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2011-12 Grant Program for Dependents of Correctional Officers Approved Illinois Schools Last Updated January 31, 2011 1755 Lake Cook Road ILLINOIS Deerfield, IL 60015-5209 STUDENT 800.899.ISAC (4722) ASSISTANCE Web site: collegezone.com COMMISSION E-mail: [email protected] 2011-12 Grant Program for Dependents of Correctional Officers Approved Illinois Schools Last Updated January 31, 2011 ISAC FEDERAL SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL CITY COLLEGE SCHOOL CODE CODE 394 004181 ADVOCATE TRINITY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECH CHICAGO 173 021799 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 001 001633 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE ROCK ISLAND 002 001634 AURORA UNIVERSITY AURORA 058 001767 BENEDICTINE UNIVERSITY LISLE 103 001638 BLACK HAWK COLLEGE ALL LOCATIONS 005 001639 BLACKBURN COLLEGE CARLINVILLE 358 006214 BLESSING-RIEMAN COLLEGE OF NURSING QUINCY 006 001641 BRADLEY UNIVERSITY PEORIA 172 016426 CAPITAL AREA SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING SPRINGFIELD 106 007265 CARL SANDBURG COLLEGE GALESBURG 010 001694 CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 032 006656 COLLEGE OF DUPAGE GLEN ELLYN 074 007694 COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY GRAYSLAKE 090 001665 COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO 011 001666 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY RIVER FOREST 012 001669 DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DANVILLE 013 001671 DEPAUL UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 176 010727 DEVRY UNIVERSITY ALL IL LOCATIONS 055 001750 DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY RIVER FOREST 150 015310 EAST-WEST UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 014 001674 EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CHARLESTON 015 001675 ELGIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELGIN 016 001676 ELMHURST COLLEGE ELMHURST 017 001678 EUREKA COLLEGE EUREKA 180 016924 FOX COLLEGE OAK LAWN 147 014090 FRONTIER COMMUNITY COLLEGE FAIRFIELD 129 009145 GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY PARK 308 008938 GRAHAM HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING CANTON 019 001684 GREENVILLE COLLEGE GREENVILLE 114 001652 HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGE CHICAGO 087 003961 HARPER COLLEGE PALATINE 110 001648 HARRY S. TRUMAN COLLEGE CHICAGO 124 030838 HEARTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORMAL 098 001685 HEBREW THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE SKOKIE 084 001681 HIGHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE FREEPORT 056 006753 ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLEGE EAST PEORIA 020 001688 ILLINOIS COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE 021 001691 ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CHICAGO 022 001692 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY NORMAL 028 001705 ILLINOIS VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE OGLESBY 023 001696 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON 122 008076 JOHN A. LOGAN COLLEGE CARTERVILLE 140 012813 JOHN WOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE QUINCY 024 001699 JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGE JOLIET 083 001700 JUDSON UNIVERSITY ELGIN 037 007690 KANKAKEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE KANKAKEE 008 001701 KASKASKIA COLLEGE CENTRALIA 025 001703 KENDALL COLLEGE/DAY DIV/HORIZON (EVENING) CHICAGO 1 of 3 1755 Lake Cook Road ILLINOIS Deerfield, IL 60015-5209 STUDENT 800.899.ISAC (4722) ASSISTANCE Web site: collegezone.com COMMISSION E-mail: [email protected] 2011-12 Grant Program for Dependents of Correctional Officers Approved Illinois Schools Last Updated January 31, 2011 ISAC FEDERAL SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL CITY COLLEGE SCHOOL CODE CODE 116 001654 KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE CHICAGO 009 007684 KISHWAUKEE COLLEGE MALTA 026 001704 KNOX COLLEGE GALESBURG 027 001706 LAKE FOREST COLLEGE LAKE FOREST 105 007644 LAKE LAND COLLEGE MATTOON 334 010501 LAKEVIEW COLLEGE OF NURSING DANVILLE 174 016758 LE CORDON BLEU COLLEGE OF CULINARY ARTS CHICAGO 131 010020 LEWIS AND CLARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE GODFREY 029 001707 LEWIS UNIVERSITY ROMEOVILLE 160 016942 LEXINGTON COLLEGE CHICAGO 091 001708 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY LINCOLN 030 001709 LINCOLN COLLEGE LINCOLN 118 007170 LINCOLN LAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPRINGFIELD 126 009786 LINCOLN TRAIL COLLEGE ROBINSON 031 001710 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 092 001716 MACCORMAC COLLEGE CHICAGO 034 001717 MACMURRAY COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE 112 001650 MALCOLM X COLLEGE CHICAGO 