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Application Fees

$25
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Special Factors

AP Acceptance: Yes
Credit for Life Experience: Yes

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Contact Info

Address:
1600 E Golf Rd. Des Plaines, IL 60016-1268
Phone: (847) 635-1600
General Site: www.oakton.edu
Admissions: www.oakton.edu/admiss/index.htm
Application: www.oakton.edu/admission/applying/index.php

Reviews

Student Responses to Review Topic: Tips for Prospective Students
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  • Fabian from Evanston, IL
  • Dec-20-2012 I am a current student here

    Don't be afraid to get involved with oakton students/staff! Talk to your teachers, they are humans like everyone else and at Oakton they are way more down to earth!

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  • Catherine from Chicago, IL
  • Nov-28-2012 I am a current student here

    Do not take it easy due to the fact that OCC is a Junior College. Make sure you are in control of your finances. Get to know people in your class.

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  • Chloe from Evanston, IL
  • Sep-03-2012 I am a current student here

    Oakton hires students, and not always the brightest ones. If you get info from one person about financial aid or registration issues, follow up! Double check everything! This is your education. Take control from the start.

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  • Polina from Niles, IL
  • Aug-29-2012 I am a past student here

    Know where you're transferring after. If you don't know yet, do not take specialized classes because they most likely will prove unnecessary to your future university. The good news? There's PLENTY of gen eds to choose from!

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