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If you have received your acceptance letter to Parkland College, here are some of the next steps.
College is more than classes. It's where you learn to become a leader, find new perspectives, and discover things about yourself. We offer 25+ clubs and organizations that help you do just that.
Your college experience can be anything you would like it to be, so don't be afraid to dream big. One way to do that is to study in a foreign country and really learn what other cultures are like.
Parkland's Center for Academic Success in Room D120 is the one-stop learning assistance center for students. We provide peer-tutoring, a writing lab staffed by English faculty, study skills training, and other services.
We will soon send you email about how to set up your Parkland College student accounts. E-tools is a great place to start if you need more help with that process.
Looking for help to pay for classes? Visit Financial Aid for information on grants and scholarships.
A degree-seeking student must have recent assessment scores in math, English, and reading before registering for classes. There are multiple ways to obtain placement. Parkland placement tests, ACT/SAT scores, high school courses and GPA, and previous college work can all be used. ACT/SAT scores as well as high school and college transcripts should all be submitted to Admissions and Records at Admissions@parkland.edu. To determine what testing you will need, please contact the Assessment Center. Until further notice, all placement testing has been moved online and can be completed remotely.
If accommodations are needed:
If you have been diagnosed with a disability and would like testing accommodations, please let us know so we may assist you through Accessibility Services.
If you are a degree-seeking student and haven't completed 30 hours of college-level work at Parkland, you will need to meet with an academic advisor. For summer and fall 2020 enrollment, students will work online with their academic advisor to up their schedule at Advising.
If you are a non-degree seeking student and would like help with registration, please email registration@parkland.edu. Registration information can be found here.
All new degree-seeking students with less than 15 hours of college-level work will complete an orientation prior to the start of the semester. More information will be sent to you at a later date with instructions on how to complete the orientation.
View tuition deadlines here. If necessary, you may pay by installments through our tuition payment plan.
Here is some other information you may need before starting at Parkland: • Find housing options in the Champaign area: Student Life. • Take a look at the books you will need: Bookstore.• Get your Student ID made: ID Station.• Check out resources at the Parkland Library.• Need tutoring services? Visit the Center for Academic Success.
Ready to apply? Whether you’re a first-time student, took a few years off, or are transferring from another school, your future starts here.
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Get to know us. Tour the campus, get your questions answered, and meet one-on-one with an admissions advisor.