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Bookstore FAQs
● How will I know what books I will need for my courses?
Once you have registered for your classes you will be able to visit our website www.iit.bncollege.com to view the
textbooks requested for those courses. We get the information directly from faculty, so we are guaranteed to have
the right book on the shelf.
● When can I pick up my textbooks? We begin processing Fall book orders at the end of July. We process them first ordered, first fulfilled, so order early for
maximum savings.
● What is the refund policy for textbooks? For Fall 2016, Book can be returned for any reason through Saturday August 27th as long as they are in their original
condition: unopened, access codes unused, etc… You must have a receipt. Refunds are processed in the original form
of payment.
● What if I drop a course? For Fall 2016, you can return your books – with proof of a schedule change – until September 23rd.
● How does the RENTAL program work? Rental books can save you up to 80% off the cost of buying a new book. You must provide a credit card as a surety at
the time of renting but can pay for the rental with cash, check, gift card, or financial aid. Highlighting and note taking
are allowed in rental books. Books are due back the week of finals and if you do not return your book, you will be
charged a replacement fee. The Fee is NOT the difference between the purchase and rental price: it is listed on your
invoice at the time of purchase.
● Do you offer textbooks in a digital format (ebooks)? Yes, many of our titles are offered in a digital format and can save you up to 60% off the print version.
● What if I decide to keep a book I rented? Within the first two weeks of classes if you would like to purchase a book that you rented, we will apply the rental
price towards the purchase of the book. At the end of the semester, you will be given the option to buy out your rental.
The price varies by supply and demand for the book and can be more or less than the difference between renting it
and buying it.
● Can I sell back my books at the end of the term? How much cash will I receive? We buy back books from current IIT students all year long. You will need your student ID. Books must be in good
condition and if there is a demand we will pay you cash for them. Make sure that they are not rentals (from us or
elsewhere) as once sold it is no longer your property.
● Do you ever have sales on clothing? Yes! The best way to stay informed is to download the bookstore app or sign up for our email list. You can also “like”
us on facebook to learn about upcoming promotions.
● Can I work at the bookstore? YES! We love to hire student workers. Most positions are temporary for the first and last few weeks of each semester.
Visit www.bncollegejobs.com to find out if we are currently hiring.
● What hours is the bookstore open? For Fall, we are open Monday – Thursday 9 – 6 and Fridays 9 – 3. Check Facebook for extended and special hours.
OFFICE OF CAMPUS LIFEFirst-Year ExperienceSave the date: Commuter Student Peer Mentor Meet & Greet: 8/17/2016
The First-Year Experience (FYE) program is designed to help students find the resources and support they need to succeed during their time on campus. As a new incoming commuter student, you will be assigned a peer mentor who will help guide you through your first year at Illinois Tech. You can make the most of your Illinois Tech experience by attending events, interacting with your Peer Mentor Group, and learning about useful campus resources.
Spiritual Life and DiversitySave the date: Faith on Campus Tours: 8/19/2016
The Office of Spiritual Life and Diversity oversees programs that foster inclusion for all members of the Illinois Tech community—including programs pertaining to gender/sexual identity, religion, and cultural issues.
We also assist with:
• Religious spaces available to Illinois Tech students: Carr Chapel, IIT Mosque, Krishna House
• Meal accommodations for religiously observant students
• Help finding a place of worship near campus
• Gender and sexuality services
• Multicultural services
HawkLinkSave the date! Student Involvement Festival is 8/17/2016 at 12 p.m.
With more than 120 active student organizations, we have something for you! Log into HawkLink (hawklink.iit.edu) using your Illinois Tech credentials and begin exploring what the university’s student groups have to offer you. Join the Office of Campus Life for a variety of campus events, including social events, dances, and large traditional events held throughout the year.
LeadershipSave the date! Leadership Summit: 9/24/2016
Looking to explore what being a leader means? Take part in our monthly Leadership Luncheons, our annual Leadership Summit, and other programs designed to encourage each student to embrace the leader within. By exploring self-discovery and reflection, you can be the best that you can be.
