College of DuPage | Youth Education




	Frequently Asked Questions How do I register? How do I get to College of DuPage? Where are classes held? How many students are in a class? Who teaches these classes? Are classes graded? What is Tuition Assistance? To register Students must have the following information ready: • Social Security number or assigned identification number • Personal Identification Number (PIN), if using Online or Touchtone Registration. (A PIN is mailed to all first-time students for future use.) • Five-digit class code • Alternate class codes • Credit card name, number and expiration date (if choosing this payment option) Registration options include: • Operator Assisted (630) 942-2208 Monday to Thursday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Touchtone (630) 942-3555 (PIN required) • Online (PIN required) www.cod.edu/AdRegRec/Register/ • Mail or Fax Fax the registration form to (630) 942-3785 A 100 percent refund (less a $3 service fee) is given for withdrawal prior to the first day of class. If a class is canceled, a full refund is given. Parents are responsible for enrolling children in age-appropriate classes and ensuring their safe transport to and from the classroom. How do I get to College of DuPage? College of DuPage is located in Glen Ellyn at 425 Fawell Blvd. College of DuPage Maps Where are classes held? Unless specified, all classes meet on campus in Glen Ellyn. Many classes now meet in off-campus locations as well. To inquire about offering Youth Education classes in your town or school, call (630) 942-2841. College of DuPage 425 Fawell Blvd. Glen Ellyn C.O.D. Regional Center in Addison 301 S. Swift Road C.O.D. Regional Center in Naperville 1223 Rickert Drive C.O.D. Regional Center in Westmont 650 Pasquinelli Drive Hinsdale Central High School 55th and Grant Streets Hinsdale South High School 7401 Clarendon Hills Road NEW LOCATION Naperville Frontier Campus 2244 W. 95th St How many students are in a class? Most classes have a minimum of eight students and a maximum of 16, providing for personalized instruction. A range of ages is usually permitted in class when developmental level is not a factor in what is being taught. Who teaches these classes? Most instructors are Illinois certified teachers working part time for College of DuPage. Some courses are taught by artists, programmers, musicians or authors who are hired for their expertise and who enjoy teaching children. Are classes graded? Most classes do not grade students’ work. However, through projects and activities, students receive feedback on how well they are doing. Normally, required work is completed in class. Homework and grades are given in all High School Summer School and Talent Search math and English classes. What is Tuition Assistance? A limited amount of MyPal tuition assistance is available, thanks to a grant from the Northern Trust Company Charitable Trust. All assistance monies are available on a first-come, first-served basis. MyPal enables students whose families qualify for free or reduced-cost lunches in their school district to attend classes at a discounted rate. To apply, call (630) 942-2841 for materials and information. [top of page]	Youth Education Open Campus Center (OCC), Room 123 (630) 942-2208 E-mail