Carl Sandburg College has partnered with the American Sport Education Program (ASEP) to provide area coaches with an interactive and informative online learning experience.
Carl Sandburg College has a partnership with Franklin University to
provide opportunities for students at two-year colleges to complete
their bachelor’s degree without leaving their local community college.
Students earn their associate’s degree plus approximately 24 semester
credit hours of “bridge” coursework, all from their local college.
While taking bridge courses at their community college, students also
complete a minimum of 40 semester credit hours of bachelor’s degree
courses online from Franklin University. Students in this program have
access to CSC’s computers, advising, and library services, as well has
having access to support services from Franklin via distance modes. For
details about this program, please contact an advisor/counselor in the
Student Services Office on the Galesburg campus (309-341-5237).
Western Illinois University and
Carl Sandburg College are entering into a
Dual Admission Program that will allow students to take classes at both schools simultaneously and save money.
Students will save as much as $19,820 in college cost.
Western Illinois University Board of Trustees
Carl Sandburg College and Western Illinois University have agreed to facilitate the transfer of students who are enrolled in Carl Sandburg College’s Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate in Applied Science and Associate in General Education degree programs to Western Illinois University’s Board of Trustees Bachelor of Arts (BOT/BA) Degree Program. This program is specifically designed for place-bound students allowing them to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree without being required to relocate. For details about this program, please contact an advisor/counselor in the Student Services Office on the Galesburg campus (309-341-5237).
Surgical Technologist Program
Illinois Central College
This partnership between Carl Sandburg College and Illinois Central College (East Peoria, IL) provides educational opportunities for students within CSC’s District who wish to complete a certificate or an Associate’s degree as a surgical technologist. Students enroll in all technical and program-specific courses at ICC but may take general education courses and preparatory courses at CSC. For details about this program, please contact an advisor/counselor in the Student Services Office on the Galesburg campus (309-341-5237).
Methodist College of Nursing
Peoria, IL
Carl Sandburg College and Methodist College of Nursing have entered into an agreement to facilitate the transfer of students from the Associate Degree Nursing program at Carl Sandburg College to the Bachelor of Science Degree program at Methodist College of Nursing. Graduates of CSC’s A.D.N. program are guaranteed admission with advanced standing at the junior level to Methodist College of Nursing. For details about this program, please contact an advisor/counselor in the Student Services Office on the Galesburg campus (309-341-5237).
Dental Hygiene
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
All graduates of CSC’s A.A.S. degree in Dental Hygiene who meet SIUC entrance requirements will receive preferential status when being reviewed for admission to SIUC’s Bachelor of Science degree in Dental hygiene. This partnership guarantees that CSC’s A.A.S. Dental Hygiene degree recipients will be able to complete SIU’s B.S. Dental Hygiene degree with a total of no more than 60 semester hours of work at SIUC. For details about this program, please contact an advisor/counselor in the Student Services Office on the Galesburg campus (309-341-5237).
Illinois Articulation Initiative
The Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI) is a statewide transfer agreement, which is transferable among more than 100 participating college or universities in Illinois. IAI works best for students who know they are going to transfer but undecided on the college or university that will grant their baccalaureate degree.
All colleges and universities participating in the IAI agree to accept a “package” of IAI general education courses in lieu of their own comparable lower-division general education requirements. Keep in mind, the IAI General Education transfers as a package. Course-to-course transfer is not guaranteed.
IAI also includes major recommendations for the first two years of college in several popular majors. Faculty panels, which have expertise in the major field of study, created these recommendations. IAI major recommendations work best for students who have chosen their majors, are going to eventually transfer, but are undecided on the college or university that will grant their baccalaureate degree.
For details about this program, please contact an advisor/counselor in the Student Services Office on the Galesburg campus (309-341-5237).