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After applying to JJC, all students* should visit our Admitted Students page to learn about next steps (such as submitting high school transcripts, placement testing, student orientation, advising and more).
*with the exception of dual credit students
Upon acceptance into Joliet Junior College (JJC) and after the creation of your new student account, JJC will send an email to the personal email address you provided in your application, containing your new JJC email address.
Refer to the New Account Setup page for instructions on ID lookup and password setting.
Students will need their username and password to log in to MyJJC. MyJJC is a one-stop-shop for access to important information like a student's class schedule, financial aid, deadlines and more.
JJC offers 100+ areas of study and 180+ degree and certificate programs. Our programs are organized into pathways (or career clusters) to make it easier for undecided students to choose the best major for them. Students can also check out our areas of study by major.
JJC's nine pathways organize majors into easy-to-understand career clusters. They include:
Video: Learn more about Pathways
Undecided students can meet with a JJC career advisor or pathway coach to learn about which majors would be a good fit for them. This service is free to all JJC students. Contact the Career Services Center at careers@jjc.edu or (815) 280-2756 to learn more or to set up an appointment.
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the following career fields, all available for students to study at JJC, will see a substantial increase in positions in the next ten years.*
*Many JJC programs lead to in-demand careers - not just the ones listed here. View our A-Z program index.
Advisors help students choose classes for their major. They also help students select the right classes for transfer to a four-year school.
Students never have to worry about falling behind in class. They can choose to meet with a peer or professional tutor anytime during the semester at no cost.
Student mental health is a huge priority. JJC offers mental health counseling services and workshops for students, completely free.
JJC's online classes take place on the platform iCampus, powered by Canvas.
The JJC Library offers computers, study rooms, expert librarians and more for students and the community.
The Center for Multicultural Access & Success (CMAS) helps underrepresented students become successful in college through advising, workshops, special programs and more.
From accommodations to coaching and assistive technology, JJC offers a supportive environment for students with disabilities. JJC's Disability Services Office is ready to help all students seeking its services.
In addition to helping undecided students choose a major, the Career Services Center can help students seek out internships, find jobs on and off campus and more.
JJC's University Center can help students discover transfer agreements with four-year schools with extra added benefits, such as 3+1 programs that offer three years at JJC and only one year at a four-year school.
JJC offers more than 30 student clubs. There's a club for almost every interest - from the Social Justice Club to the JJC Blazer (student newspaper) and Student Government.
Leadership Opportunities
Are your students interested in adding leadership experience to their resume? JJC's Office of Student Activities offers several opportunities.
Learn More about Clubs and Leadership Opportunities
Men's Sports
Baseball, basketball, cross country, soccer, wrestling, cheerleading
Women's Sports
Softball, basketball, volleyball, cross country, soccer, cheerleading
Virtual Tour
Explore our campus virtually. Learn about our unique classrooms, state-of-the art labs, academic programs, services and more.
Virtual Experiences
Learn how to become a student through quick, at-a-glance videos.
Discover JJC Open House
JJC hosts two open house events each year, typically in the fall and spring.
Admissions Information Sessions
While we're not offering on-campus admissions information sessions right now due to the pandemic, you can still watch our virtual session below.
View Virtual Admissions Information Session
Campus Tours
Due to the pandemic, JJC is not scheduling on-campus tours right now. Questions? Email admissions@jjc.edu or call (815) 280-2562.
Did you know that JJC has its very own blog? From helpful tips and tricks to fast facts and more, our blog is a great way for prospective students to get a feel for our campus.
Students can set up a one-on-one meeting with an admissions representative to learn more about our college. Virtual and in person appointments available.
Thinking about becoming an Honors Student? There are several benefits, including:
Dual credit classes are as demanding as a typical college course. Placement testing may be required. Students should first speak with high school counselor to see if dual credit classes are right for them.
JJC Dual Credit Student Application
Students age 17 or younger can become early entry students and take college classes at JJC. Placement testing may be required. It's possible that JJC may request to interview an applicant for the Early Entry Program.
Students must complete the following steps no later than 14 days before the first day of the semester.
Early Entry Enrollment Form (PDF)
JJC Application
Visit our Admitted Students page and follow all of the steps.
Students must meet at least one of these requirements.
These programs require a second application. Contact JJC to learn more.
Visit our Admitted Students page and follow all of the steps.
JJC's interest-free monthly payment plan is available to all students. Advantages include:
Students who want to make monthly payments need to make sure that they enroll early.
Learn More About Our Payment Plan
Contact our Student Accounts & Payments Office. Call (815) 280-6688.
High school students intending to go to JJC can apply for many JJC scholarships. Awards can range from $200 to $1,000 each.
Fall Semester
For scholarships awarded in the fall, students must apply between Feb. 1 and May 1.
Spring Semester
For scholarships awarded in the spring, students must apply between Oct. 15 and Nov. 30.
Video: How to Apply for Scholarships
If you are an undocumented student, please call (815) 280-2829 for information about scholarships.
Any student's first step should be to complete the FAFSA at FAFSA.gov.
Not sure where to start? JJC's Financial Aid Office can help you complete the FAFSA, navigate the financial aid process and more. Virtual appointments are available. Please call (815) 280-2528 to schedule an appointment.
At JJC, you can save more than $20K over the course of two years compared to a four-year school.
If you or one of your students has specific questions about JJC, contact one of our recruitment specialists.
Rosa Salazar, Student Recruitment Coordinator
Phone: 815.280.2562
Email: rsalazar@jjc.edu
Language: Spanish & English
Primary High Schools: Joliet Central, Joliet West, Gardner South Wilmington, Wilmington, and Peotone
Elizabeth Wagner, Recruitment Specialist
Phone: 815.280.2355
Email: elizabeth.wagner@jjc.edu
Primary High Schools: Coal City, Gardner South Wilmington, JCA, Lemont, Minooka, Newark, Peotone, Plainfield East, Providence, Dwight, Reed Custer and Wilmington
Ava Thommen, Recruitment Specialist
Phone: 815.280.2863
Email: athommen@jjc.edu
Primary High Schools: Bolingbrook, Lincoln Way Central, Lincoln Way East, Lincoln Way West, Lockport, Plainfield North, Plainfield South, Plainfield Central, Romeoville, Seneca