Kishwaukee College has a variety of grants available to students, which can provide
support services like mileage, internet reimbursement, textbook loans and more.
Perkins Grant
Perkins grants serve students enrolled in Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.
While Perkins' primary focus is nontraditional students, other ways to qualify include,
but are not limited to, Pell/MAP recipients, single parent/pregnant students, and
unemployed individuals.
PATH Grant
PATH grants serve students enrolled in health science programs, such as pharmacy technician,
basic nursing assisting, phlebotomy technician, sterile processing technician and
more. Ways to qualify for this grant include, but aren't limited to, Pell/MAP recipients,
single parent/pregnant students, and unemployed individuals.
The Early Childhood Access Consortium for Equity (ECACE) grant serves students who
have worked or are currently working in early childhood education (ECE) and are also
enrolled in the ECE program. Ways to qualify for this grant include, but aren't limited
to, Pell/MAP recipients, single parent/pregnant students, and unemployed individuals.
Kishwaukee College students who complete the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid are elligible for a number of state grants, including, MAP, PELL, and veteran
grants or more.
Fill out the support services application and a member of Kish's support staff will reach out to you with more information.
For additional information, please contact perkins@kish.edu.
Kishwaukee College nursing students were honored during a pinning ceremony on Wednesday, May 15, at the College. Kish recognized 23 students for completing the Registered Nursing program and presented each graduate with a special pin before family and friends during the ceremony.
Kishwaukee College hired Matt Long as the next head coach for the Men’s Basketball team. Long will take over the role in Spring 2024 as the 11th head coach in program history.