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This page offers the latest details on academic, business, and general operations at Joliet Junior College amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Updates are routinely provided as details are finalized. View specific questions through the category drop down menus below. If you don’t see an answer to your question, contact the department through the phone number or email listed for that category.
JJC has established a decision-making process when a potential case is brought to the college’s attention. This form is for members of the Joliet Junior College community (students, faculty, and staff) to report confirmed or suspected cases of COVID-19.
Effective Jan. 4, JJC is tracking cases of students and employees confirmed to have contracted COVID-19. This chart will be updated as the college becomes aware of new confirmed cases.
The chart shows positive cases for individuals who have recently been on campus or potentially in close contact with others on campus. In each case, the area undergoes additional deep cleaning and all individuals with potential contact are communicated with directly.
JJC has established a decision-making process when a potential case is brought to the college’s attention, and a form for students, faculty and staff to submit for a suspected or positive COVID-19 case. Anyone experiencing any of the COVID-19 symptoms as outlined by the CDC are strongly encouraged to stay home.
Joliet Junior College COVID-19 Confirmed Cases | ||
Current Week (Week of Jan. 18) | Cumulative (As of Jan. 4) | |
Students | N/A | 0 |
Employees | 3 | 5 |
Total | 5 | |
Last updated: Jan. 19 |
Previous cases of COVID-19 were tracked during the fall 2020 semester from Aug. 3 – Dec. 24 and for a brief period beginning in late March 2020 when JJC initially closed campus due to the pandemic. For archived case numbers, visit our coronavirus advisory page.
Barring any changes to state mandates and increased COVID-19 positivity rates, spring 2021 classes will take place as follows:
**Lab courses will be online the first week of the spring 2021 semester (Jan. 18-24), then resume to meet in person beginning Jan. 25.
Registration is open for the spring 2021 semester is open.
New students: Apply here | View Additional Application Information
Current students: Register here.
For the spring 2021 semester, JJC will conduct online lecture courses and in-person labs, barring any changes to state mandates and increased COVID-19 positivity rates. Virtual student services will be available and are encouraged, with in-person services by appointment only.
Important January Operation Dates:
For the spring 2021 semester, JJC will conduct online lecture courses and in-person labs, barring any changes to state mandates and increased COVID-19 positivity rates. Virtual student services will be available and are encouraged, with in-person services by appointment only.
When on campus, employees, students and visitors will be required to follow the safety measures outlined in the video and items in the section below.
Campus Entrances:
Most, if not all events during the spring semester, will be held virtually. Visit www.jjc.edu/events or the college's social media pages (account links at bottom of web page), as well as specific department social media accounts to view upcoming events and locations.
With the health and safety of its student-athletes as a priority, Joliet Junior College has decided to cancel the competitive seasons for men's and women's basketball, men's wrestling, women's volleyball, and cheerleading for the 2020-21 season.
Although their seasons have been canceled, these programs will still be able to practice and workout during the spring semester. The seasons for these sports were initially postponed until January.
Learn more on the JJC Athletic Department website.
Joliet Junior College will continue to post job announcements and fill vacant or new positions at https://employment.jjc.edu/.
For the spring 2021 semester, JJC will conduct online lecture courses and in-person labs, barring any changes to state mandates and increased COVID-19 positivity rates. Virtual student services will be available and are encouraged, with in-person services by appointment only.
When on campus, employees, students and visitors will be required to follow the safety measures outlined in the video and items below.
The college has installed hands free thermometers at key points of entry at Main Campus (Buildings A, U, G and J), Romeoville, City Center, Weitendorf and Morris. These devices read a person's temperature at their tear ducts. Fever is considered 100.4 or higher.
