Joliet Junior College Joliet, IL
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| Address: | 1215 Houbolt Rd Joliet, IL 60431-8938 |
| Phone: | (815) 729-9020 |
| General Site: | www.jjc.edu |
| Admissions: | www.jjc.edu/admissions/Pages/default.aspx |
| Application: | www.jjc.edu/admissions/Pages/apply-now.aspx |
Joliet Junior College
- Located in Joliet, IL
- Public
- 15,676 students enrolled
- - admitted
- $7,475 annual cost to attend
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Student Responses to Review Topic: Tips for Prospective Students
- Jasmine from Bolingbrook, IL
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May-21-2013
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a current student here
Go in prepared to work. Go in with an agenda.
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- Tom R from Joliet
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May-03-2013
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a current student here
Plan ahead and register early. Review your professors prior to registering.
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- Rhiann from Crest Hill, IL
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Feb-20-2013
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Register early. Use the services. Manage time.
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- Ashley from Elwood, IL
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Feb-01-2013
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a current student here
Always check your student email. Pay attention in class. Be sure to participate in class.
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- Jaclyn from Frankfort, IL
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Jan-27-2013
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Even some of your credits from high school can count as a college credit at Joliet Junior College, depending on the class. Going to a community college saves you a lot of money in the long run, and it gets your general education classes out of the way. There are also counselors to help you decided on a major if you are confused or indecisive.
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