The Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI) is designed to facilitate the transfer of students from one Illinois institution to another. To assist students in identifying qualifying general education core courses, appropriate course offerings listed in the following pages are designated with General Education Core areas as follows: IAI C – Communication; IAI S – Social & Behavioral Sciences; IAI H, HF – Humanities; IAI F, HF – Fine Arts; IAI M – Mathematics; IAI P, LP – Physical Sciences; IAI L, LP – Life Sciences. The Illinois Articulation Initiative/Illinois Baccalaureate Majors’ Recommendations (iTransfer Majors) describe courses typically taken by freshmen and sophomores for a specific major. These course recommendations are meant for students who are undecided about a transfer school. The recommended major courses are designated at the end of the appropriate course as follows: AG (Agriculture); BIO (Biological Science); BUS (Business); CHM (Chemistry); CS (Computer Science); CRJ (Criminal Justice); EGR (Engineering); EGL (English); HST (History); MC (Media and Communication Arts); MTH (Mathematics); PHY (Physics); PLS (Political Science); PSY (Psychology); SOC (Sociology) and TA (Theatre Arts). For more information go to www.iTransfer.org
Students planning to transfer should contact an academic advisor in Student Services by calling (815) 825-9375 or via email at advising@kish.edu.
All lecture/lab hours are based on a 16 week schedule.
Successful completion of the laboratory section of a science course depends on the knowledge gained from the lecture section. A student must be co-enrolled or have completed the lecture section of a science course to remain enrolled in the associated laboratory section.
If for any reason a student is withdrawn or withdraws from the lecture section of a course during the semester, the student will be automatically withdrawn from the co-enrolled laboratory section, no matter what the student’s grade may be in the laboratory section up to that point.
Students will not be allowed to add back the laboratory section of the course without the lecture section.
Concurrent enrollment in or successful completion of the lecture component of a lecture/laboratory science course combination is required for continued enrollment in and completion of the associated laboratory section. Student withdrawal from the lecture component of the course for any reason will automatically result in the withdrawal from the laboratory section of the associated course, regardless of the grade earned in the laboratory section up to that point. Students will not be allowed to add back the laboratory section once automatically withdrawn.
Continuing Education courses are not applicable toward Kishwaukee degree or certificate program requirements. For more information, see Baccalaureate/Transfer Programs.