Truman College Academic Program
Welcome to the Academic Program at Truman College, which offers credit classes for students wishing to earn a two-year associate degree or a career certificate. Students returning to college or those who already have a degree may also take college credit classes. Truman offers associate degrees in the arts (AA), the sciences (AS), in pre-engineering (AES), in fine arts (AFA) or in teaching (AAT), transferable to a four-year school. The associate in applied science degree (AAS) prepares you for such careers as Nursing and Biotechnology.
For the latest class offerings, search our online schedule or download a pdf of our Fall 2009 schedule.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Office of Instruction.
Registration Information for the Fall 2009 Semester!
New Students should Apply Online. Find out more about the Admissions Process, including where to take your Placement Test and New Student Orientation! International Students should contact an admissions advisor. Returning Students should meet with an advisor to confirm their class selections. For more information, call (773) 907-4000.
Admissions and Advising Hours are:
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-7:30pm
(closed Thursdays from 2:00-4:00 pm)
Friday: 8:30am-4pm
Saturday: 9am-3pm
| Academic Calendar View important dates and deadlines for the academic term. |
| Academic Policies For information such as Graudation Requirements and Class Attendance. Opens in new window. |
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Apply Online Or find out more about the admission and registration process from the Admissions Department. |
| Blackboard Online resource area for many of your classes. |
| Book Lists View the books you need for class. You can buy your books at Beck's Bookstore at 4520 W. Broadway. |
| Center for Undergraduate Research and the Advancement of Technological Education (CURATE) Join the Center for Undergraduate Research and the Advancement of Technological Education (CURATE) for the opportunity to receive hands-on training in research, scientific writing and presentations; attend regional and national science meetings; and meet with scientists and visit laboratories at four-year institutions and in industry. |
| FAQs Commonly asked questions for new and existing students alike. |
| Faculty Web Pages (Disclaimer) |
| Financial Aid Help with financing your education |
| My.CCC.edu Search the course schedule, register and pay for classes, check your financial aid, and more. |
| Office of Instruction Problem with a grade? Need to get into a class that's listed as full or add a class after the deadline?Contact the Office of Instruction. |
| Programs of Study View a list of academic degree programs and career certificates offered at Truman College. |
| Register for Classes at my.ccc.edu |
| Scholarships As a Truman Student, you may be eligible for a scholarship. For more information, contact Financial Aid. |
| Transcripts Requests can be made in writing or in person. |
| Teacher Education Information that may help you make your decision to choose a rewarding career as a teacher in Elementary, Secondary or Early Childhood Education. Included are links to other sites related to teaching as a career. |
| Transfer Students If you're planning on transferring to a 4-year institution, be sure to check out the Transfer Center. Also, to make sure you've met all the requirements. Contact a College Advisor. |
| Truman Scholars Program Truman College is now offering an honors program, entitled the Harry S. Truman Scholars Program. The goal of the this program is to offer students learning experiences that will develop their intellectual growth through academic activities and to build a relationship with a Truman Scholar Faculty member. Students with a 3.0 grade point average or higher are nominated by a Truman Scholar Faculty in the beginning of the Fall Semester to collaboratively design and complete a project, which will serve as a capstone experience near the end of her or his academic experience at Truman College. For more information, contact Jocelyn Ladner, Associate Dean of Instruction, at (773) 907-4044. |
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| Faculty Web Site Disclaimer: Faculty are encouraged to develop their own websites. Truman College respects the creative expression of our faculty. The author of each faculty web site is responsible for the content of their pages and for ensuring that proper permissions have been obtained to use graphics images and other materials. Any concerns about content should be expressed to the web site author. If these concerns are not addressed then the Office of Instruction may also be contacted. |
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