Turning Ideas into Realities Through Modern Manufacturing
Designing. Brainstorming. Building. Innovating. Computing. Traveling. Working with a global team. Making a difference. Welcome to a career in modern manufacturing.
Colleges Focus on Serving Students Who Served Our Country
At Waubonsee Community College, we consider it our privilege to serve all members of our community through our educational programs and services. We are also honored to be able to serve many students who have served our country.With a new generation of soldiers enlisting after the events of 9/11 and the implementation of the Post 9/11 GI Bill® educational benefit, colleges and universities across the country have seen growing numbers of veterans on campus.
Waubonsee Auto Body Repair Program Secures 'Makeover' Grant
Waubonsee Announces Student Senators
Waubonsee Financial Reporting Recognized by National Organization
Waubonsee Professor to Serve as Editor for Historical Journal
Fox Valley Labor News Owner Named Waubonsee Featured Alumna
Jennifer Rice, owner and managing editor of The Fox Valley Labor News, has been named Waubonsee's Featured Alumna for October.
Waubonsee History Professor Named Faculty Association Instructor of the Year
Scholarship Donors Make Dreams Come True
Making dreams come true. That's what we do at Waubonsee Community College. Many students come here looking for an education that will lead to a satisfying career. Others come for college credit they can transfer to a four-year college or university. Still others come to develop a specific job skill, to improve their ability to speak and write the English language, to continue the process of lifelong learning, or simply to obtain help in deciding their future path. By offering classes that meet a wide variety of learner needs, Waubonsee is helping community members fulfill their educational and career dreams.
Redesigned GED Exam Emphasizes College and Career Readiness
In the three years since President Barack Obama announced his American Graduation Initiative, many local, state and national projects have been undertaken to help increase college completion. Given that the key to a successful finish is often a strong start, many of these projects and efforts have focused on students’ preparation and readiness for higher education. January 2014 will mark the implementation of one such initiative — a new edition of the General Educational Development (GED) exam designed to ensure that this first step toward a higher education is truly a step up.