Prospective students are invited to an Explore KCC Day at Kankakee Community College on Tuesday, Nov. 11.
The session begins at noon.
Participants will learn about KCC’s academic programs, whether they are still exploring options or already have a career path in mind. There will be tours of various academic spaces, along with information about support services, financial aid, and the enrollment process.
To learn more and register, go to visit.kcc.edu. KCC’s campus is at 100 College Drive, Kankakee.
KCC serves more than 3,500 students each year with award-winning, accredited programs that lead to associate degrees, certificates, and transfer opportunities to four-year universities. With guidance from local business and industry, KCC’s career programs prepare students for today’s workforce. The college also offers continuing education, certification training, job fairs, literacy, English as a Second Language, and GED preparation. With over 56 areas of study, KCC is the region’s trusted choice for affordable education and career advancement.
Cheer with us this season at the United Center! Join KCC for a legendary group outing with the Chicago Bulls on Saturday, January 3. Tickets are available for purchase until December 7 here.
Share the excitement of Bulls vs. Charlotte Hornets at 7 pm. Bring your friends, family, and KCC pride for a night of action, energy and fun!
Photo credits: Fredrick Lee (Michael Jordan statue) and Abhay siby Mathew (jerseys).
The Summer 2025 Practical Nursing graduate class achieved a 100% first-time pass rate on the NCLEX exam.
It marks the third consecutive year of this outstanding achievement!
Congratulations to the dedicated students and exceptional faculty of this program for their hard work and commitment to excellence.Article image stethoscope photo from Pexels: Karola G..
Members of the Psychology Club, Veterans' Association, and Criminal Justice Club volunteered on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Walk Out of Darkness.
The event brought more than 300 participants to the KCC Riverfront Campus to remember loved ones, support one another, and raise awareness for mental health and suicide prevention.
About the photos: Pictured: A group walks at the event Oct. 4. Also, KCC faculty members (left-right) Melvina Calvin-Edwards, Ed.D. (Criminal Justice Club advisor); Cari Stevenson, Ph.D. (Psychology Club advisor); and Keith Stevenson (Veterans' Association advisor).
