchell.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: FAFSA, tax documents DEADLINE: Two weeks prior to start ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 17,912 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 3,363 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 100 Federal Work Study Transportation: 3,948 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *25,323 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, parking available, retail training, manager training, customer service training, and platform artist training Other location: 18454 W. Creek Drive, Tinley Park, IL 60477 *Full-time Costs Tuition and Fees; Bradley - $20,700; Tinley Park - $20,700 Cosmetology; $13,949 Esthetics 198 Pivot Point Beauty School ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 010836 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 144C East Lake Street Bloomingdale, IL 60108 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.pivotpoint.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Tess Kearney PHONE: 847.985.5900 FAX: E-MAIL: t.kearney@academy-pp.com DEADLINE: Ongoing enrollment REQUIRED TESTS: High school graduate or GED ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 1,500 hours; Esthetics - 750 hours; Nails - 350 hours; Teacher's Training - 1,000 hours, Teachers Training 500 hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 58 # full-time: 58 # part-time: % male: 1.7 % female: 0 98.3 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X GRADUATE STUDY: YES: NO: X CALENDAR: Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Marie Bratek PHONE: 847.985.5900 FAX: 847.866.7184 E-MAIL: m.bratek@academy-pp.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Yes DEADLINE: All financial aid applications to be completed 4-6 weeks prior to enrollment ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 21,415 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: SLM Financial Corporation VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 199 Professional's Choice Hair Design Academy ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 023233 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2719 West Jefferson Street Joliet, IL 60435 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.pchairdesign.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: * PHONE: 815.741.8224 FAX: 815.744.4243 E-MAIL: schooljt@aol.com DEADLINE: One month prior to starting date if possible REQUIRED TESTS: N/A ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Must have a high school diploma or GED is required, must be at least 16 years of age, U.S. citizen, instructors must be 18 years of age and have high school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 1,500 hours - 9 months; Teacher - 1,000 hours - 6 months ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 55 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 36 # part-time: 19 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 2 % female: 98 CALENDAR: Classes start: every month Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: * PHONE: 815.741.8224 FAX: 815.744.4243 E-MAIL: schooljt@aol.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: One month prior to starting date ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 16,000 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,270 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: ** Federal SEOG Personal expenses: ** Federal Work Study Transportation: ** Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **17,270 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: * Stephanie Henson & John Thompson ** Varies 200 Rockford Career College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 008545 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 1130 S. Alpine Road Rockford, IL 61108 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.rockfordcareercollege.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Kevin Partelow PHONE: 815.967.7342 FAX: 815.965.0360 E-MAIL: kpartelow@rockfordcareercollege.edu DEADLINE: Rolling REQUIRED TESTS: Placement test only ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED, interview with Admissions, proficiency testing optional PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: * ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 466 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 175 # part-time: 291 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 14 % female: 86 CALENDAR: Four or Five 10 week terms per year Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Shane D. Maloney PHONE: 815.967.7311 FAX: 815.965.0360 E-MAIL: smaloney@rockfordcareercollege.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Online application for financial aid DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 10,764 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,500 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 8,064 X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 3,360 X Federal Work Study Transportation: 1,800 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 25,488 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Mary Anderson PHONE: 815.967.7321 FAX: 815.965.0360 E-MAIL: manderson@rockfordcareercollege.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *AAS Business Administration (24 months), AAS Business Administration/Accounting (24 months), AAS Information Technology (24 months), AAS Medical Assistant(24 months), AAS Medical Office Assistant (24 months), AAS Medical Coding & Billing Specialist (24 months), AAS Paralegal (24 months), AAS Pharmacy Technician (24 months), AAS Veterinary Technician (27 months), Diploma Pharmacy Technician (18 months), Diploma Massage Therapy (50 weeks). Classes begin every 10 weeks. 201 Rosel School of Cosmetology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 030829 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2444 West Devon Avenue Chicago, IL 60659 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.roselschool.org Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Rosel Baek PHONE: 773.508.5600 FAX: 773.508.5645 E-MAIL: baekrosel@aol.com DEADLINE: One week prior to start date REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED certificate PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 1,500 hours; Instructor Training - 1,000 hours; continuous enrollment; Nail Technician Program - 350 hours; Esthetician - 750 hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 57 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 19 # part-time: 38 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 2 % female: 98 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Andre W. Adamus PHONE: 773.508.5600 FAX: 773.508.5645 E-MAIL: sumada1@aol.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: None DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 11,600 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 400 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *12,000 Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Chicago Workforce Development VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Rosel Baek PHONE: 773.508.5600 FAX: 773.508.5645 E-MAIL: baekrosel@aol.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Parking lot available, tutoring, advising and public transportation available, job placement *Includes $100 registration fee 202 Tricoci University of Beauty Culture, LLC ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 016393 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2500 Georgetown Road* Danville, IL 61832 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.tricociuniversity.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Josh Olivero PHONE: 217.442.9329 FAX: 217.442.9112 E-MAIL: jolivero@tricociuniversity.edu DEADLINE: Two weeks before start date REQUIRED TESTS: High School diploma or GED ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Present copy of birth certificate, name change document and education verification PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Cosmetology - 12 months; Teacher Training - 8 months; Classes begin monthly ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 36 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 33 # part-time: 3 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 3 % female: 97 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Malia Means PHONE: 217.442.9329 FAX: 217.442.9112 E-MAIL: mmeans@tricociuniversity.