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SKILLS DEVELOPMENT COURSES


Skills Development Courses are for anyone interested in improving or upgrading their skills for college-level work. Courses in basic reading, English, math and study skills are available in a variety of learning formats at five Centers for Independent Learning. In addition to serving the currently-enrolled student, the Skills Development Program attracts prospective students who have a desire to attend college, but have not been in a formal learning environment since high school. These students would benefit from a "brush-up" in any one of the above-mentioned areas. Also, DuPage residents who are anticipating a job change or job advancement might need work on writing skills, math or critical reading skills to enhance their abilities. Students directly out of high school with a strong desire to succeed in college often take study skills or other developmental courses to ensure a good introduction to college-level demands. Click on any one of the titles below to learn more about the Skills Development Program that is offered through the Centers for Independent Learning.

Study Skills Seminars

Individualized Appointment-Based Courses

Study Skills Classroom Course

Skills Courses for Credit or Tuition-Waived

Reading Requirement Courses

Students With Learning Disabilities


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