ServiceSave the Date!The BIG Event will be on April 1, 2017
Interested in giving back to the Illinois Tech community and surrounding areas? Participate in the Tech Gives Back during your first week on campus, and then continue to make a difference through our monthly off-campus service events.
web.iit.edu/campus-life
McCormick Tribune Campus CenterSoutheast Corner of the MTCC3201 South State StreetChicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312.567.3720Fax: 312.567.3719Email: [email protected]
Spring Semester 2016Office of Technology Servicesots.iit.edu
Illinois Tech Personal IDs1. Unified ID (U-ID) jdoe01• Personal username used to access most
campus systems.• E-mail Username
2. Banner CWID A20000010• Personal ID number• Refer to your HawkCard or myIIT
Technology Account• Internet Access• Network Registration
• Computer Login• Printing Account
• IMAP/POP to Mobile Device
Navigating myIIT• Tabs & Channels:
– “Welcome” — IIT Today & Personal ID Numbers– “Academics” — Banner Student Self Service & Enrollment Verification– “Finances” — Manage Account, Financial Aid & IIT Print – “Training and Support” — OTS Downloads & Google Apps Account Maintenance
• Customize Layout• Single Sign On Icons:
– Google Apps– Blackboard– VCL– OTS Support
Illinois Tech Google Apps• Login through myIIT using the “Google Apps for Students” icon
• Format for student email addresses:[email protected]
• Format for faculty and staff email addresses:[email protected]@[email protected]
• Google Apps for Education includes:•Google Docs•Calendar•Groups•etc.
• Google Drive: No storage limit
NETWORK ACCESS• Wireless Network
– Wireless is available in all academic buildings and residence halls.
– You should always use ‘IIT - Secure’.– Illinois Tech participates in EDUROAM to allow you
to access wireless at other participating universities using your Illinois Tech login & password.
• Wired network– If you will live in the residence halls, Residence and
Greek Life will provide you with information about the wired network.
HOW DO I GET CONNECTED?• Register each networked device using your myIIT username and password
– Laptop, Desktop, iPad, Gaming systems, Smart Phones, etc.
• To connect the first time on any device use ‘IIT Connect’.• You will be prompted for your login & password.
• Use your full email address ([email protected]) as your login for this• The XpressConnect application will be installed that will put you on ‘IIT Secure’• You will then be asked to register your device using your login & password.
• Personal printers– We recommend using USB if you have a personal printer to prevent access from
unauthorized individuals
COMPUTER LABS & PRINTINGComputer Classrooms/Labs
– 11 large computer labs are provided on the Mies Campus for student use. 10 of these are classrooms that are available for your use when a class is not in session.
Kiosk Computers– Computers are scattered throughout campus for students’ use in residence halls, academic
buildings and the MTCC for student use
Galvin Library Laptops– Laptop computers are available for checkout in the library. They may be used anywhere on campus
for up to four hours.
Virtual Computer Lab (VCL)– OTS provides a VCL for many classes so you don't have to visit a lab. You can access certain
software from any location at any time from your own device.– Ask your instructor if you would like to use VCL.
Services Available– Academic Software– Printing Stations and large scale plotting– Scanners
Printing– Located in most academic and residential buildings– How to print:
– Direct printing from labs and kiosk computers– Remote printing from you own PC/Mac and VCL– Mobile printing form your tablet or smart phone
Keeping Your Technology Safe• Never share your password with anyone.
– No one at Illinois Tech will ever ask you for your password.
• Do not share copyrighted materials or download anything illegal.– It violates our Code of Conduct and federal laws.
The consequences are serious!
• Keep your operating system and browsers up to date– It will help prevent you from getting and spreading malware.
• Install anti-virus software– McAfee is free to students via the OTS Downloads channel on the
myIIT Training and Support tab.
• Don’t do anything that interferes with anyone else’s ability to usethe university’s network and systems.
– Be a good member of the campus community.We recommend turning off Bluetooth if you aren’t using it
Need Help?• OTS Website: http://ots.iit.edu
• Access the “Training & Support”tab in myIIT
• OTS Support Desk:
The OTS Support Desk is here to help you andcan be reached in any of the following ways– Click on “OTS Support” in myIIT– 312.567.3375 or 7-DESK– http://support.iit.edu– [email protected] – Upper level of Galvin Library
The OTS Support Desk provides free computersupport (labor only) for student PCs & Macs
› What does the Center for Disability Resources (CDR) do? � e CDR facilitates equal access for students with disabilities by coordinating accommodations and support services. � e CDR works with graduate and undergraduate students with various types of disabilities including learning, physical, hearing, visual, psychological, and chronic medical conditions.