Due to its size, the Main Campus (view map) will only have the following doors open for entry with hands-free temperature stations:
Monday through Thursday:
Friday through Saturday:
Immediately inside the designated entry areas on campus there are charts with information regarding symptoms of COVID-19 as outlined by the CDC. Please take time to review the chart each time you enter campus. If you are symptom free, you may proceed toward the hands free thermometer device for a temperature reading. Alternatively, a member of the campus police department or a designated campus greeter may use a hand held thermometer to determine your temperature. The thermometers are strategically placed so that only the guest and the thermometer attendant will see the temperature reading. The temperature check is a requirement upon entering campus. If a temperature reading is 100.4 or greater, you will be given an information card and asked to leave campus and make contact with the designated campus representative via phone or email for further instructions.
Masks will be required at all common areas. They are to cover both your nose and mouth when wearing. Masks, along with hand sanitizer, will be available upon arrival.
The college has installed social distancing markers and directional arrows in high traffic areas across its campuses, spaced six feet apart per social distancing guidelines by the CDC.
In places where social distancing is difficult, such as student service and front desk areas, clear plastic dividers have been installed.
In accordance and in addition to CDC guidelines, JJC's Facilities Services team is utilizing the following cleaning techniques to ensure a safe campus.
Current students can browse office information below, as well as access our online student support services database in the MyJJC Portal, a one-stop shop for JJC’s remote services.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in-person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Admissions can answer questions, process documents, updates, and complete other processes for admitted students across a number of services. These include transcripts and test scores, address changes and residency questions, and cooperative agreements, among others. Chat service is also available from the admissions web page.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in-person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
The Department of Adult Education and Literacy (DAEL) provides the tools, resources, instruction, and support necessary for students in the JJC community to achieve their individual, academic, and employment goals.
Services are available for adults 16 years and older who have not completed high school, who need to brush up on reading, writing, or math skills for further education/training, and/or who are not native English speakers/writers.
Find updates online on orientation registrations for General Education Development (GED) or English as a Second Language (ESL) classes.
Contact Adult Education and Literacy Manager Libby Budd at ebudd@jjc.edu or 815-280-1357.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in-person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
The JJC Bookstore equips students with new, used and digital course materials as well as provides JJC-themed merchandise and other materials.
For virtual services, visit the Bookstore online. Search, rent, or buy all your course materials, supplies, and spirit-wear online and enjoy free ground shipping all year round. The JJC Bookstore online accepts major credit cards, checks, and FAFSA financial aid funds allocated to books and supplies. For job grant orders, email your voucher to bookstorevouchers@jjc.edu.
For virtual services, visit the Bookstore online. Search, rent, or buy all your course materials, supplies, and spirit-wear online and enjoy free ground shipping all year round. The JJC Bookstore online accepts major credit cards, checks, and FAFSA financial aid funds allocated to books and supplies. For job grant orders, email your voucher to bookstorevouchers@jjc.edu.
Course materials are available for purchase online. The JJC Bookstore is operating as an online shop.
Our textbook look-up tool at bookstore.jjc.edu/college will allow you to view prices and format choices for your materials before purchasing. You may also compare JJC prices with other online retailers by using our free online comparison tool at jjc.verbacompare.com. For students who prefer e-books, browse our digital partner’s summer e-book store jjc.redshelf.com. E-books can provide students up to 60% off retail print prices.
Please place you orders at bookstore.jjc.edu. The JJC Bookstore accepts financial aid, job grants/vouchers, checks, and major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express) as payment. Please carefully review your order options and terms and conditions when placing your order.
For job grants/vouchers, please email a copy of your voucher to bookstorevouchers@jjc.edu.
Please use the book return bin outside the entrance of Building A-Main Campus Center. Tuck a copy of your rental reminder email, or the JJC Bookstore rental postcard, snugly into the book for proper check-in. You may also write your full name and contact email on a piece paper if the reminder email and postcard are not available.
For students who are unable to come to campus, you may mail the rental book back to JJC Bookstore, Rm A-1012, 1215 Houbolt Road, Joliet, IL 60431.
Any rental books not returned by, or not properly identified, by the dealine will be charged to the credit card on file and will include additional charges including a $10 late fee per rental, sales tax, and the difference between the retail price minus the original rental charge.
Book Buy Back
Due to COVID-19 buyback will be virtual.