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Most recent tax form (signed) & W-2's; proof of any other type of income DEADLINE: Two weeks ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 14,600 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,900 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: 0 Federal SEOG Personal expenses: 0 Federal Work Study Transportation: 0 Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 17,500 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: JTTP (Job Training Partnership) VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Carmen Rivas PHONE: 630.373.2378 FAX: E-MAIL: crivas@tricociuniversity.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: *Additional campus at 202 E. University, Suite H-1, Urbana, IL 61801; 217.344.7550. 203 TSG Cosmetology, Inc. d/b/a Oehrlein School of Cosmetology ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 022975 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 100 Meadow Avenue East Peoria, IL 61611 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.oehrleinschool.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Sandra L. Gay PHONE: 309.699.1561 FAX: 309.699.4763 E-MAIL: admissions@oehrleinschool.com DEADLINE: 30 days prior to class date REQUIRED TESTS: None ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $100 PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 1,500 hours; Brush-up - 250 hours; Teacher Training 500 hours *Teacher Training - 1,000 hours ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 65 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 65 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 3 % female: 97 CALENDAR: Clock Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Sandra L. Gay PHONE: 309.699.1561 FAX: 309.699.4763 E-MAIL: admissions@oehrleinschool.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: Financial transcripts from previous schools, if any DEADLINE: 30 days prior to class date ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 15,846 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 1,788 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 17,634 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Sandra L. Gay PHONE: 309.699.1561 FAX: 309.699.4763 E-MAIL: oehrlein@att.net ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: 204 University of Spa and Cosmetology Arts ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 021244 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 2913 W. White Oaks Drive Springfield, IL 62704 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.uscart.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Amy Pruitt PHONE: 217.753.8990 FAX: 217.753.0013 E-MAIL: info@uscart.com DEADLINE: Three weeks prior to class REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Basic Cosmetology - 1,500 hours, 12 months - classes start every 6 weeks; Nail Technology - 350 hours, 3-6 months - classes start every 6 weeks; Esthiology-750 hours, 6 months; Massage Therapy 600 hours, 8 months. Classic barbering - 1,500 hrs, 12 mths ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 136 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 102 # part-time: 36 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 12 % female: 88 CALENDAR: Clock Hours/Credit Hours Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Amy Pruitt PHONE: 217.753.8990 FAX: 217.753.0013 E-MAIL: info@uscart.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 17,100 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 900 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ *18,000 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Job placement, free parking *Esthiology tuition $9,600, Nail Technology tuition $4,250 and Massage Therapy tuition $9,800, Barbering $12,000 205 Vatterott College ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 020693 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 3609 N. Marx Drive Quincy, IL 62305 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.vatterott-college.edu Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Mike Bogan PHONE: 217.224.0600 FAX: 217.223.6771 E-MAIL: quincy@vatterott.edu DEADLINE: Three weeks prior to start date REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: None PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: 60 week programs: Medical Assistant, Heating/Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Electrical Mechanics, Automotive Technology, Building Maintenance, Plumbing ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 112 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 112 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 75 % female: 25 CALENDAR: Quarter Credit Hours (72) Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Elizabeth Miller PHONE: *217.224.0600 FAX: 217.223.6771 E-MAIL: Elizabeth.miller@vatterott.edu The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: Three weeks prior to start date ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 25,748 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 2,517 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: X Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ **28,265 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) X Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Elizabeth Miller PHONE: 217.224.0600 FAX: 217.223.6771 E-MAIL: elizabeth.miller@vatterott.edu ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Student services, job placement, financial aid assistance, Housing Assistance *Toll Free: 800-438-5621 **Average cost of all programs Additional courses offered: Associate of Applied Science Degrees: Electrical Mechanics; Heating, Air & Refrigeration; & Medical Assistant. Associate Degree classes begin every 10 weeks. Cost for additional 20 week period - $8,200 206 Worsham College of Mortuary Science ADDRESS: SCHOOL TYPE: Proprietary SCHOOL CODE: U.S. Department of Education (ED) #: 001783 Monetary Award Program (MAP) #: 495 Northgate Parkway Wheeling, IL 60090 WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS: www.worshamcollege.com Admission Information ADMISSION CONTACT: Dede Frank PHONE: 847.808.8444 FAX: 847.808.8493* E-MAIL: skann@worshamcollege.com DEADLINE: Thirty days prior to the beginning of the class REQUIRED TESTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Two letters of recommendation, 500-word personal statement, and minimum of 7 semester hours of college credit PRE-ENROLLMENT FEES: $30 application fee PROGRAMS - LENGTH - STARTING DATE: Twelve-month program - classes begin in September and March ENROLLMENT: TOTAL #: 150 ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: YES: NO: X YES: NO: X # full-time: 150 # part-time: 0 GRADUATE STUDY: % male: 50 % female: 50 CALENDAR: Quarters Financial Aid Information FINANCIAL AID CONTACT: Stephanie Kann PHONE: 847.808.8444 FAX: 847.808.8493* E-MAIL: skann@worshamcollege.com The form to apply for all federal and state student financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). INSTITUTIONAL FORM(S) REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID: DEADLINE: None ESTIMATED COSTS: The costs listed here are provided for general information only. The actual cost of attendance can differ significantly based on course of study, enrollment status and other factors. Student specific costs must be obtained through the institution. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS: Tuition and fees: $ 19,925 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant Books and supplies: 775 X Federal Pell Grant Room and board: Federal SEOG Personal expenses: Federal Work Study Transportation: Federal Perkins Loan Total $ 20,700 X Federal Direct Student Loan Program (FDSLP) Institutional grants Institutional loans X Academic Scholarships Athletic Scholarships Other: Veterans benefits, J.T.P.A., Alternative Loans VETERANS ASSISTANCE INFORMATION VETERANS ASSISTANCE CONTACT: Stephanie Kann PHONE: 847.808.8444 FAX: 847.800.9015 E-MAIL: skann@worshamcollege.com ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Parking, academic advising placement assistance, tutoring *or 847.808.9015 207
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