› What qualifi es as a disability? Disability is de� ned as a physical or mental impairment, which substantially limits one or more of an individual’s major life activities. � is is typically supported by a formal record of the impairment. Find the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) de� nition of “impairment” at https://askjan.org/links/adaglossary.htm
› How do I register with the CDR? Visit iit.edu/cdr for information about registration and disclosing a disability. A� er review of a student’s application and relevant documentation, CDR sta� will meet with the student to discuss accommodations and services. � e CDR works with students with various types of disabilities including learning, physical, hearing, visual, psychological, and chronic medical conditions.
› Where is the CDR located? Center for Disability Resources 3424 S. State Street - 1C3-2 Chicago, Illinois 60616 [email protected] 312.567.5744 voice 312.567.3845 fax
› What are reasonable accommodations? Reasonable accommodations are adjustments to policy, practice, and programs that “level the playing � eld” for students with disabilities and provide equal access to Illinois Tech’s programs and activities. Examples include the administration of exams, note taking services, sign language interpretation, assistive technology, and coordination of accessible housing needs.
› What documentation is required? Documentation requirements vary depending on the type of disability. Visit iit.edu/cdr/disability-guidelines for more information.
› Additional questions? Email [email protected] or call 312.567.5744.
Visit Disability Resources on the web at iit.edu/cdr
› What does the Center for Disability Resources (CDR) do? � e CDR facilitates equal access for students with disabilities by coordinating accommodations and support services. � e CDR works with graduate and undergraduate students with various types of disabilities including learning, physical, hearing, visual, psychological, and chronic medical conditions.
› What qualifi es as a disability? Disability is de� ned as a physical or mental impairment, which substantially limits one or more of an individual’s major life activities. � is is typically supported by a formal record of the impairment. Find the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) de� nition of “impairment” at https://askjan.org/links/adaglossary.htm
› How do I register with the CDR? Visit iit.edu/cdr for information about registration and disclosing a disability. A� er review of a student’s application and relevant documentation, CDR sta� will meet with the student to discuss accommodations and services. � e CDR works with students with various types of disabilities including learning, physical, hearing, visual, psychological, and chronic medical conditions.
› Where is the CDR located? Center for Disability Resources 3424 S. State Street - 1C3-2 Chicago, Illinois 60616 [email protected] 312.567.5744 voice 312.567.3845 fax
› What are reasonable accommodations? Reasonable accommodations are adjustments to policy, practice, and programs that “level the playing � eld” for students with disabilities and provide equal access to Illinois Tech’s programs and activities. Examples include the administration of exams, note taking services, sign language interpretation, assistive technology, and coordination of accessible housing needs.
› What documentation is required? Documentation requirements vary depending on the type of disability. Visit iit.edu/cdr/disability-guidelines for more information.
› Additional questions? Email [email protected] or call 312.567.5744.
Visit Disability Resources on the web at iit.edu/cdr
Things To Watch For As A Commuter:
For more information, visit the Office of Campus Life at web.iit.edu/
campus-life/new-students/ or email [email protected]
IITCampusLife
The First Year Experience
The First Year Experience at Illinois Tech starts
off with Welcome Week! This is a great time to
meet a variety of new people. As a commuter,
you are encouraged to attend all of the
events, but we strongly recommend that you to
make an effort to attend Weds., August 17.
The Office of Campus Life will also release a
list of ‘must attend’ programs for the year. Get
the most out of your Illinois Tech experience
by attending these!
Peer Mentors
Once you arrive to campus in the Fall, you will
be assigned a Peer Mentor. These are upper
class students that will help you to navigate
all that IIT has to offer and help you meet a
few people along the way. Peer Mentors are a
great resource for students that are looking to
meet new people, get involved in a student
organization, or just figure out which office
can provide the assistance needed. Watch your
@hawk.iit.edu for your assignment!