Please visit our wholesale buyback partners at jjcbookstore.valorebooks.com, nebook.com/virtualsellback and onlinebuyback.mbsbooks.com. The JJC Bookstore is not operating these third-party sites and is not responsible for transactions including rental books accidently sold at virtual buyback.
Refund Policy
Our full refund policy is available on the Customer Service page of our e-commerce site. While the physical campus is closed, please contact the bookstore if you believe you have an item that is within the refund policy period. The JJC Bookstore can verify eligibility and discuss options to complete the refund. You may email bookstore@jjc.edu with the ISBN/SKU and title/name of the item in question along with the purchase date. Please include the course number and section .
Please email bookstore@jjc.edu with any questions.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Career Services is available to assist undecided students in their major and career exploration. Advisors and pathway coaches are also available for summer and fall academic planning and coaching. Resume review, interview prep, and job search assistance is available for students seeking internships and employment opportunities on and off campus. Information regarding participation in the Disney College Program is also available.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Disability Services is designated by the college to support students and community members with disabilities under Section 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Disability Services arranges accommodations for eligible students and community members, and assists college administration, faculty, and staff to provide required accommodations.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
This program is a partnership between JJC and area high schools and career centers. It allows students to earn high school and college credit upon successful completion of a dual credit course.
The college continues to work with all high school districts to determine the process of completion for spring 2020 dual credit courses.
Placement testing is conducted through Testing Services, with more information available online, by phone at 815-280-2261, or by emailing TestingServices@jjc.edu.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Provides students and veterans with opportunities to obtain funding to meet their educational costs.
Be sure to include your name and student ID on each document. To protect your privacy, documents with Personally Identifiable Information (PII) such as social security number, address, or date of birth, should not be emailed.
Questions? Watch our video for help accessing Financial Aid Self-Service.
Current students can check their financial aid status, missing documents, award letter, etc. on Financial Aid Self-Service.
Log into my.jjc.edu. Select 'Self-Service Menu' > 'Pay Bill & View Financial Aid' > 'Financial Aid Self Service'.
Your first step is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, FAFSA, online at www.fafsa.gov
JJC’s school code is 001699.
Once we have received your FAFSA results, we will contact you via your JJC student email address if anything additional is needed.
NOTE: All communication is sent via a student’s JJC email address. For more information about logging into JJC email, please visit https://www.jjc.edu/current-students. We are unable to discuss student information with any party other than the student without consent.
You can find additional information on the cost to attend JJC here.
The CARES Act, signed into law by President Trump on March 27, 2020, provides broad-based economic relief in response to the COVID-19 national pandemic. As part of the Cares Act, Institutions of higher education have been provided funds to assist them and their students. JJC has created a CARES Act web page and link to FAQs for assistance. More more information, see the contacts listed at the end of the page.
Please contact the Office of Student Accounts and Payments at 815-280-6688.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
When open, the Beanery will offer our full menu and accept cash, credit cards and JJC swipe cards. Customers can order and purchase food and beverages via walk-up and online orders. The Beanery will be the pick-up point for Wolves Den To Go orders.
Our menu will continue to include all of your breakfast and lunch favorites from the grill and fryer, made-to-order deli sandwiches, fresh salads, pizza and our house-made soup. A special priced entrée will also be featured along with your favorite snacks, candy and bottled beverages.
Visit the Food Services website to learn more about online ordering through your desktop or ordering via mobile app.
While your swipe card cannot be used online, it can be used to pay for purchases at The Beanery.
Yes, but some machines may be out of service due to less students and staff on campus.
The Micro-Market will be open with a variety of grab & go items, snacks, chips, microwavable sandwiches, bottled waters, sodas and juices as well as fresh brewed coffee.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
International Student Services is accessible online for all functions. For guidance on travel restrictions, please visit www.travel.state.gov or the website for your home country’s consulate.
Students may continue to contact the office for advising and other requests.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
JJC Library provides 24/7 access to journal articles, ebooks, streaming videos and expert research help from friendly librarians, including online chat.
