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Kankakee Community College's occupational programs in the business, health and technology areas offer students educational and technological opportunities in a wide variety of fields. The programs provide career preparation, job retraining, and skills upgrading.
Students enrolled in the occupational programs may study for an Associate in Applied Science degree which requires a minimum of 60 credit hours and a maximum of 71 credit hours, depending on the particular field of study; an advanced certificate of 30 to 50 credit hours; and a certificate of completion which requires satisfactory completion of a series of courses.
To receive an Associate in Applied Science degree (AAS) a student must successfully complete a minimum of 15 credit hours of general education courses. Six credit hours must be taken from the communication area. Nine credit hours also must be taken from the humanities, math/science or social and behavioral science areas (or any combination thereof). These requirements are included in the curriculum and/or are indicated by "ELECTIVE" where a general education course must be taken. See general education courses for Associate in Applied Science and certificate students.
Following are links to fields of occupational study offered at KCC. On every page, listed under the name of the curriculum are the required course selections (and their credit hour values) for satisfactory completion of the curriculum.
Exceptions to all certificate and degree requirements must be approved by petitioning the Graduate Review Committee.
Due to curriculum revisions, state agency or accrediting agency changes or other factors beyond the college's control, the curricula shown may have been modified after this catalog was printed. Pease check with the Department of Student Services for the most current curriculum outlines.
KCC students may also enroll in curricula offered at other Illinois community colleges that are not available at KCC. See Cooperative Programs.
Business and Information Technology
General Studies
Health Careers
Human and Public Service
Industry and Technology
Can't find the program you want? Send a note to an academic adviser, or learn more about cooperative programs
Contact Information
Dennis Sorensen
Dean of Instruction
(815) 802-8360
mailto:dsorensen@kcc.eduHow
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