Things To Watch For As A Commuter:
For more information, visit the Office of Campus Life at web.iit.edu/
campus-life/new-students/ or email [email protected]
IITCampusLife
The First Year Experience
The First Year Experience at Illinois Tech starts
off with Welcome Week! This is a great time to
meet a variety of new people. As a commuter,
you are encouraged to attend all of the
events, but we strongly recommend that you to
make an effort to attend Weds., August 17.
The Office of Campus Life will also release a
list of ‘must attend’ programs for the year. Get
the most out of your Illinois Tech experience
by attending these!
Peer Mentors
Once you arrive to campus in the Fall, you will
be assigned a Peer Mentor. These are upper
class students that will help you to navigate
all that IIT has to offer and help you meet a
few people along the way. Peer Mentors are a
great resource for students that are looking to
meet new people, get involved in a student
organization, or just figure out which office
can provide the assistance needed. Watch your
@hawk.iit.edu for your assignment!
OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID • PERLSTEIN HALL, ROOM 206 • 10 WEST 33RD STREET • CHICAGO, IL 60616 • 312.567.7219 • 866.901.1866 • [email protected] • web.iit.edu/financial-aid
FINANCIAL AID ANNUAL CHECKLIST
The Office of Financial Aid is committed to providing our students with information related to their personal financial aid packages.
Please use the checklist below as a reference guide to help you manage your financial aid account. If you have any questions,
please contact financial aid at [email protected] or 312.567.7219, or visit finaid.iit.edu.
THIS SUMMER June 15 Submit all outstanding documentation to the
Office of Financial Aid for the upcoming academic year. June 15 is the Priority Submission Date for documentation.
July 8 Receive bill from the Office of Student Accounting for upcoming fall semester.
Mid-July Establish payment plan with the Office of Student Accounting if you plan to pay in installments for any portion of your bill not covered by scholarships or federal aid.
July Review financial aid award package and determine how you will pay your bill. Complete Master Promissory Note(s) and Entrance Counseling for Federal Loans at studentloans.gov.
FALL 2016 Early August Complete a Title IV Authorization Form with the
Office of Student Accounting. This form allows IIT to apply financial aid to non-mandatory fees such as bookstore charges, library fines, and health insurance.
August 22 Fall 2016 classes begin. Institutional scholarships and federal financial aid disburse to your account. Payments can be made through the portal, in the TouchNet system.
September 3 Be sure to make any course schedule changes by this date. If you do not drop courses properly with the Registrar’s Office, you could be charged!
Early September Check financial aid disbursement on your portal.If all aid is not disbursed but all requirements are satisfied, please contact our office.
November Register for spring classes. Double check bill is paid in full for the fall term. An outstanding invoice will prevent registration for additional terms.
SPRING 2017 Mid-December Establish payment plan with the Office of Student
Accounting if you plan to pay in installments for any portion of your bill not be covered by scholarships or federal aid.
Early January File your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for 2016–17 using IIT School Code 001691. Use the IRS data retrieval tool for quick processing. Use an estimate of your taxes if necessary to submit your FAFSA early. It’s okay to make changes later!
January 11 Spring 2017 classes begin. Institutional scholarships and federal financial aid disburse to your account. Payments can be made through the portal, in the TouchNet system.
January 21 Be sure to make any course schedule changes by this date. If you do not drop courses properly with the Registrar’s Office, you could be charged!
Early February Check financial aid disbursement on the portal. If all aid is not disbursed but all requirements are satisfied, please contact our office.
February 7 Illinois Tech FAFSA priority submission date. We recommend that you submit the FAFSA by this date for full consideration of all financial aid. Some financial aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
March Receive 2017–18 award letter from Office of Financial Aid. Begin planning for next fall.
April Register for summer and fall terms. Double check bill is paid in full for spring term. An outstanding balance will prevent your registration for additional terms.
GALVIN LIBRARY QUICK INFO
LIBRARY HOURS
During spring and fall semesters, the library is open 24 hours a day from 12
p.m. on Sundays to 7 p.m. on Fridays. Saturday hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Your
Illinois Tech ID is required for entry after 6 p.m. Go to http://library.iit.edu/hours
to see our hours and any upcoming closures.
TEXTBOOK LOOKUP
Galvin Library has nearly every required undergraduate textbook on reserve. They
can be used inside the library for two hours at a time, and may be renewed.
http://library.iit.edu/books/iit/textbooks
ACCESS THE LIBRARY FROM HOME!
