Summer Classes
- Summer classes begin:
- Session I: May 23 (6-week session)
- Session II: June 6 (8-week session)
- Session III: July 5 (6-week session)
Plan for Fall Classes
Fall classes begin Monday, Aug. 22. Fall flex start classes begin Sept. 6, Sept. 19 and Oct. 17.
Financial Support
- American Rescue Act (ARP) Funds (HEERF III grants)
- No additional application required as long as you have submitted your FAFSA JJC. Eligible students will automatically be considered for funding. Read more about eligibility in our FAQs.
- COVID-19 Student Relief Fund Application - Spring 2022
- Students who are not eligible to receive ARP funds can apply for financial assistance through our relief fund. Apply now.
- JJC Eats (Free Food Everyday for All Students)
- Every student can get two free meals everyday at JJC Food Services on Main Campus. Students can claim their meal tickets at these locations:
- A-Building:Between Advising & Testing Centers; in Library; by the bathrooms/lower level cafeteria
- B/C Buildings: Junction between buildings
- D-Building: OSA Office
- Bridge: Near H-1016
- J-Building: Old outpost cafe location
- S-Building: Near the jjc purple cow
- T-Building: Across from vending machines
- U-Building: By the roll-up fire door that connects to T-Building
- Every student can get two free meals everyday at JJC Food Services on Main Campus. Students can claim their meal tickets at these locations:
- Laptop Borrowing
- Eligible students in need of technology can apply now to borrow a laptop from JJC.
- Student Emergency Funds
- Life comes with many challenges, and unexpected emergencies happen. JJC offers Student Emergency Funds to those students in need of tuition, food, travel, technology assistance due to an emergency situation.
- JJC Scholarships
- Students can apply for Spring 2023 scholarships from Oct. 5 to Nov. 30. Learn more about scholarships.
- Payment Plans
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Our interest-free monthly payment plan option is available to all students. Learn more about payment plans.
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- CCAMPIS Grant
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Eligible students who are parents can get financial assistance for child care.
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- Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Funds
- Call (815) 280-1526 (Will County) or (815) 942-0566 (Grundy County) to see if you're eligible or to learn how to apply for funds.
- WIOA provides career scholarships for tuition and books for those who are:
- underpaid, under-trained or have been laid off
- are unemployed or re-entering the workforce
- are between the ages of 18-24 in need of education or training beyond high school
- Financial Aid
- 2021-2022 FAFSA: Apply for financial aid. JJC's federal school code is 001699.
- Alternative Application for Illinois Financial Aid (RISE Act): This alternative application is open to undocumented Illinois residents.
- Special Circumstances Income Adjustment form: If you or your parent(s) had a significant reduction in household income due to job loss, death or divorce in the past two years, contact the Financial Aid Office at (815) 280-2528 to discuss if you are eligible for the Special Circumstances Income Adjustment appeal form.
- Questions? Email finaid@jjc.edu.
- Veterans Assistance
- There are several tuition assistance programs available for veterans.
- Student Employment
- Earn money for your education as a student employee. JJC can help you find on-campus or off-campus positions that will work around your class schedule. Learn how to become a student employee or contact our coordinator at studentemployment@jjc.edu or (815) 280-2504.