120 007691 MCHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE CRYSTAL LAKE 033 001722 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY LEBANON 312 006228 METHODIST COLLEGE OF NURSING PEORIA 170 004568 MIDSTATE COLLEGE PEORIA 235 001657 MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY (PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM) DOWNERS GROVE 036 001724 MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY DECATUR 038 001725 MONMOUTH COLLEGE MONMOUTH 121 007692 MORAINE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE PALOS HILLS 145 008880 MORRISON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MORRISON 040 001728 MORTON COLLEGE CICERO 043 001733 NATIONAL LOUIS UNIVERSITY ALL LOCATIONS 200 001732 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES LOMBARD 044 001734 NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE NAPERVILLE 046 001735 NORTH PARK UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 079 001693 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 045 001737 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY DEKALB 171 012362 NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE CHICAGO 048 001739 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY EVANSTON 130 009896 OAKTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE DES PLAINES 115 001653 OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE CHICAGO 049 001741 OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY BOURBONNAIS 108 001742 OLNEY CENTRAL COLLEGE OLNEY 107 007118 PARKLAND COLLEGE CHAMPAIGN 073 001640 PRAIRIE STATE COLLEGE CHICAGO HEIGHTS 052 001745 QUINCY UNIVERSITY QUINCY 041 007119 REND LAKE COLLEGE INA 111 001649 RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE CHICAGO 133 010879 RICHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DECATUR 007 001746 ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY - ILLINOIS ALL LOCATIONS 085 001747 ROCK VALLEY COLLEGE ROCKFORD 053 001748 ROCKFORD COLLEGE ROCKFORD 2 of 3 1755 Lake Cook Road ILLINOIS Deerfield, IL 60015-5209 STUDENT 800.899.ISAC (4722) ASSISTANCE Web site: collegezone.com COMMISSION E-mail: [email protected] 2011-12 Grant Program for Dependents of Correctional Officers Approved Illinois Schools Last Updated January 31, 2011 ISAC FEDERAL SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL CITY COLLEGE SCHOOL CODE CODE 054 001749 ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 215 001659 ROSALIND FRANKLIN UNIV MED/SCI -CHICAGO MEDICAL SCHOOL NORTH CHICAGO 389 009800 RUSH UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 318 009987 SAINT ANTHONY COLLEGE OF NURSING ROCKFORD 152 015415 SAINT AUGUSTINE COLLEGE CHICAGO 321 006240 SAINT FRANCIS MEDICAL CENTER COLLEGE OF NURSING PEORIA 390 030980 SAINT JOHN’S COLLEGE/DEPT OF NURSING SPRINGFIELD 377 007325 SAINT JOHN’S HOSPITAL/SCHOOL OF CLINICAL LAB SPRINGFIELD 069 001768 SAINT XAVIER UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 088 001752 SAUK VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DIXON 075 007693 SHAWNEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ULLIN 059 001756 SHIMER COLLEGE CHICAGO 078 001757 SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE HARRISBURG 060 001758 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY - CARBONDALE CARBONDALE 070 001759 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY - EDWARDSVILLE EDWARDSVILLE 063 001769 SOUTH SUBURBAN COLLEGE SOUTH HOLLAND 004 001636 SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE BELLEVILLE 077 001643 SPOON RIVER COLLEGE CANTON 061 001761 SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE IN ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD 144 013816 TELSHE-YESHIVA CHICAGO 068 001753 THE SCHOOL OF THE ART INSTITUTE CHICAGO 076 001771 TRINITY CHRISTIAN COLLEGE PALOS HEIGHTS 330 006225 TRINITY COLLEGE OF NURSING MOLINE 081 001772 TRINITY INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY DEERFIELD 047 001773 TRITON COLLEGE RIVER GROVE 062 001774 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO CHICAGO 064 001776 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS - CHICAGO CHICAGO 127 009333 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS - SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD 065 001775 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS - URBANA URBANA/CHAMPAIGN 057 001664 UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS JOLIET 102 001778 VANDERCOOK COLLEGE OF MUSIC CHICAGO 082 001779 WABASH VALLEY COLLEGE MOUNT CARMEL 096 006931 WAUBONSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUGAR GROVE 066 001780 WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY MACOMB 337 022141 WEST SUBURBAN COLLEGE OF NURSING OAK PARK 067 001781 WHEATON COLLEGE WHEATON 117 001655 WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE CHICAGO 3 of 3 .
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