Galvin Library has thousands of electronic resources you can use to research from
home or off campus. Find resources in your subject area:
http://library.iit.edu/find/articles/by-subject
RESEARCH HELP SERVICE
Galvin Library has professional librarians with expertise in your academic
discipline to assist you with your assignments and research. You can stop by the
Research Help Office, schedule a research appointment by email: [email protected] or
phone: (312) 567- 3616 or chat with us online at the library website.
WRITING ASSISTANCE
During the evening, Galvin Library offers advice for students concerning the
best practices for your writing assignments. Students will be helped on a first-
come, first-serve basis as the schedule permits. Need help right away? Email
us at [email protected] or call us at 312.567.3616.
RECEIVE LIBRARY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Want to get the latest news on new library resources, events, workshops and
services? Follow us on Facebook or Twitter, or sign up for the library
announcement email list: http://goo.gl/forms/Q3x6tfzDqY
Facebook.com/GalvinLibraryIIT @GalvinLibrary
Find more information from the New Student Guide: http://guides.library.iit.edu/newstudents.
Are you a new international student? We have a research guide for you too! http://guides.library.iit.edu/internationalstudents
KEY:
Payment Plans
Billing Dates—E-bills
Late Fee Assessment Dates
Health Insurance Dates
Other Important Deadlines
2016–17 Student Accounting Annual ChecklistThe Office of Student Accounting is here to help you!
Please use the checklist below as a reference guide to keep on
track of important billing dates throughout the year.
STUDENT TO DO LIST
❑ Set up your parent or guardian as an Authorized User in the TouchNet system (accessible through the MyIIT Portal Finances tab)
❑ Enroll in direct deposit for tuition refunds (accessible through the MyIIT Portal Finances tab)
❑ Submit a FERPA release form to the Registrar’s Office to allow your parent or guardian access to your financial, personal and/or academic information
❑ Review our monthly payment plan options and enroll in one that suits your budget
❑ Add alternate email addresses and cell phone numbers to your profile in TouchNet
❑ Make a note in your calendar of tuition due dates and the deadline to add and drop courses each term for a refund.
❑ Ensure that all financial aid is accepted and paperwork is complete. Contact the Financial Aid office at [email protected] with questions
❑ Decide on a checking and/or savings account, and ask your banker for a record of your routing and account number
FALL 2016July 1July 1July 1 August 6 August 22 September 3September 3 September 6 September 6 September 6September 16 October 4 October 6 October 14 November 6 November 7 November 18 December 1 December 16
Health insurance waivers availableFall charges available to view on myiit portalPayment plans available for enrollment Deadline and first payment due for four month payment planFall 2016 classes beginHealth insurance waiver deadlineLast Day to Add/Drop classesFirst Fall E-Bill availableTuition and Fees due. Tuition remission and tuition deferment deadline Payment plan payment deadline Late Fee Assessment Second Fall E-Bill availablePayment plan payment dueLate Fee AssessmentFinal Fall Payment for payment plan dueThird Fall E-Bill availableLate Fee AssessmentFinal Fall E-Bill availableLate Fee Assessment
SPRING 2017November 7
November 30 December 7 December 23 January 9 January 21January 23 January 23 January 23 January 23 February 2February 20 February 23 March 3 March 21March 23April 3April 21May 1
SUMMER 2017
April 3
April 24June 12June 12June 9
Registration for Spring classes. Double check bill is paid in full for the Fall term. An outstanding balance will prevent registration for additional terms.Spring charges available to view on myiit portalPayment plans available for enrollmentDeadline and first payment due for Four month payment planSpring 2017 Classes Begin
Last Day to Add/Drop classesFirst Spring E-Bill availableHealth insurance waiver deadlineTuition and Fees due. Last day to sign up for tuition remission and tuition deferment. Payment plan payment due, Three month payment plan deadlineLate Fee AssessmentSecond Spring E-Bill availablePayment plan payment dueLate Fee Assessment Third Spring E-Bill availableFinal Spring Payment for payment plan dueLate Fee Assessment Final Spring E-Bill availableLate Fee Assessment
Registration for Summer and Fall classes. Double check bill is paid in full for the Spring term. An outstanding balance will prevent registration for additional terms.Summer charges available to view on myiit portalFirst Summer E-Bill availableTuition and Fees due. Last day to sign up for tuition remission and tuition deferment.Late Fee Assessment
Student Accounting Office3424 South State StreetTC – 4th FloorChicago, IL 60616
GREEK LIFE
Greek Life consists of seven fraternities and three sororities at Illinois Tech! Fraternities and sororities are values‐based student organizations that individuals come together and help each other grow to be the best versions of themselves.
