Student Life and Support Services

Did you know that College of DuPage has an Honors Program? Outstanding high school students are increasingly choosing to pursue the first two years of their college education in the Honors Program and frequently transfer to highly selective four-year colleges and universities, including Duke, University of California at Berkeley, University of Chicago, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Cornell, Penn State and University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign, to name a few. Honors courses are enriched, not accelerated in the same sense that high school advanced placement courses are, giving a student the opportunity to experience course material in greater depth. Honors Scholars are eligible for an in-district tuition waiver for Honors courses.

Everyone needs a little help now and then. We offer many student services to help you succeed. From math, speech and writing assistance areas to tutoring services to Special Student Services for students with disabilities, a variety of sources are waiting to assist you.

Are you wondering if life at College of DuPage is more than just books and classes? It definitely is! C.O.D. offers a full array of clubs, organizations, sports and other activities to enhance and balance your life. Check out the Student Activities website for a full listing of what we offer.

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	Did you know that College of DuPage has an Honors Program? Outstanding high school students are increasingly choosing to pursue the first two years of their college education in the Honors Program and frequently transfer to highly selective four-year colleges and universities, including Duke, University of California at Berkeley, University of Chicago, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Cornell, Penn State and University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign, to name a few. Honors courses are enriched, not accelerated in the same sense that high school advanced placement courses are, giving a student the opportunity to experience course material in greater depth. Honors Scholars are eligible for an in-district tuition waiver for Honors courses. Everyone needs a little help now and then. We offer many student services to help you succeed. From math, speech and writing assistance areas to tutoring services to Special Student Services for students with disabilities, a variety of sources are waiting to assist you. Are you wondering if life at College of DuPage is more than just books and classes? It definitely is! C.O.D. offers a full array of clubs, organizations, sports and other activities to enhance and balance your life. Check out the Student Activities website for a full listing of what we offer. Back to Admissions Home