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Whether you've always known what you wanted to study in college or you're undecided, JJC offers more than 180 degree and certificate programs to choose from. It doesn't matter if you're planning to transfer or complete your degree here - JJC can help guide you as you journey toward your future career.
* Students are permitted to change their program of study to better align with their individual career and transfer goals. Doing so, however, can have immediate financial aid implications. Please see your academic or financial aid advisor for details specific to your situation.
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iCampus is JJC's Distance Learning Department. Online and hybrid courses allow students to complete all or a significant portion of their course work off-campus in an online environment using educational technology over the Internet.
Online Learning at JJCJJC's agriculture program began in 1954 and was the first program offered by a community college in Illinois.
Learn More About Agriculture SciencesThe JJC Business Department offers an "Accelerate Your Degree" program, which allows you to complete your degree in as little as 18 months.
Learn More About The Business DepartmentOne of the fastest growing fields in the U.S., employment opportunities to those with CIOS degrees are plentiful and many pay well.
Learn More About Computer Information SystemsCulinary arts faculty and students are known for winning awards and receiving national recognition, including Chef Andy Chlebana's appearances on two Food Network competition shows.
Learn More About Culinary ArtsIn addition to courses in literature, philosophy, journalism and writing, students can learn a variety of languages - including Spanish, French, Chinese, Italian, Polish, Japanese and more.
Learn More About English, Philosophy & World LanguagesIn addition to learning opportunities in art, interior design, music, speech, and theatre, JJC often hosts "Musica Viva" performances, when renowned musicians from near and far perform on campus.
Learn More About Fine ArtsThe Health and Public Services Department offers training for many in-demand careers - such as firefighters, EMTs, diagnostic medical sonographers, phlebotomists, certified nurse assistants, radiologic technologists and more.
Learn More About Health and Public ServicesThe JJC Honors Program, founded in 1987, was designed to assist students in all majors who wish to achieve academic success through challenging and stimulating coursework and extracurricular activities.
Learn More About The Honors ProgramOur Library Technical Assistant certificate program only requires students to take nine classes.
Learn More About The Library Technical Assistant ProgramWhether you are a math major or a student whose program needs specific math proficiency, our caring and expert faculty are here to assist you. Your advisor and JJC's Math Placement Specialist will make sure you are on the best path toward academic success.
Learn More About MathematicsWith classes in astronomy, biology, chemistry and physics, JJC offers many "extras" for students, including the arboretum, our on-campus planetarium and the prairie restoration project. JJC also offers a personal trainer certificate program.
Learn More About Natural SciencesOne of the most popular areas of study on campus, JJC's renowned nursing program offers opportunities for students to become registered nurses or licensed practical nurses.
Learn More About The Nursing ProgramClasses are offered in anthropology, child development, education, history, human services, political science, psychology and sociology.
Learn More About Social and Behavioral SciencesJoliet Junior College offers many study abroad opportunities around the world. Participants can select from over a dozen locations, both for semester and summer stays.
Learn More About Study AbroadAreas include: architecture, automotive service technology, CADD, construction management, electrical/electronics technology, HVAC(R), industrial maintenance technology, mechanical production technology, operations engineering technology, orthotics and prosthetics, process control and instrumentation and welding.
Learn About The Technical Education ProgramThe Veterinary Medical Technology Program (VMTP) is designed for students who wish to become certified veterinary technicians (CVTs). The program combines classroom learning with hands-on laboratory and clinical experience.
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Radiologic technologists (also referred to as radiographers) are integral members of the health care team that...