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Students earning an A.A., A.S. or A.A.S. degree are considered degree-seeking. Completing your two-year degree at Moraine Valley prepares you for the workforce or for transfer to a four-year college or university.
Students pursuing a certificate build focused, job-ready skills through short, hands-on programs. Earn credentials that help you enter the workforce quickly or enhance your existing career path.
You are a visiting student if you are currently enrolled at another college or university and plan to take courses at Moraine Valley to transfer credits back to your home institution.
Students at Large are those who want to take credit courses for transfer, career growth, or personal interest without completing a degree or certificate.
International students are those who plan to attend Moraine Valley on an F-1 visa. You can earn a degree while getting support with the application process, visa requirements, and transitioning to college life in the U.S.
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You are degree-seeking if you plan to complete an Associate in Arts, Associate in Science or Associate in Applied Science degree, including those planning to transfer to a four-year institution.
You are certificate-seeking if you plan to complete a certificate to build new skills, advance in your career or stack certificates toward a degree.
You are a visiting student if you are currently enrolled at another college or university and plan to take courses at Moraine Valley to transfer credits back to your home institution.
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Erin M.
Everything I could possibly need to be successful is here. Moraine is my best choice because of teachers that care.
Sara H.
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Deborah T.
I was so nervous I wouldn鈥檛 fit in because of my age. But you know what? I鈥檝e been inspired by so many people, so many strong, educated and confident women.
Mohammad S.
Some of the classes here are very challenging, which prepares you for the future.
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The Children’s Learning Center provides childcare for infants and kids up to age 6, and is open to anyone.
Get support for all college programs and explore student independence and self-advocacy.
Free career, educational and personal counseling for students.
Support and resources for currently enrolled F-1 students.
Get help with papers, drafts, citations, speeches and more at the Speaking and Writing Center.
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