Prairie State College District 515

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202 S Halsted St
Chicago Heights, IL 60411

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(708) 709-3500
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Prairie State College District 515 - Chicago Heights, IL
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I really like this college. So, far, I've taken one class here, but I like what I see. The building is well kept. Everything is clean and beautiful. They also have a really ni...

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summer school 4/8/2006

I took a summer class here and the process of enrolling was fairly easy. The office help wasn't exactly all that helpful, but I was able to navigate my way through. The building was kept up nicely and my teacher was excellent. My experience is not representative for a full-time student because I only took one summer class there, and I would recommend other students do the same because it's a lot cheaper than a 4 year University and the quality of the class was great. more
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  • Prairie State College is a fully accredited comprehensive community college located in Chicago Heights, Illinois. We are dedicated to student centered instruction that fosters success in adult transfer and workforce education. We offer associate degress that transfer to four year colleges and universities certificates that provide training for immediate employment and adult education classes include GED and ESL.

    Our Mission and Core Values
    Our Mission
    Prairie State College is a richly diverse community college dedicated to student-centered instruction that fosters success in adult, transfer and workforce education.

    As a publicly supported, comprehensive community college of Illinois governed by a local Board of Trustees and mandated to promote and provide educational opportunities to meet the particular educational needs of its district residents Prairie State College provides the following:

    University-Parallel Education:
    Programs and coursework for the freshman and sophomore years of an undergraduate education for students who plan to continue studies toward the baccalaureate or pursue general studies in the liberal arts and sciences;

    College-Level Technical, Occupational and Vocational Education:
    Programs and coursework for students who plan to prepare for entry into employment or upgrade their career, professional skills, and work performance;

    Adult General and Basic Education:
    Courses and services for adults who desire to complete a high school equivalency examination or improve their adult basic education and literacy skills;

    Developmental Educational Studies:
    Courses and services for adults who are in need to further development of academic and basic skills preparation for acceptance into a curriculum and to succeed in college programs;

    Special Training and Economic Development Education:
    Courses and services of a specific nature where employment opportunities are available and in cooperation with employers and economic development agencies; and

    Community Development:
    Activities, services and special projects in response to cultural and educational needs and interests and for the expansion, enrichment and development of the communities served.

    Our Core Values
    Teaching and Learning
    Community
    Diversity
    Excellence
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  • Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm
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