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Taking a Dual Credit Class and Don't know where to Start???
Taking a Dual Credit Class and Don't know where to Start???
New to ICC? Here are some tips to get you started with technology as a first-time student.
Your @lab.icc.edu address is used for official college email, including your tuition bill. You must check this email account.
Keep your passwords in a safe place.
To get Office 365 for free, visit Office 365 Education. Select that you are a student and use your ICC student email address.
Check your MyICC dashboard for important tasks and to-dos.
User ID
User ID
Use your User ID for MyICC, Canvas, and email. Find Your User ID:
Go to MyICC and click on the MyICC login tile.
Select Find User ID/Username
Complete the prompts to find your User ID.
ICC Student Email
ICC Student Email
Sign in to Your ICC Student Email Account.
Go to MyICC and select the Student Email tile. ICC student email is available through the Gmail app. While logged in to your student email account, you have access to other Google applications. These allow you to do things like create documents and save files online.
The password should be ICC followed by the last 5 digits of your social security number if this is your first time logging in. You will be prompted to change your password.
MyICC
MyICC
Log in to MyICC to check your contact information, enroll/drop classes, check due dates, pay online, view your schedule, and view your grades.
Go to MyICC, select the MyICC login tile, and enter your Username and the password you received in your ICC email account. We don’t recommend you change your password through the MyICC site. For assistance, contact the Help Desk at (309) 694-5457.
Need Help? To better assist you, when calling the Help Desk, provide your username or student ID number and state the issue you are having. Students can request for password changes. Call the Help Desk at (309) 694-5457.
ICC Canvas-- MUST access through MyICC portal on DHS Chromebook
ICC Canvas-- MUST access through MyICC portal on DHS Chromebook
Log in to Canvas. Canvas is the online learning management system. Instructors may use Canvas for syllabi, course materials, and/or an online gradebook. Use Chrome or Firefox for the best experience.
Go to MyICC, select the Canvas tile, enter your username and password.
The password for Canvas is ICC (all caps) + last five digits of your social security number.
ICC - Illinois Central College
All students should complete an application with ICC before testing for placement.
To apply to ICC, go to:
https://icc.edu/apply
EARLY COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES
Illinois Central College and Dunlap High School offer opportunities for students to earn college credit and high school credit. For more information about transferability, financial aid, or college success please review Early College at ICC- Credits with a Purpose. The following two pages outline the dual credit opportunities for Dunlap High School students. It is recommended that students reach out to:
an ICC advisor, and
an admissions advisor of the college/university they will be attending
This will ensure courses will transfer for the students chosen program of study. Please see the ICC Advisement: Programs of Study and Resources document for more information about advisors at ICC.
ICC DUAL CREDIT TAUGHT AT DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL
Illinois Central College and Dunlap High School are offering the following courses so that students have the opportunity to earn college credit while taking advanced high school classes. Students must meet ICC requirements to be enrolled in these classes. If a student decides to take a course for dual credit, tuition for the course will be due to DHS once the course has started. Even if a student decides not to take a course for dual credit, they are still responsible for purchasing their textbooks for the course. Tuition for these courses is set by ICC and is subject to change, but are significantly discounted when hosted at DHS .**There are no fees associated with these courses for students that are eligible for free or reduced lunch if courses are taken at DHS.
Course # Course Name DHS Credit ICC Credit Offered to
ENGL 110 Composition I ½ 3 11(2nd sem.), 12
ENGL 111 Composition II ½ 3 12
BIOL 111 Concepts in Biology ½ 4 11, 12
BIOL 140 Human Anatomy&Physiology ½ 4 11, 12
ICC ONLINE DUAL CREDIT CLASSES
In collaboration with ICC, DHS offers ten (10) online dual credit classes during the Fall and Spring semesters. The availability of these courses is subject to change, as determined by ICC. They are college-level courses that are only available to high school junior or senior students, and the students will earn college credit and high school credit. Students do not have the option to take these online classes for high school credit only; therefore, payment will be required. These classes are semester long and the students will need to purchase their own textbooks. Tuition for these courses is set by ICC and is subject to change, but are significantly discounted when registration occurs through the high school.
Course # Course Name DHS Credit ICC Credit Offered To
ENGL 110 Composition I ½ 3 11(2nd sem.), 12
ENGL 111 Composition II ½ 3 12
PSY 110 Introduction to Psychology ½ 3 11, 12
SOC 110 An Introduction to Sociology ½ 3 11, 12
BUS 110 Introduction to Business ½ 3 11, 12
HLTH121 Medical Terminology ½ 2 11, 12
ART 110 Art Appreciation ½ 3 11, 12
MATH 110 Concepts of Mathematics ½ 3 11, 12
MATH 111 General Education Statistics ½ 3 11, 12
COMM 110 Introduction to Communication ½ 3 11, 12
STRONG START AND D2 PROGRAMS
Dunlalp Strong Start Flyer (1).pdfDunlalp D2 Flyer (1).pdfADDITIONAL DUAL CREDIT OPTIONS
During the 2021-2022 school year, high school learners who are able to be accepted into ICC may, at their own cost, take an ICC course or courses that may count for DHS High school graduation requirement(s).Additional college classes (at ICC and other institutions) can be taken for dual credit with prior approval from your high school counselor. The student will be responsible for filling out the Dunlap High School Dual Credit Confirmation Form. Classes that are listed on the IAI (Illinois Articulation Initiative) general education class list and which coincide with a high school graduation requirement will be accepted as satisfying a high school requirement including core course requirements. All financial responsibilities including, but not limited to, transportation, course tuition, fees, enrollment, application, and materials are placed upon the student seeking approval.
Upon completion of the class, the student must provide their counselor with an official transcript from the post-secondary institution.
Additionally, CTE Courses and programs that can be found at ICC.org will count for high school elective credit. Also, non IAI classes offered at community colleges may count as a high school elective credit if approved by the high school counselor, by completing the Dunlap High School Dual Credit Confirmation Form.
Will Your ICC Credits Transfer? Do your research on transferology!
https://www.transferology.com/
Students taking dual credit courses (whether for credit or not) are responsible for purchasing their own textbooks. Below is a list of options that students can use to purchase their textbooks:
ICC Bookstore: http://bookstore.icc.edu/
Book Renter Website: http://www.bookrenter.com/
Ebay Textbooks: http://www.half.ebay.com/
Amazon Textbooks: http://www.amazon.com/New-Used-Textbooks-Books/b?node=465600
Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/u/used-textbooks/379002519/
Chegg (Textbook Rental): http://www.chegg.com/
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