My Recently Visited Services
Use this service to request support for classroom or computer lab technology, including A/V technology.
Having trouble with campus technology or access to College systems? Let us help - submit a Technology Service request.
Students who meet the qualifications criteria for the Honors Program are invited to apply for one of the 50 tuition waivers available, which are granted on a competitive basis through an application process.
Students can connect with the ICC Benefits Navigator to discover support resources on campus and in the community.
Start the residency questionnaire to determine or update your residency status.
The Student Emergency Fund offers one-time financial assistance to enrolled students facing unexpected emergencies. It helps cover urgent expenses like medical bills, car repairs, or housing issues, with payments made directly to service providers. Students must be currently enrolled, demonstrate financial need, and have exhausted other aid options.
Schedule an advising appointment in MyICC.
Are you a student and a parent? Find resources to help you navigate going to school while providing for your family.
Take care of your mental health with Headspace. Free for students. Headspace is your guide to mindfulness.
Students can find information about the Peer Support Program and schedule an appointment.
Register in our patient portal and make an appointment for counseling services.
Access free 50-minute teletherapy sessions with licensed counselors on your smart device, courtesy of ICC Counseling.
Interested in starting a new student club or organization? Learn how to get started.
Find the General Membership Roster form for student organizations.
Declare your candidacy for Student Government Elections. Review the Election Packet and submit your candidacy.
Use this form to request funds for an event or submit a reimbursement request for your registered student club or organization.
Registered student organizations and clubs can use this service to update their leadership roster and meeting information.
The Illinois Central College Upward Bound program is a TRIO college preparation program funded by the United States Department of Education. The mission of Upward Bound is to motivate and support first-generation, low-income high school students in pursuit of a college degree.
Start your enrollment verification request in MyICC.
Illinois Central College participates in the Comprehensive Agreement Regarding the Expansion of Education Resources (CAREER). This agreement expands the career and technical education programs offered to students within District 514, as well as provides our programs to Illinois students from outside District 514.