For the fall semester, the Library will provide limited on-campus services. For details on these modified services, visit https://library.jjc.edu/services/modifiedservicesfaq.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Lifelong learning workshops and Kids College programming.
We are moving forward with plans for summer workshops. Updates will be provided via email and on our website as more information becomes available. Our summer 2020 catalog will be available exclusively online, please watch for details.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Available through the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities is culturally sensitive individual and group counseling, case management, and outreach services to meet the mental health needs of students. Counseling services are free to current enrolled credited students and confidential, except certain rare confidentiality limitations. This office also provides photo ID services for new students and those needing to replace their student ID badge.
Individual counseling:
Individual counseling is a personal opportunity to receive support and experience growth during challenging times in life. It is a process through which students work with a trained counselor—in a safe, caring, and confidential environment—to explore their feelings, beliefs, or behaviors, identify aspects of their lives that they would like to change, better understand themselves and others, set personal goals, and work toward desired change. Enrolled credited students can get up to 10 free counseling sessions. Call 815-280-2936 or email mentalhealthservices@jjc.edu.
Group counseling:
Group counseling is not available at this time due to COVID-19 restrictions. This service allows students to realize that they are not alone in their type of life challenge. To be involved in a group of peers who are in a similar place not only increases one’s understanding of the struggles around the topic but also the variety in the possible solutions available. Typically, groups have eight to ten participants, one or two group leaders, and revolve around a common topic like stress, anxiety, resilience and diversity. Enrolled JJC students can get up to 10 free counseling sessions.
The case manager works to address the needs of students who struggle with mental health and wellness, relationship conflicts, personality and social adjustment issues, physical health and nutrition, trauma recovery and victim advocacy. The case manager serves as an advocate for student success. The case manager is responsible for the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities referrals, as well as the Behavioral Intervention Team for students at-risk with mental health crisis and social support needs through interventions and connection to follow-up services.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs strives to support underrepresented students, English Language Learners, and undocumented students through completion of their academic goals. OMSA’s services are available to all students but is a critical support system for African-American, Hispanic, Asian, and other diverse populations.
La Oficina de Estudiantes Multiculturales se esfuerza por apoyar a estudiantes subrepresentados, aprendices del idioma inglés [MV1] y estudiantes indocumentados a través del cumplimiento de sus objetivos académicos. Los servicios de OMSA están disponibles para todos los estudiantes, pero es un sistema de apoyo crítico para afroamericanos, hispanos, asiáticos y otras poblaciones diversas.
Academic advising and academic coaching through OMSA is available via virtual web advising, phone and email. Advising in Spanish and resources for undocumented students is also be available.
El asesoramiento académico y el entrenamiento académico a través de OMSA están disponibles a través de , teléfono, virtualmente o por correo electrónico. También estará disponible asesoramiento en español y recursos para estudiantes indocumentados. Servicios traducidos a continuación.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Professional development, career training programs, and contract training programs.
We are moving forward with plans for summer workshops. Updates will be provided via email and on our website as more information becomes available.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Project Achieve - TRIO are comprised of TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) and Educational Talent Search (ETS). It serves JJC and Joliet Central High School/Joliet Community with services that increase the retention and graduation rates for students that are from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds in relation to First-generation, low-income, and/or documented disabilities.
The academic student support services program is designed to identify and select qualified undergraduate students who, with support, will complete a baccalaureate program. Awarded to serve 200 eligible JJC students with Academic and personal advising, academic and non-academic workshops, financial and economic literacy, tutoring in math, English, science, and computer science, transfer support, mentoring, four-year college and university visits, multicultural events, financial aid and scholarships. Apply online here.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
This office assists students with signing up and enrolling in new courses each academic term, as well as where students can receive assistance with records, transcripts, transferring credits, and graduation planning.
Registration for the spring semester is now open. The same process for fall registration applies: You can register through the registration website, the MyJJC self-service portal, or by phone.
