Waubonsee Community College

Spread over more than 600 square miles is the Sugar Grove's Waubonsee Community College. The two year public community college aims at providing a quality higher education to the locals because it is the philosophy of the college that education is of prime importance in any democratic society. The college was founded in 1966 and has three campuses in the State of Illinois. The college also serves around twelve local public schools like Sugar Grove, Somonauk, Plano, Elburn, Big Rock, Maple Park, Yorkville, North Aurora and many others as well.
After thirty five years of existence, the college has had the privilege of teaching over two thousand students. What has helped greatly in achieving such a huge number of students is the extension site program. The college offers college credit courses along with seminars and lectures at somewhat forty sites. Some of these programs have contributed greatly in polishing the skills of the learners. They offer over a thousand credit courses on the campus like Business and Information, Social Science and Education, Technology, Mathematics and Physical Sciences, Communications and Library Services, Humanities, Fine Arts and Languages, Health and Life Sciences and many more. Some of the offered programs play an important role in preparing the learners for four year colleges.

Waubonsee Community College welcomes learners of all ages and backgrounds. If you are more than 18 years old and have graduated from a high school, you can get admission in the college. If you have not, then you can present a GED certificate or take the test. If you fulfill this basic criterion then the rest is simple enough. You can either apply for admission online or you can mail in your credentials. You can also reach them via fax. The simplest and the most commonly adopted way is showing up on one of the campuses and seeking help with regards to the courses offered and the whole admission process offered at Waubonsee Community College.