Graduation Requirements:
At Illinois College, education in the liberal arts means “education for life.” A liberal arts education transcends the current moment, the local environment and the next job. It fosters open-mindedness and respect for different values, and prepares students for a life of responsible civic engagement. Liberal arts students think critically and independently, communicate ideas effectively, and learn to distinguish the good, the beautiful, and the true.
With those objectives in mind, students graduating with a degree from Illinois College must:
The responsibility for meeting all requirements for graduation rests with the student. Students are expected to attend convocations every semester and to complete many of the General Education requirements by the end of the Sophomore year. Each student may check with their advisor and the Registrar to track satisfactory completion of these requirements; convocation progress appears in the online transcript.
Students must complete all graduation requirements as stated in a single edition of the college catalog. Students normally fulfill the requirements set forth in the edition of the catalog in effect at the time they first enter the College, but they may elect to fulfill the requirements in any subsequent annual catalog in effect during the time of their attendance at Illinois College by submitting their request in writing to the Registrar. Students readmitted after an absence of four or more consecutive semesters must fulfill all graduation requirements according to a catalog in effect after they re-enroll.


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1101 W. College Ave.
Jacksonville, IL 62650-2299
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Jeanette Cox
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