If you are enrolled as a degree-seeking student at another college or university and want to take classes at JJC to fulfill a specific requirement at your senior institution, you are considered a guest student.
If the course you want to take have prerequisites that you have met at your primary institution, you can obtain permission to override the prerequisites by sending an email to gueststudents@jjc.edu that include your name, JJC ID#, the course name, number and section in which you plan to enroll. Attach an unofficial transcript to the email for evaluation. For more information https://www.jjc.edu/getting-started/admissions.
Students that are transferring from other colleges who want their credits evaluated for a certificate or degree can request their college transcript to be sent to the Transfer Credit Office
JJC does accept electronic transcripts at transfercredit@jjc.edu. More information on the registrar’s website under the transfer credit evaluation tab.
Contact Transfer Credit Office at transfercredit@jjc.edu for more information.
You can order your transcripts online and check the status of your transcript order. More information on the registrar’s website under the JJC transcripts tab.
Email transcriptsinfo@jjc.edu for more information.
Representatives can assist you with the following:
For questions, email wwwrecords@jjc.edu.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
In addition to offering federal and state financial aid programs, JJC also awards scholarships funded by the Joliet Junior College Foundation. These scholarships address the needs of many different kinds of students and are awarded for various reasons, including academic standing, leadership, specialized talents, ethnic origin, financial need and many more.
Watch: How to apply video guide
Step-by-step instructions:
To be eligible for scholarships in the fall 2020 semester, you must submit your application by May 15.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Through this office, students can use their credit cards, e-checks, and prepaid cards to make payments. Students can view their financial account, make payments, obtain your 1098-T tax form, and print account statements and receipts online. You can view all financial account, make payments, obtain 1098T tax form, and print account statements & receipts online.
Via the MyJJC portal, students can view their account activity, tuition balance, make a payment, enroll in our online, automated payment plan, and print account statements, receipts and your 1098T.
Available 24/7, visit MyJJC > self-service menu > students > pay bill & view financial aid > view account and pay your bill > student finance.
You can find additional information on the cost to attend JJC and tuition due dates/payment information/payment plan options here.
You can view your account activity via the JJC portal - MyJJC > self-service menu > students > Pay Bill & View Financial Aid > View Account & Pay Your Bill
1098-T tax forms are available online from 2017 forward via MyJJC > students > self-service menu > Pay Bill & View Financial Aid > View Account and Pay Your Bill > Student Tax Information. 2016 and previous you can request a duplicate at: https://www.jjc.edu/1098t-reprint-request.
Payment methods can be found at the Student Accounts & Payments website.
Nelnet Business Solutions is a third party the college has partnered with to assist in spreading out your JJC payments for the semester. There is a non-refundable $25.00 fee for this service. You must enroll each semester. Please visit the Automatic-Payment page to learn more.
You will need to contact a Student Accounts & Payments rep to assist you further (815) 280-6688 account.payments@jjc.edu.
You can view your account activity 24/7 via MyJJC > students > self-service menu > Pay Bill & View Financial Aid > View Account and Pay Your Bill > Student Finance (top tab) > account activity. Refunds are processed on a weekly basis.
Refunds are generated approximately two weeks AFTER classes have begun for the term and on a weekly basis for direct deposit/bi-weekly for printed checks. If payment was received by cash, check or via NBS automatic payment plan, a refund can be deposited directly into your savings or checking account. Enroll online via MyJJC for direct deposit! Otherwise, a check will be mailed to the current address in the system. Please be sure your address information is current within our system (contact admission@jjc.edu for address corrections). If the student's account was paid by credit/debit card, a credit will be issued back to the same credit/debit card.
However, if the student has a financial obligation still owed to the school (ex: tuition; book voucher; fines; ) their debts will be deducted from their refund. Refunds will not be generated if a student has a restriction placed on their account until the restriction is resolved with the appropriate department.
Student Accounts & Payments does not hold any type of student refund check for pick up.
