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The College publishes an academic schedule based on data informed student need. Student Success Advisors and faculty advisors advise students on enrolling in courses designed to meet the student’s academic plan to completion. Communication between Student Success and Academic Affairs divisions is the most critical component in effectively meeting student needs during the enrollment process. A joint meeting between the two divisions (the Academic Leadership Team, “ALT”) is held prior to each

This document defines the available computing equipment allowed for use at Illinois Central College. This standard sets guidelines for Network and Desktop Services to support the Illinois Central College faculty and staff.

To define guidelines and requirements for obtaining a college-owned mobile device or receiving a stipend for college-related business use on a personal device. College-owned devices, such as phones, smartphones, tablets, and wireless hotspots, may be allocated to employees when their communication needs cannot be met through other available college resources.

Basic navigation of the ICC HUB service portal.

Sign in to your ICC email (GMAIL)

Students have access to the full suite of Google Apps through their student email account (@lab.icc.edu). Learn how to access them.

Find the recommended minimum student technology standards.

Find information about printing on campus.

Do you need to take an exam or quiz outside of class time? Your instructor can make arrangements for you to take your test or quiz under the watchful eye of our Testing Center staff.

This article walks you through how to clear the cache in all of the major browsers (as of late 2022.)

Find residency requirements and inter-district agreements, revised May 2025.

New Employees should follow these steps to claim and set up their Network Account.

Read about MyICC eForms Workcenter. Includes definitions, navigation tips, and submission information.

Learn how to enable Wi-Fi calling on campus.

Employees are required to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) when signing in to Microsoft 365 applications from off-campus locations. Learn how to set up your MFA.