Public Services & Community Outreach
Crime Scene Technology Program
Why study crime scene technology at Illinois Central College?
- Course content establishes a learning base for continuing professional development
- Our courses teach, reinforce, and reward skills and abilities necessary for success in this field
- Class size is controlled to provide better student-faculty interaction and individual help
- Tuition is affordable
- Courses are taught by highly-qualified faculty
To be admitted
We welcome those who demonstrate a desire and an ability to benefit from higher education. We have no criteria for admission for part-time students (11 or fewer semester hours) or full-time students (12 or more semester hours) other than completing our paperwork, paying tuition and fees, meeting course prerequisites, and:
- Submit an application form
- Submit high school transcript (or GED scores)
- Submit ACT composite scores
- Complete ICC Basic Skills Placement Test
Students enrolled in an Applied Science
Degree program must meet with an assigned Academic Advisor. Your advisor helps you plan a program of study that meets Illinois Central College and personal requirements.