Fraternities: Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Omega Delta, Phi Kappa Sigma, Pi Kappa Phi, Phi Mu Alpha and Triangle Sororities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, Kappa Phi Delta and Zeta Pi Omega
The Illinois Tech Greek Life community has seven core values: academics, leadership, friendship, community service & philanthropy, Networking, Community and Social Skills. These values align with Greek Council Programming.
Fun Facts: Greek Council won a national award in Spring 2015 and Spring 2016, the average Greek GPA in Spring 2015 was 3.027, as a collective community they reported earning over 5,000 community service hours and 13% of the student population is affiliated.
How do you join? The first week of each Fall and Spring semester is Recruitment week. During these weeks, chapters host daily activities open to everyone. Students are encourages to visit all chapters to see where they might fit best. Chapters also host recruitments events throughout each semester. Check out HawkLink for upcoming events!
Learn more about Illinois Tech Greek Life at https://web.iit.edu/greek‐life or
email the Greek Life Coordinator, Koryna Bucholz at [email protected].
STUDENT HEALTH AND WELLNESS
QUICK INFO
All registered students have been enrolled in the Student Health Insurance
To find out more information on the plan benefits-please visit our website (www.iit.edu/shwc). Click on
“Insurance”
If you DO NOT wish to be enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan, you will need to complete the online
waiver (www.iit.edu/shwc) by September 1, 2016. This is an annual process. You will need to waive every year
(July 1st-Sept 1st)
SUBMIT your immunization records and avoid a registration hold.
IL Tech requires all students to meet the immunization requirements by the first week of class in order to
comply with IL State Law immunization requirements.
If you fail to provide documentation a hold will be placed on your account preventing you from registering for
SPRING classes.
You can email us your records at [email protected]
You have access to FREE HEALTH and COUNSELING services!
All students can utilize health and counseling services FREE of charge as long as they are registered for at least 1
credit hour.
It doesn’t matter if you have private insurance or if you are enrolled in the student health insurance plan-
everyone is welcome!
Services are confidential (except in cases of harm to self/others)
Your insurance will be billed if we draw labs or take specimens.
You may incur a fee if you need to be referred to the community/outside provider.
IMPORTANT TIDBITS:
You will need to waive your health insurance coverage every year.
We have monthly outreach events; join us for one (or more). You can even tell us your ideas for what you think
we need on campus!
Be on time or cancel your appointment (via phone, email or secure message) to avoid any late/no show fees.
In order to see the psychiatrist-you must be engaged in concurrent therapy.
Medication requests may be subject to further testing.
WHY SHOULD I STUDY ABROAD?
Understanding cultural differences in today’s
increasingly interconnected world is an important and
invaluable skill. Not only will the experience enhance
your job opportunities after you graduate, but you’ll
learn new things, explore other regions of the world,
and be better prepared to meet the challenges of a
global workforce.
Who can go abroad?
Everyone! Regardless of your
major, if you are in good academic
standing, you can go abroad. Many
programs are taught in English,
though some require a certain
proficiency in a foreign language.
Can I afford to go abroad?
Many programs are comparable to
the cost of attending IIT for a
semester. For all IIT faculty-led and
exchange programs, most financial
aid will transfer to your study
abroad program, and federal aid
can apply to partner programs.
There are also plenty of
scholarship competitions
specifically for study abroad that
can ease the burden.
Will the programs work for my
major?
Yes! Some program examples
include architecture travel studios
in the Netherlands, business
exchange in Singapore,
engineering and research in
Denmark, or IIT faculty-led
humanities courses in Japan. The
Office of Undergraduate Academic
Affairs will pre-approve all courses
you plan to take abroad so as not
to delay your graduation.
Stop by the Study Abroad Office
to learn more!
International Center, MTCC 202
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 312.567.3694
http://web.iit.edu/study-abroad