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College of DuPage is where ambition meets opportunity. At COD, students join a diverse, vibrant community of learners, dreamers and doers—all committed to transforming their futures.

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Spring Session, Summer Registration

There is still time to register for the final spring session beginning on March 23.

In addition, all student registration is underway for summer.

Find a Program for You

College of DuPage offers seven degrees in over 150 areas of study.

Why Choose COD

Students are learning, working and thriving through innovative programs, dedicated faculty and a campus built for opportunity.

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Degree and Certificate Programs

22:1

Student-Faculty Ratio

80+

Student Clubs and Organizations

5

Convenient Campus Locations

 

Student Success at Work

From entrepreneurs to healthcare professionals and artists, College of DuPage alumni are thriving in careers that matter. Explore their stories and see how COD helped them succeed.

From entrepreneurs to healthcare professionals and artists, College of DuPage alumni are thriving in careers that matter. Explore their stories and see how COD helped them succeed.

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Discover College of DuPage

More than a place to earn a certificate or degree, COD connects students, professionals and community members to hands-on learning, meaningful experiences and career pathways.

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    College of DuPage offers a multitude of programs, services and arts and cultural initiatives for community members and local businesses who are seeking unique and engaging experiences.

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    Career and Technical Education (CTE) is education that directly prepares you for the world of work by providing core academic and technical job specific skills for a wide range of high-skill, high-wage and high-demand careers. Master the fundamentals of a new trade or profession or build on established skills.

  • African American female professor worthing with female nursing student and a mannequin

    Illinois’ largest community college offers a variety of academic and professional positions with both full-time and part-time openings.

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Take the Next Step

Whether you’re exploring, applying or planning your path, COD makes it easy to get started.

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