Just because the temperatures are warmer outside doesn't mean your textbook needs to be closed for the season. There's more than one benefit to enrolling in a course at College of DuPage during the summer months:
- Get ahead. Ease into the life of a college student by picking up a class after you graduate high school or taking an additional course you need to fulfill your prerequisites. Even better – after you complete your class, you'll be one step closer to graduation.
- Lighten your course load. Have some tough classes coming up in the fall? Take one this summer and make it easier on yourself next year.
- Finish fast. Five and eight-week sessions are available at COD. Classes are offered at flexible times that fit your schedule and at various locations throughout the area and online.
Enroll in Four Simple Steps
- If you have never applied or attended College of DuPage in the past, submit your admission form. Indicate "other" as your educational goal for attending the College.
- Search for Summer 2025 class availability (TBA).
- In addition to classes at our main campus in Glen Ellyn, classes are also available at one of our COD Centers in Addison, Carol Stream, Lisle, Naperville or Westmont.
- You can also take advantage of many of our online class offerings.
- Speak to your university and/or college advisor to find out about transfer guidelines.
- If you've taken the prerequisite course at another college, contact the Office of Student Records to review options for submitting proof. If your official college transcript is already on file in the Office of Student Records, submit the Prerequisite Verification Request Form to the Office of Student Records.
- Your ACT score may meet your reading, writing, and math prerequisites. If your high school posts ACT scores on transcripts, have your official high school transcript sent to the Office of Student Records.
- If your course requires a placement test before registration, visit one of the COD Testing Center locations as soon as possible to take the exams. If you are unable to test in person, you can test remotely via the Virtual Testing Center.
- Register for courses via the Student Portal.
Transferring Courses
If you wonder which of your courses will transfer, check Transferology. Transferology is a nationwide, web-based transfer information system that provides you with fast and accurate course and transfer information. Your university advisor can also provide you with the most up to date information.
Contact Information
Admissions and Outreach
Enrollment Center
Student Services Center (SSC), Room 2280
For more information, fill out the contact form.
The Admissions Office is operating during regular business hours:
- Monday and Tuesday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Phone: (630) 942-2626
Email: admissions@cod.edu
Chat: Chat Online
Walk-in appointments are available Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on a first-come, first-served basis for a 15-minute meeting. Students who need more time can schedule a virtual or in-person appointment with their admission representative.Follow us:
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