Carl Sandburg College
2400 Tom L. Wilson Boulevard
Galesburg, IL 61401

Sitting in the heart of the Midwest, Carl Sandurg College can be found in charming Galesburg, Illinois. Carl Sandburg strives to provide accessible, quality education in a friendly environment by making decisions with the best interests of the students in mind. With 47 different degrees and certificates available in occupational fields in addition to three university transfer degree options, this Illinois college has something for everyone who's looking for a brighter future through higher education.

Carl Sandburg College aims to give all learners the opportunity to succeed. Nearly 1,800 credit courses are offered at CSC along with almost 500 credit/non-credit personal and professional development classes. Students will find convenient and flexible course offerings at Carl Sandburg with courses available during the weekdays, in the evenings, on the weekends, and on the Web. And with approximately 250 CSC students receiving scholarships each year, Carl Sandburg College helps students afford college as well. Carl Sandburg College students commonly report CSC to be a comfortable, reasonably priced, academic and career-oriented institution of higher education.

Carl Sandburg College has the staff and services in place to support student success. Everything from traditional support in counseling, financial aid, and registration to non-traditional services like on-campus child care, free tutoring, and student leadership conferences are part of the collegiate experience at Carl Sandburg College. Partnerships with dozens of colleges and universities, K-12 public schools, and organizations within the community help CSC reach their educational and occupational goals. Carl Sandburg College is the first step on the path to a bright future.

Quick Facts:

• The average class size at Carl Sandburg College is 10 students.
  


• The typical student age at Carl Sandburg College is 30 years old.
  


• Carl Sandburg College awards approximately 500 degrees and certificates annually.
  


• Nearly three-fourths of the students at this Illinois college attend part-time.
  


• Approximately 50% of CSC students receive some form of financial assistance.