Below is a list of frequently ask questions related to the admission process at College of DuPage. If you still need assistance, contact Admissions and Outreach.
Do I have to make an appointment to talk to someone about starting at College of DuPage? It is not required, but we recommend that you do. Schedule a visit now. Do I need to be concerned about classes transferring to another school after I leave COD?You should always talk to the school where you are transferring. You can also refer to Transfer Information.
Can I just take one class? Yes! You can take as many or as few courses as you choose.Is it necessary to see an advisor before registering if I am a new transfer student from another university?
It is not required, but we strongly recommended that you do meet with an advisor.
What is the CAREER consortium cooperative agreement?College of DuPage is a member of the Comprehensive Agreement Regarding the Expansion of Educational Resources (CAREER), an agreement that provides expanded educational services with 38 other community colleges in Illinois.
Members of the CAREER consortium offer in-district tuition rates for select career and technical programs. Under the agreement, out-of-district students can enroll in an applied science program at College of DuPage that may not be available through their area community college.
Please visit the CAREER consortium page for details and to see a list of all the member colleges of the CAREER consortium.
If I work in district, can I pay in-district tuition?Students who reside outside the College of DuPage district but are employed full time (35+ Hours) within the district may be eligible for Special Residency Classification after submitting proof of employment.
Please visit the Residency page for more information.
Is all of DuPage County in district?No. Community College District 502 covers most of DuPage County and parts of both Cook and Will counties. Check our district map for more details.
