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Choosing to attend college is a big decision, and it’s no surprise that cost is a key concern for many students. When you ask, “Can I afford this?” we want you to know the answer is “Yes!”, thanks to low tuition, convenient payment plans, financial aid, and scholarships.
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Completing classes can take less time than you think. Most traditional semesters last 16 weeks, but you might not be able to make that fit into your schedule. Don't worry, you have other options in the form of our accelerated courses, with classroom and online offerings that meet for just 8 or 12 weeks.
If you have a passionate interest in the experience of LatinX people in the U.S. and Latin American heritage–history, culture, and contemporary issues–check out our LatinX Studies Pathway.
The courses that make up this pathway prepare students who may want to pursue a major or minor in Latin American and LatinX studies upon transferring to a four-year institution.
College Night is Monday, October 7 from 6 to 8 p.m.
- Meet with over 100 public and private colleges and universities
- Attend sessions to learn more about choosing a major, applying for financial aid or planning your transfer.
- Faculty and deans from all of Waubonsee's academic divisions will be there to answer program questions.
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I do feel like my education at Waubonsee has benefited my job here at EN Engineering. Michael Chinn
Little did I know that it [Waubonsee] would open my eyes to an exciting career and spark such personal growth within me.
“I wanted to do something positive. I wanted to give back.”
Personal success is being able to look in the mirror and be satisfied with the person that you are....
If you organize yourself and manage your time, you can do well here. College is fun. There is so much diversity here. Professors are interested in your learning and the advisors are great.
I went back to my roots, completely inspired by my experience in Professor Voorhees’ class.
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