If you are past your refund date for the course, you will not be removed from it for non-payment. The charges on your account are your financial responsibility. A restriction will be placed on your account and collection efforts will be made until your balance is paid in full.
View the JJC Bookstore website for more information at https://www.jjc.edu/student-resources/bookstore.
Please contact the Office of Financial Aid online, by phone at 815-280-2528, or by email at finaid@jjc.edu.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Academic advisors can guide students through the summer and fall classes, as well as provide academic and career coaching. We will continue to offer virtual web-advising and phone appointments via your JJC email. To better assist you, please include your student ID number and section and course numbers when emailing about specific classes.
This written guide and video guide will provide step-by-step instructions for scheduling and conducting a virtual appointment.
The SAC is also conducting several Virtual Student Technology Training Session to help current and new students get the most of online only course work. Sessions will cover how to access email, the MyJJC portal, iCampus, Microsoft Teams, and web-advising appointments. Join a meeting time that works for you. View the full schedule and meeting access details on the Student Advising Center portal page. Students will need their MyJJC login credentials to access this page.
In person testing services are available beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Testing Services offers testing to JJC students and community members.
Testing Services is offering on site placement testing, by appointment only, Monday through Thursday. Watch the video below to learn about our new on-campus safety measures for visitors and employees.
In addition, we continue to provide students with remote placement testing options for English, math, and reading testing. JJC's Testing Services team is committed to helping all current and prospective students meet their placement testing and registration needs during this unprecedented time.
In order to request an appointment to take a remote or on-campus placement test, students must complete mandatory preparation steps and submit a Virtual Placement Testing Request form. Visit Placement Testing for more information on the virtual and on-campus placement testing process, including virtual placement test preparation resources and to access the Virtual Placement Testing Request form.
Once the Virtual Placement Testing Request Form is completed, a Testing Services staff member will contact the student with additional information and scheduling procedures within 1-2 business days.
For additional information or to reach a Testing Services staff member please email testingservices@jjc.edu or call 815-280-2261 (leave a voice message for a call back). For the most up-to-date remote placement testing information please visit jjc.edu/placement.
Will not administer on-campus make-up, iCampus, or other JJC course testing for the remainder of the fall 2020 semester. We are working with all college areas to support student placement for the upcoming spring and summer semesters. Please continue to check the JJC website for updated information.
In-person certification testing services is available on a limited, appointment only basis. This will include CNA Certification testing, Prometric testing (Automotive Service Excellence), CLEP testing, and Pearson VUE testing (GED and certification). Please check the Testing Services website for updates.
Watch: COVID-19 On-Campus Safety Measures
TEAS Testing:
JJC's Testing Services team is committed to helping all students and community members meet their TEAS testing needs during this unprecedented time. To remain consistent with the college's mission of transitioning all student services online, we are excited to provide students with remote TEAS testing options for our Nursing and Allied Health programs.
ATI TEAS has partnered with Proctorio to provide a virtual testing solution for students looking to take the TEAS test remotely. The first step in preparing to take the TEAS assessment remotely is to create an ATI account. Go to www.atitesting.com.
For more information on the TEAS remote test, JJC’s Nursing and Allied Health programs, and student resources, including a student overview video and Quick Start guide, please visit the Testing Services webpage.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
Located at JJC’s Romeoville Campus, the University Center provides a local, convenient, and cost-effective option for students to complete their bachelor's and master's programs right in their own backyard.
For questions about transferring credits to JJC or guidance on a specific program you’re interested in, please fill out and submit this form.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
The TLC can assist you remotely with free online resources and tutoring sessions, including student videos for online learning success, placement test preparation and study guides, one-on-one online tutoring, and through our Smartthinking software. Please include your full name and class for which you wish to receive assistance when reaching out and await a reply with specific directions.
Virtual student services are available and encouraged, with in person services beginning Jan. 11 by appointment only.
The Veterans Resource Center (VRC) is committed to providing veterans and their families the support they need to transition from military service to the college environment.
JJC is proud to team with the Northern Illinois Food Bank to offer a place for students and community members...